SCOTT GOFF Scott Goff has been principal flutist of the Seattle Symphony since 1969. He was born in Panama City and lived at various military posts until his family settled in Tacoma, Washington, upon his father’s retirement from the United States Army. Goff began playing flute at age twelve and studied with successive principal flutists of the Seattle Symphony. He later studied with William Kincaid and Julius Baker, graduating from Juilliard with M.S. degree in 1967. Goff has also been associate principal flutist with the Atlantic Symphony in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and has appeared as a soloist on many recordings with the Seattle Symphony. He has also been heard as a featured soloist on Live from Lincoln
Center broadcasts.
| AITKEN: Aspen Concerto / Rameau Remembered / In Praise of Ockeghem |
Artek AR-0004-2 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| CRESTON: Symphony No. 5 / Toccata / Partita |
Naxos 8.559153 |
Orchestral
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| KLEZMER CONCERTOS AND ENCORES |
Naxos 8.559403 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| PISTON: Incredible Flutist (The) / Fantasy for English Horn, Harp and Strings |
Naxos 8.559160 |
Concertos, Orchestral, Chamber Music
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| STORY OF AMERICAN CLASSICAL MUSIC (THE) |
Naxos Educational 8.558164-65 |
Concertos, Orchestral, Chamber Music, Vocal, Instrumental, Musicals, Wind Ensemble/Band Music |
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