Julietta Curenton

Julietta Curenton is Assistant Professor of Flute at Shenandoah Conservatory, Shenandoah University. An acclaimed performer known for her bold and dramatically characterized playing, she bridges classical, jazz, and gospel genres.

Education:

• D.M.A., Stony Brook University (Expected 2024)
• M.M., The Royal Northern College of Music (University of Manchester)
• B.M., The Juilliard School

Her research focuses on commissioning works by women and African American composers, highlighted in her album 'Harambee: The Power of Sisterhood' (2021). She serves as solo principal player for Soulful Symphony and performs with ensembles including Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and Baltimore Symphony.

Awards:

• Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia Career Advancement Award
• Premiere Prix, Journées de les Harpes Competition
• National Flute Association Young Artist Prize
• New York Flute Club Competition Prize
• Astral Artists National Auditions Prize