Praised for his “lustrous tone” (Musical America), Italian flutist Giorgio Consolati has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kimmel Center, and the Marlboro Music Festival. He appeared as a concerto soloist with Alan Gilbert and the Juilliard Orchestra as well as with the National Repertory Orchestra. Giorgio is currently the principal flute of the York Symphony. As a proud recipient of a Kovner Fellowship, Giorgio studied at The Juilliard School with Carol Wincenc and at the Peabody Institute with Marina Piccinini. Highlights of Giorgio’s upcoming projects include a six-US city tour with Musicians from Marlboro, a solo concerto appearance with the York Symphony, and a residency at The Chamber Music Conference at Colgate University during the summer.