Did you know that Flutistry was originally started by Adam Workman in Boston, MA as a flute repair company? His fascination with flute making and repair began as a 14 year old flute student of flute maker (and very fine flutist) Jonathon Landell. Adam would have all of his lessons, including his first exposure to T&G, etudes, and long tones, in a flute makers shop - surrounded by tools, machines, metal scraps, and beautifully hand-crafted flutes in different stages of production made of silver, gold, and even titanium!

Over the 25+ years since those early days in the green mountains of Vergennes Vermont and through his flute performance studies at Boston University and after, Adam's curiosity in making and repair continues to this day. Whether in his work prior to founding Flutistry or since, he is proud to have made various contributions to aspects of instruments being made by many of today's most-respected flute makers.

As a flutist, Adam studied with Marianne Gedigian, Jacques Zoon, and Linda Toote at Boston University and also received considerable guidance from Jonathan Landell, Court Gettel, Louis Moyse, Steven Finley, James Walker, and Paula Robison. Adam has appeared in orchestral, chamber, and solo performances throughout the country, and performed regularly for a time with the Boston-based Commonwealth Chamber Players and the Fensgate Chamber Players among many other regional ensembles.

Sought after as a teacher and coach, Adam has had students accepted at The Peabody Conservatory, The Yale University School of Music, The Longy School of Music, and The NYU School of Music. Formerly on faculty at the Boston Flute Academy, he has also coached the flutists of the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and has taught masterclasses at Boston University College of Fine Arts, Eastman School of Music, Yale School of Music, Peabody Conservatory of Music, New England Conservatory, Berklee College of Music, Interlochen Arts Academy, University of Georgia Athens, University of Missouri, University of Akron, Hartt School of Music, and The Kennedy School in Berlin, Germany, among others.

Adam Workman is a Straubinger & Muramatsu Certified Technician and has been trained in repair by Jonathon Landell, Steven P. Finley, Muramatsu (Japan), and David & Joel Straubinger, among many others. Adam has been recognized for his skills by the Vermont Guild of Flute Making.

Joey grew up in Tampa, FL, where he completed his BM in Flute Performance under the guidance of Dr. Francesca Arnone at the University of South Florida. Joey has performed with a variety of instrumental and mixed ensembles, including wind band, symphony orchestra, flute choir, chamber choir, and symphonic chorus. At the 2022 National Flute Association Convention in Chicago, he performed both with the NFA Collegiate Flute Choir and the Florida Flute Orchestra. He also performed multiple seasons with the Master Chorale of Tampa Bay, in regular collaboration with The Florida Orchestra. Joey also studied under the direction of Dr. Warren Jaworski in his vocal studio at the University of South Florida. Since his time with Dr. Jaworski, he has performed a range of repertoire including opera, operetta, early and contemporary musical theater, and art songs. Joey enjoys hiking, traveling with friends and family, and picking up more fun facts!

Miguel Mauricio is a Repair Assistant at Flutistry Boston. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), where he studied flute with Barbara Lambrecht and performed in ensembles such as the UTEP Marching Miners, UTEP Pep Band, Las Flautistas Flute Choir, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble. He went on to complete a diploma in Band Instrument Repair at Minnesota State College Southeast (Red Wing), training under Brian DeGayner, Greg Beckwith, and John Huth. Miguel also has a background in color guard and was a member of the independent winter guard ensemble, Glory Independent. Outside of music, he enjoys crocheting, knitting, listening to pop music, dancing, and pizza.