Flute Choir
The Northern Iowa Flute Choir was formed in 1986 by UNI Professor of Flute Angeleita Floyd with the goals of further developing ensemble skills, performing challenging repertoire, and having fun while making music. The Flute Choir ensemble uses instrumentation spanning the five-octave range of the flute family, featuring piccolo, C flute, alto flute in G, and bass flute. Under the direction of Dr. Floyd, the NIFC has performed for numerous functions within the School of Music, the University, and the surrounding community.
Performances include the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center Gala Concert, Scholarship Benefit Concerts, Northern Festival of Bands, Christmas Camaraderie, the dedication of the Great Reading Room Seerley Hall, UNI Foundation, Sartorie Hospital Festival of Trees, Hartman Reserve Fall Festival, Cedar Valley Nature Trail Concert Series, and numerous Iowa Flute Festivals.
The ensemble consists of music majors and non-music majors alike and provides a challenging opportunity for flutists to explore the Flute Choir repertoire.
