Lana Kuscer
Lana Kuscer, DMA Assistant Professor of Flute
School of Music, 309 | 936.294.1367 | lxk025@shsu.edu
Division | Winds
Lana Kuscer is the Assistant Professor of Flute at Sam Houston State University and a member of Richardson Symphony Orchestra, with past positions including Orchester Jakobsplatz München, Classical Concert Chamber Orchestra, and collaborations with London Symphony Orchestra and English National Opera. She performed as soloist in Carnegie Hall, Boston Symphony Hall, Kennedy Center in Washington DC, Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco and Houston’s Jones Hall. Kuscer has given solo recitals throughout Europe, United States and Asia, including performances for Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, Pope John Paul II and at London’s Houses of Parliament. She performed Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto at the Sarasota Music Festival in Sarasota Opera House, and was a featured artist at Imago Sloveniae Festival, Festival ARTIS, August Music Festival London, Shanghai Conservatory Jazz Music Season and as contemporary chamber musician at Opus XXI Festival in France and Germany. Prizes include Elise Meyer Competition (Germany), Euritmia (Italy), TEMSIG (Slovenia), UNT Concerto Competition and the 2019 Presser Graduate Music Award.
Kuscer is an Honors graduate of Royal College of Music London (BM), Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg (MM), Royal Danish Academy of Music (MM exchange) and holds a Doctorate degree from the University of North Texas, where she was a Toulouse Fellowship Scholar and Graduate Teaching Fellow. Her principal teachers were Mary Karen Clardy, Susan Milan, Moshe Aron Epstein and Toke Lund Christiansen.