About

Dr. Carlos Feller is assistant professor music at Ouachita Baptist University where he teaches Flute, Music Theory, Aural Skills, and Music History courses and directs the Ouachita Flute Ensemble. Dr. Feller has previously served on faculty at Oklahoma Baptist University, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, University of Southern Mississippi, and Florida State University.

As an orchestral player, Feller has appeared in performances with world renowned artists such as James Galway, Joshua Bell, Alex Klein, and Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg. Feller has served as flutist and piccoloist of the Gulf Coast Symphony, Meridian Symphony, Tallahassee Symphony, and the Parana State Symphony Orchestra. He also appeared as flutist and penny whistle player for the bluegrass group Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder.

Feller maintains an active schedule as recitalist and chamber musician both nationally and abroad. Member of the ensembles International SuperFlutes Collective, Music Unites, Ricercata Winds, Traverso Colore, and duo partner with pianist Dr. Mary Chung, his performances include multiple venues in Japan, Switzerland, Italy, France, Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, Honduras, Mexico, and Brazil. Feller has performed in multiple editions of the National Flute Association Convention, the Florida Flute Association Convention, and regional events promoted by the Mid-South Flute Society, the Kentucky Flute Society, the Oklahoma Flute Society, and the Southern Flute Festival.

An enthusiast of new music for flute, Feller has performed at the International Computer Music Conference in New Orleans, at the International Michel Debost Composition Competition in Curitiba-Brazil, and at the XV Biennial Festival of New Music at Florida State University.

Feller currently serves as Appointee Liaison for the National Flute Association, is on the board of the Mid-South Flute Society, is a faculty member of the International Flute Workshop in Roccasecca, Italy, and serves as the director of the Hot Springs Flute Ensemble.