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Flutist Carla Auld is a chamber musician and soloist who promotes the performance and recording of new classical and cross-over music by  New York area and international composers. A list of her list of repertoire is available>>.

Ms. Auld is a founding member of UpTown Flutes (http://www.uptownflutes.com/), winners of the 2002 Artist International Chamber Music Award. She also performs regularly with mezzo-soprano, Karen Leigh as part of the flute and voice ensemble, The Cassandra Duo (http://www.myspace.com/cassandraduo), which has debuted new music in New York City and Lawrence University in Wisconsin, and the newly created flute and guitar duo, ¡Caramba! featuring Ana Maria Rosado. Accompanied by nationally renowned musicians on voice, harp, piano and strings, she has recently completed a regional tour with her cross-over jazz ensemble The Carla Auld Quartet, performing Claude Bolling’s Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano in addition to a variety of other jazz standards to wide acclaim.

Ms. Auld’s solo career has recently included performances by a wide variety of classical composer’s including Gary Schocker, Stephen Giammarino, Katherine Hoover, Mark O’Connor, Peter Bacchus, Michael Valenti, Jason Hoogerhyde and Allen Cohen.

Ms. Auld, the daughter of a Dominican classical guitarist and aspiring opera singer father from the northern Italian town of Modena, attended Temple University on a music scholarship, and continued her study of music and flute technique with luminaries of the classical music world including Julius Baker (New York Philharmonic), Bernard Goldberg (Pittsburgh Symphony) and Gerardo Levy (New York City Opera), in addition to new music pioneer Robert Dick.

Carla Auld resides in northern New Jersey with her two sons, husband, mother and pet Boxer.