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A kickboxing enthusiast that is always fighting the travel bug, flutist Morgann Elyce Davis is also an energetic performer and dynamic and engaging teacher. When she is not spending time planning a new adventure, or exploring her new surroundings in southeastern Pennsylvania, Morgann can be found performing in a variety of settings, teaching, and advocating for music and the arts.

Morgann currently teaches flute lessons in Lancaster, PA and surrounding communities. She can be heard on the Naxos label under the direction of conductor Russel C. Mikkelson, and has been heard playing bass flute on Canadian National Radio. She can be heard on stage with ensembles such as the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Allegro Chamber Orchestra of Lancaster, Opera Lancaster, the Dubuque Symphony, and Madison Symphony.

An avid chamber musician, Morgann has recently played with the Lancaster Wind Quintet and Pennsylvania Flute Choir. She was a first prize winner of the Irving Shain Piano and Woodwind Duo Competition in 2008, a finalist in the Wisconsin Public Radio Neale-Silva Young Artist Competition in 2011, and a member of the woodwind quintet receiving an honorable mention at the MTNA regional level in Wisconsin in 2010. In 2009, Morgann founded the Dual Reveries Flute Duo with Kana Murakoshi. Dual Reveries’ premiere recital was given to a full house in the 9th district of Paris, France. The pair followed this up with substantial road trips as they toured 7 states during the summers of 2010 and 2011, capping off their travels with a performance at the 2011 National Flute Association convention. They are looking forward to more performances in the very near future.  

Originally from a small town in central Pennsylvania, Morgann spent four memorable years at The Ohio State University studying towards a Bachelor of Music degree in flute performance (Magna cum Laude) with Katherine Borst Jones. Following her time in Buckeye country, Morgann received a Master of Music degree (Summa cum Laude) as a student of Stephanie Jutt at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Compelled by the incredible music of Jean Ferrandis and the desire to travel, she pursued study on scholarship as a member of his studio in Courchevel, Paris, and Southern France. 

Taking all of these varied experiences with her, Morgann most enjoys sharing the joys and benefits of music with her students. As a studio teacher, Morgann focuses on helping each student find their individual strengths while developing all aspects of their playing. Her students have participated in ensembles and camps such as the UW-Whitewater Flute Camp, The Ohio State University Flute Workshop, the Interlochen Summer Camp for the Arts, the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, and Winds of Wisconsin. Her students have been accepted into Bachelor and Master of Music degree programs at schools such as Western Illinois University, the University of Minnesota, UW-Milwaukee, Central Michigan University and Oklahoma State University. Previously Adjunct Professor of Flute at Maranatha College, Morgann has also taught at the UW-Madison Music Clinic, UW-Whitewater Flute Camp, The Ohio State University Flute Workshop and UW-Waukesha. 
 
A strong advocate for the value of music and the arts, Morgann is on the Career and Artistic Development Committee of the National Flute Association. Previously a state board member of the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs, she also helped to co-found the UW-Madison chapter of Arts Enterprise, and is involved in the formation of the brand new Central Pennsylvania Flute Association. 

Morgann is greatly enjoying the process of discovering her place in southeastern Pennsylvania as she grows her studio and shares the stage with local musicians.