Groton Hill Flute Orchestra Tickets

The Groton Hill Flute Orchestra is a dynamic New England ensemble with a rich lineage tracing back to the Nashua Flute Choir (founded 1983). From the Nashua days to the New England Flute Orchestra and, after Groton Hill Music Center’s 2022 move, the Groton Hill Flute Orchestra weaves a thread of flute artistry through classical, contemporary, and world premieres. Conducted by Nicole O’Toole (following 25-year tenure of Dr. Eileen Yarrison), the group celebrated its 40th anniversary in the 2022–23 season and continues to push the boundaries of flute repertoire across piccolo to contrabass flute. Here you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from the discography, and an upcoming tour schedule for 2025.

Based in Groton, Massachusetts, and performing across the region, the orchestra remains accessible to fans and newcomers alike—secure your seats for the next Meadow Hall concert and explore the ensemble’s vibrant catalog and social channels for the latest news.

Biography, discography highlights, and 2025 concert calendar showcase the Groton Hill Flute Orchestra’s evolution from a local choir to a prominent flute powerhouse. The ensemble embraces a broad repertoire, including contemporary world premieres such as Land of Make-Believe by Phyllis Avidan Louke (world premiere in 2025), ensuring a fresh listening experience each season. For fans and supporters, the group maintains an active presence on Groton Hill Music Center’s official channels across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Follow for performance clips, rehearsal insights, and ticket information.

Upcoming 2025 concerts at Meadow Hall include Waves of Sound (Mar 9), Jump Into Summer (Jun 6), and ’Tis the Season (Dec 9). Each date stands alone, offering an accessible entry point to the ensemble’s evolving sound and collaborative spirit. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or a new listener, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, friendly access to tickets and event details.

For more updates, link to official social channels and the Groton Hill Music Center site, where you can explore the full calendar, learn about the conductor transition, and hear selected recordings from the ensemble’s long-running discography—Sounds of Christmas; A Falls House Christmas; Views from Falls House.