
“gorgeous flute tone” - New York Times
”captivates an audience” - New York Concert Review
”mesmerizing” - NY Classical Review
Flutist Lance Suzuki has been consistently praised for his “gorgeous flute tone” (NY Times) and his “captivating” (NY Concert Review) and “mesmerizing” (NY Classical Review) performances. He has performed as a chamber musician and soloist at venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Marlboro and Bard Festivals, and live on NPR’s Performance Today.
His digital content has garnered over 4 million views and acclaim from flutists worldwide.

“Whole Step, Half Step” is my newest flute warm-up exercise. Use this practice routine to warm up your tone and improve your finger dexterity.
Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of recording a track (#2: Nu’uanu Waipuna) on Raitea Helm’s new Hawaiian music album, “Legacy of Hawaiian Song & String.”
My new Trial Music for Flute is now available as a free download in three levels of difficulty (Easy, Intermediate, Advanced).
My newest arrangment for flute choir is of Reicha’s Quintet, Op. 88 No. 1. This charming 4-movement piece works well as a flute quintet or expanded into a full flute choir.
For this holiday season, I wanted to create a simple and festive arrangment of popular Christmas carols for flute quartet (4 C flutes). “Four Flutes A-Caroling” includes 12 holiday carol arrangments that are easy to play and easy to put together, and should be accessible to many levels of player, including high school students and adult amateurs.