Our humble beginnings started in 2002, after Georgia Dimaano threw together @10 flutists to form a flute choir to supplement a recital she was giving. The group enjoyed it so much, that regular rehearsals began a few months later and took off from there. We practiced in Georgia's unfinished basement, until we outgrew the space and moved to a new home at Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church in Glenmoore, PA, where we rehearsed for 11 years. The choir has matured over the years, sustained the Covid19 pandemic, and continues its mission of promotion of the flute, flute choir repertoire, and enriching and educating the cultural community through its performances and outreach. Its members are encouraged to grow as individual and ensemble musicians, all within a profesisonal and supportive environment.
In 2022 we secured a new home at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Exton, PA. We rehearse in Getman Hall and perform in St. Paul's lovely sanctuary. The choir continues to grow as a result of being more centrally located with easier access to major highways.
In 2025 we began a search for a new Music Director. Emily Poll will join us in November 2025. Emily is an educator and conductor from Wayne, Pennsylvania. She completed her undergraduate degrees from West Chester University in Music Education and Music Theory with minors in Music History and Voice. She recently graduated with a Master of Music in Instrumental Conducting from Temple University as a graduate teaching assistant with the Temple Bands, where she helped teach and conduct the Temple University Diamond Marching Band, the Temple University Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band, and Collegiate Band. She is currently the Director of Bands at Middletown High School in Middletown, Delaware.