D. Brian Lee is a flutist and teacher residing in Rockville, Maryland, near Washington DC. He has a wide-ranging background including solo, chamber, opera, musical theatre, and orchestral performances, and has performed professionally as a flutist, singer, bassist, violist, pianist, and conductor. Teaching experience includes more than 20 years as a private studio teacher and five years in public school programs. His extensive musical and academic accomplishments – from teaching and performing, to advanced degrees in both performance and instructional systems design, to research and writing on music-related subjects – bring an ability to see cross-relationships between many different strands in the arts and humanities. A devoted teacher and student of singing, he has found that understanding singing is extremely helpful to flutists and other wind instrumentalists. His experience and exploratory spirit benefit students of diverse backgrounds and learning styles in their efforts to become better musicians.
D. Brian Lee is a flutist and teacher residing in Rockville, Maryland, near Washington DC. He has a wide-ranging background including solo, chamber, opera, musical theatre, and orchestral performances, and has performed professionally on flute, voice, double bass, viola, piano and as a conductor. Teaching experience includes more than 20 years as a private studio teacher (traditional and Suzuki) and five years in public school programs. His extensive musical and academic accomplishments - from teaching and performing, to advanced degrees in both performance and instructional systems design, to research and writing on music-related subjects - bring an ability to see cross-relationships between many different strands in the arts and humanities. A devoted teacher and student of singing, he has found that understanding singing is extremely helpful to flutists and other wind instrumentalists. His experience and exploratory spirit benefit students of diverse backgrounds and learning styles in their efforts to become better musicians.