Veronica E. Mascaro is a former Teaching Fellow at the University of North Texas, where she was a doctoral student under the tutelage of Dr. James Scott and Professor Terri Sundberg. Ms. Mascaro is a past member of the North Texas Wind Symphony and current member with the Lone Star Wind Orchestra.
Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Ms. Mascaro continues her east coast relationship with memberships in the Kennett Symphony Orchestra, the Cantatica Chamber Orchestra, and the Bel Canto Orchestra. Internationally, she has served as faculty member for the Ameropa International Chamber Music and Solo Master Class Festival in Prague and the ChamberArt Chamber Festival in Madrid. Locally, Veronica is a flute teacher at Flower Mound High School, Shadow Ridge Middle School, McKamy Middle School, Lewisville High School, and Maus Middle School. Ms. Mascaro is the conductor of the McKinney Community Concert Band Flute Choir and the Flutissimo Flute Choir.
What do you love most about the flute?
What I love the most about the flute? EVERYTHING really……having said this, I LOVE to make music with wonderful colleagues and friends AND sharing time and talents with the world.
Do you have a favorite experience playing with Lone Star?
Each and every experience I have had with Lone Star has been amazing. Perhaps the most memorable experience is the honor and privilege of making music with my section. We have an amazing relationship which makes everything enjoyable and significant. Additionally, performing under the baton of Professor Corporon has been a life changing experience.
What do you like to do outside of playing music?
Outside of music? There is NO outside of music for me. I’ve known since third grade what I wanted to do with my life. Each and every day is filled with wonderful music whether I am teaching, collaborating, conducting or performing.
Listen to Veronica Mascaro perform Trio for Flutes by Lászió Zempléni with the LSWO Flute Trio.
The Lone Star Wind Orchestra is comprised of professional wind, brass, and percussion musicians throughout North Texas and beyond. All players are equally essential to the success of the LSWO.