Discover my
musical projects!
I love connecting with audiences in an authentic, modern, and personal way, which is why I'm passionate about self-producing recitals and recordings. You can watch some of my performance videos down below.
If you're interested in hiring or collaborating with me/my ensemble for a performance or project, please don't hesitate to reach out via my Contact page! I'll be more than happy to work with you :)
Wildflowers Trio
The Wildflowers Trio is made up of myself, clarinetist Erin Smith, and pianist Jana Stuart. All graduates of McGill University’s Schulich School of Music, we have all enjoyed a varied performance career in solo, chamber, and orchestral settings, both locally and internationally. Our choice of modern yet accessible classical repertoire helps us to quickly establish an intimate connection with audiences. The Wildflowers Trio began collaborating in the summer of 2025, and we are excited to continue sharing our passion for innovative chamber music with a wider public.
Silverwood Duo
The Silverwood Duo consists of myself and clarinetist Erin Smith. We enjoy exploring contemporary music and spotlighting lesser known composers. We first met in 2020 as teacher and student. Erin, a passionate multi-instrumentalist, approached me to improve her flute skills. A few years later, we ended our educational partnership and began collaborating as friends. We're excited to continue forging our own unique path on the classical music scene and sharing our projects with others.
Recordings
At the beginning of 2022, I embarked on a journey to release professional recordings of flute pieces I love. The first recording of this long-term project is Syrinx, a solo flute piece composed by Claude Debussy. It is currently streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and wherever else you listen to music. You can also listen to it on YouTube. I can't wait to record and release more music soon.
Caitlin’s Cozy Concerts
Caitlin's Cozy Concerts was a virtual concert series I created in August 2020. Up until December 2021, you would find me every month discussing a theme such as mythical creatures or nature with people in the chat. I played some flute tunes, always featuring at least one composer of colour and/or non-male composer. Half of all the proceeds I received each month went to either the Black Healing Fund or directly to Indigenous people in the Montreal area, as a form of reparations.
These concerts were a way for me to connect with audiences while staying safe at home, and to spotlight marginalized composers who deserve their place in the classical music canon. You can catch all of the livestreams over on my YouTube channel.
Ensemble Camellia
Ensemble Camellia was made up of myself and clarinetist Emilia Segura. Since meeting in the Montreal Youth Symphony Orchestra in 2014, we performed together on numerous occasions, including during our studies at McGill University. In the fall of 2019, we created Ensemble Camellia to share the rarely played repertoire for flute and clarinet with Montreal audiences.


