Sara discovered her passion for the flute at age ten, inspired by its expressive range and capacity for storytelling. One of her earliest and most meaningful memories is playing Danny Boy for her late uncle, who encouraged her devotion to music by gifting her flutes. That bond of music and memory continues to shape Sara’s artistry today.
By age twelve, Sara knew the flute was more than a hobby. Recognized for her talent by her teachers, she began private studies and soon distinguished herself as first chair flute in both her school ensembles and the regional youth symphony. As a high school junior, she won the symphony’s Concerto Competition, making her solo debut with orchestra.
Sara went on to earn her degree in flute performance, serving as first chair in both the Orchestral Band and Symphony Orchestra. In her senior year, she captured first prize in her university’s Concerto Competition, affirming her artistry among peers. While rooted in the Classical tradition, she has since expanded into Jazz and Rock, embracing a wide range of musical expression.
In March 2025, Sara made her international debut at Vienna’s Musikverein and the Palace Coburg as part of the Winners Recitals of the Special Venue Music Awards. Audiences praise her ability to balance technical precision with deep emotion—hallmarks that make her one of today’s most compelling young flutists.