California native Dr. Elizabeth Marshall is second flutist of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and a regular substitute with the Oakland Symphony. She spent 18 years as second flutist of the Madison Symphony Orchestra, and is a former member of the Ann Arbor Symphony and the Utah Festival Opera Orchestra. Liz has performed nationally with the Fresno Philharmonic, Milwaukee Ballet, Florida Grand Opera, New World Symphony, Chicago Civic Orchestra, Toledo Symphony, Carmel Bach Festival Orchestra, and with the National Tours of Phantom of the Opera, Sound of Music, and Harry Potter Live. She can be heard on recordings by Sound-Space Audio Lab, Equlibrium, Centaur Records, and Albany Records. Liz is a previous winner of the National Flute Association (NFA) Young Artist Competition, NFA Masterclass Performer competition, Irving Shain Woodwind-Piano Duo Competition, and the SFCM Concerto Competition.

Dr. Liz is is a regular substitute at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Pre-College, and has taught a wide variety of academic courses at Madison College and Edgewood College. Formerly Adjunct Professor of Flute at UW-Platteville, Beloit College, Edgewood College, Ripon College and Olivet Nazarene University, she currently maintains a large flute studio in San Jose. Her most influential teachers have been Leone Buyse, Tim Day, Julie McKenzie, and Keith Underwood; she studied traverso for three summers on fellowship with Claire Guimond at the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute.
 

Liz is a proud citizen of Oakland, CA. When not fluting, Liz is probably answering reference questions at Newark Library, meditating, doing yoga, or hiking and exploring with pups Buddy and Mr. T.

Professional Affiliations: AFM Local 6 and Local 166, ROPA, NFA, and SEIU Local 1021.