Adam Walker is Principal Flute of the London Symphony Orchestra, as well as an internationally celebrated soloist and chamber musician, and visiting professor of the Royal College of Music. He leads a day of performance and learning for flautists and audience members of all ages, ending with an up-close recital of flute repertoire and arrangements in the Carole Nash Hall.
Supported by Powell Flutes
Adam Walker is Principal Flute of the London Symphony Orchestra, as well as an internationally celebrated soloist and chamber musician, and visiting professor of the Royal College of Music. He leads a day of performance and learning for flautists and audience members of all ages, ending with an up-close recital of flute repertoire and arrangements in the Carole Nash Hall.
Supported by Powell Flutes
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