Kay Gardner (1941 - 2002)

Gardner wrote and performed her first composition at the age of four. She was a classically trained flutist who graduated with a Masters of Music in Flute Performance from SUNY in 1974. She went on to gain substantial performance experience in chamber, orchestral, and vocal music. Gardner  composed works for flute, piano, chamber ensemble, orchestra, and choir.  Gardner’s musical works have been performed by ensembles, choruses and orchestras throughout the U.S., Canada and England.

With her first recording, Mooncircles, released in 1975, Kay Gardner pioneered the now-burgeoning field of sound healing. An inspiring teacher, recognized internationally as an authority on the healing properties of music, Gardner traveled to four continents performing her works in concert, presenting keynote addresses at major sound medicine conferences, lecturing at universities, and leading workshops on the art and science of healing with sound.

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