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Marie Tachouet serves as Artist Faculty and Program Director of Woodwinds at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts, Music Conservatory. She concurrently holds the position of Principal Flute with the Lyric Opera of Chicago and has performed as principal flute with major orchestras including Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony, and Milwaukee Symphony.
Her educational background includes:
- BM in Flute Performance (summa cum laude) from Carnegie Mellon University
- MM in Flute Performance from University of Michigan
Professor Tachouet specializes in flute performance with dual focus on orchestral repertoire and contemporary music. As a dedicated advocate for new music, she has premiered works by Charles Wuorinen, Elliot Carter, and John Zorn at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall and the Guggenheim. Her pedagogical approach emphasizes technical agility and interpretive depth while preparing students for professional careers in diverse musical settings.
Her distinguished recognition includes:
- 2016 Paul Boylan award for outstanding contributions to music
- Critical acclaim from the New York Times for 'extraordinary agile' solo performances
As Program Director of Woodwinds, Professor Tachouet oversees comprehensive training across bachelor's, master's, and diploma programs. She actively engages students through masterclasses at leading institutions including University of Michigan and Northwestern University, leveraging her professional network to provide career development opportunities. Her studio prepares flutists for success in orchestral, operatic, and contemporary music contexts through rigorous technical training and performance experience.
