Dr. Lorin Green

Dr. Lorin Green (She/Her) is an arts leader, administrator, flutist, and educator in Seattle, WA. She currently serves as the Senior Manager of Community Relations & Partnerships for the Seattle Symphony where she acts as the bridge between the symphony and the community. Lorin co-edited the published anthology From Our Eyes & Ears: Writings by Musicians of Color, Volume 1- Black Voices that centers writings by musicians of color from various perspectives who chose to pursue music as a career path in the western classical music field.

As a performer and published researcher, Lorin has been selected to present and perform at numerous conferences including the National Flute Association Annual Convention, the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic, and the League of American Orchestras Conference. Her latest research has centered around flutist, educator, author, and administrator Dorothy Antoinette Handy. 

Lorin's education includes a certificate from the Juilliard School and a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Flute Performance from the University of Washington. Her work and education centers on amplifying the voices of the underrepresented within all fields of music and art at large. In her free time, Lorin loves trying new restaurants around Seattle, traveling, and spending time within her local arts communities. 

Learn more about Lorin at https://www.loringreen.com/. 

IG: @loringreen.flute

Photo by Kenya Shakoor.