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Marcia Kämper is acting as Second Flute in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for the 2005-2006 season. She won her first full-time orchestral position in 2002 as Second Flute / Piccolo with the Omaha Symphony and has performed several concertos on subscription concerts with the Omaha Symphony Chamber Orchestra. Marcia has also performed flute and piccolo in recitals and orchestra concerts in Door County, Wisconsin at the Peninsula Music Festival and at the Collegium Musicum at the Schloss Pommersfelden in Germany.

She attended the Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts in Nevada and, while in high school, performed concertos with the Henderson Civic Symphony, Las Vegas Youth Orchestra, Las Vegas Music Festival and won the Las Vegas Flute Club Competition.

Marcia earned two degrees from Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, Maryland. While there, she won the Washington DC Flute Club Competition and was twice-awarded the Britton Johnson Memorial Flute Prize. Currently she performs with (and co-directs) ANALOG, a collective of musicians and artists from around the world. Mrs. Kämper also is an instrumental director and performer of Omaha's only new music festival ARTSaha!

Previous teachers include Cynthia Mann, Robert Willoughby, Emily Skala, and Martha Aarons.

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Analog Arts Ensemble
More about Marcia going to Baltimore
ARTSaha!
Peabody Conservatory
Peninsula Music Festival

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