Flutist Grace Law is passionate about expanding modern flute repertoire in solo and electronically enhanced mediums. Performing and interning at the Mostly Modern Festival this summer, Grace worked with leading musicians, composers, and conductors in contemporary music as well as performed extensively as a soloist, chamber, and orchestral musician. Graduating magna cum laude for her Bachelor's Degree from SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Tara O’ Connor, Grace will be pursuing a Performer's Certificate at Purchase while also serving as the Graduate Teaching Assistant of Flute, GA to the Coordinator of Classical Division, and GA to Music Administration. Additionally, she will manage the flute studio's website and social media outreach. Formerly, she was the Assistant to the Orchestra Manager and Librarian for the Purchase Symphony and the Undergraduate Assistant to the Coordinator of Classical Division. Her studies at Purchase have led her to make her solo debut with the Purchase Symphony, and perform with the Camerata Baroque Orchestra, and New Music and Sinfonietta Ensembles. Her accomplishments include winning the FLUTISSIMO! Young Artist Competition 1st Grand Prize in 2017, Purchase Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition in 2016, and was has received honors from the South Carolina Flute Society. She has also participated in numerous summer festival programs and including Idyllwild Arts Symphony and Chamber Music Festival, Miami Music Festival, Sewanee Summer Music Festival, Flutissimo Summer Flute Workshop, and the Baylor Flute Seminar. Masterclass performance highlights include those with Jeanne Baxtresser, Robert Langevin, Marianne Gedigian, Lorna McGhee, Keith Underwood, Bonita Boyd, Mimi Stillman, and Mercedes Smith.
Externally from her musical endeavors she enjoys graphic design, cooking, and hiking.
Externally from her musical endeavors she enjoys graphic design, cooking, and hiking.