Jessica Warren

Bio

Hailed as “remarkable” by the Chicago Tribune and “one to watch, in more ways than one” by Muso Magazine, Jessica Warren has gained worldwide recognition as a dynamic performer and a flutist who thinks outside the box.

Ms. Warren has concertized on three continents and appeared as a soloist with the Chicago, Atlanta, Leipzig Radio, Baltimore, Fort Worth, and Omaha Symphonies among others as well as at numerous international music festivals including the Spoleto USA Festival where she gave the American Premiere of Pascal Dusapin’s Flute Concerto, “Galim”. She gave her New York recital debut in Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall in 1998.

She has toured Latin America as an artistic ambassador to the United States, soloing with orchestras and giving recitals to rave reviews. She has been named a winner in several international competitions including the Artists International Competition and the International Music Competition “Citta di Padova”  

In addition to her classical training, she has a great interest in the music of South America and has made extensive trips to Perú and Ecuador to familiarize herself with Andean instruments and performance techniques as well as with the compositions of the region. Ms. Warren-Acosta’s CD of South American music for flute, “Acentos” has been released on the Filarmonika label and is available at www.filarmonika.com