SPOTLIGHT & BEETHOVEN'S EROICA
Saturday, February 27, 2027
7:30 PM | Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center
Gary Lewis, Conductor
Lyndsay Eiben, Flute

Serenade for Winds | Antonín Dvořák

Flute Concerto in G Major | Carl Philipp Stamitz
Featuring Lyndsay Eiben, Flute

Symphony No. 3 “Eroica” | Ludwig van Beethoven

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2026-2027 SEASON SPONSORED BY:
Linda Stephens
Sharon & John Webb

CONCERT SPONSORED BY:
K-Bar Waterwell & Electric / Gregg Blain
Maridell Fryar

ABOUT LYNDSAY EIBEN

Dr. Lyndsay Eiben, flute, is the principal flute with the West Texas Symphony.

As a native of Odessa, Lyndsay has performed as a substitute flutist with the WTS for many years with her first appointment being while she was in high school.

Lyndsay studied music at West Texas A&M University where she received a Bachelor of Music Performance in 2008 and a Master of Music Performance in 2010. During her tenure at WTAMU, Lyndsay was Associate Principal of the Amarillo Symphony, Amarillo Opera and performed with the Amarillo Little Theatre. She also worked as a private flute instructor for the Canyon and Randall County Independent School Districts. In 2010, Lyndsay was accepted into the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music to pursue a doctorate in music. While in Ohio, Lyndsay performed with many professional groups such as Cincinnati Landmark Productions, the Showboat Majestic Theater, and the Covedale Center for Performing Arts. Lyndsay has also been a finalist for national flute competitions such as Myrna Brown and the National Flute Association Young Artist competition.

Lyndsay moved back to Odessa in August of 2013 to pursue a career in teaching band. She spent ten years teaching in ECISD at both Nimitz Middle School and Permian High School. Lyndsay’s students have earned admission into the 6A TMEA All-State Bands and have earned superior ratings at solo and ensemble competitions. Lyndsay serves as Director of Bands, Flute Professor, and Director of Music Education at the University of Texas Permian Basin. She holds professional memberships in the Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, and the National Flute Association.