Carlos Feller received his Doctor of Music degree from Florida State University. He holds a B.M. from the School of Music and Fine Arts of Parana, Brazil, and an M.M. in flute performance from the University of Southern Mississippi. Feller was a prizewinner in competitions such as the William T. Gower Concerto Competition, the Music Teacher National Association, and the Flute Society of Kentucky Young Artist competitions. Feller is a member of the ensemble Traverso Colore, a chamber group dedicated to historically informed performances on period instruments (baroque flute - traverso). An enthusiast of new music for flute, Feller performed at the International Computer Music Conference in New Orleans, at the International Michel Debost Composition Competition in Curitiba, Brazil, and at the XV Biennial Festival of New Music at Florida State University. He frequently performs new music for flute ensemble with the groups Music Unites and Super Flutes International Collective. Feller has performed extensively in the U.S. and abroad. He was recently featured in international concerts in Brazil, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, France, and Switzerland. Dr. Feller serves as Visiting Professor of Music at Ouachita Baptist University, where he teaches Flute, Music Theory, Aural Skills, and Musicology.

Dr. Jaqueline M. Flowers had a very active career as a flutist, teacher, registered nurse, and Executive Director of the Hot Springs Flute Ensemble.

She had extensive performance experience in symphonies, concert bands, and chamber music ensembles on modern and Baroque flute. Dr. Flowers organized the Hot Springs Flute Ensemble in 1983, after moving to Arkansas. She performed with the McKeesport and Pittsburgh Symphonies; Baroque Sinfonia of Santa Rosa, California; South Arkansas and Pine Bluff Symphonies; and Santa Rosa and Hot Springs Baroque Ensembles. She also performed with the Hot Springs Concert Band and the Flute Ensemble.

In her dual career, she taught nursing, music appreciation, and social studies at National Park College and was an adjunct flute instructor at Ouachita Baptist University. She also served as an adjunct music instructor for flute in the New Horizons Band at NPC and had her own private music studio for flute and piano. Dr. Flowers has advanced degrees in music, counseling, nursing, health administration, and Gerontology.