Ruth Molins is a flautist based in Devon, UK. She plays flute, alto flute and piccolo.
Past engagements have included: Exeter Bach Society, Classics Galore Symphony Orchestra, Budleigh Festival Orchestra, Exeter Philharmonic Choir, Wellington Choral Society, Blackdown Baroque and Seat of the Pants Orchestra.
Ruth performs regularly with Flute Cake (flute trio with Sophie Brewer and Jennifer Campbell), Zephyr (with harpist Sally Jenkins) and with pianist Alex Wilson. Ruth was invited to perform as a soloist with Exeter Symphony Orchestra in 2012 (Rutter, Suite Antique) and again in 2015 (Mozart, Concerto in C for Flute and Harp). See biography for further details.
Ruth teaches flute and piano privately and within three schools (Okehampton College, St Peter’s High School and Broadclyst Primary), is a tutor for Blue Sky Chamber Music, coaches Devon County Youth Music ensembles, is an adjudicator for local Rotary Club music competitions and is the founder and Musical Director of Exeter Youth Flutes and Exeter Flutes. Every day, through her teaching, practice and performance, Ruth searches for the best ways to develop and share her love of music and of the flute.
Ruth is currently composing music for flutes inspired by buildings and interiors, see her blog makeroom. Ruth also writes words and poems, see her blog rememberingmydreams. Over the next few years, Ruth hopes to amalgamate more of her own experiments with composing and writing into her performance work.
Ruth performs regularly with Flute Cake (flute trio with Sophie Brewer and Jennifer Campbell), Zephyr (with harpist Sally Jenkins) and with pianist Alex Wilson. Ruth was invited to perform as a soloist with Exeter Symphony Orchestra in 2012 (Rutter, Suite Antique) and again in 2015 (Mozart, Concerto in C for Flute and Harp). See biography for further details.
Ruth teaches flute and piano privately and within three schools (Okehampton College, St Peter’s High School and Broadclyst Primary), is a tutor for Blue Sky Chamber Music, coaches Devon County Youth Music ensembles, is an adjudicator for local Rotary Club music competitions and is the founder and Musical Director of Exeter Youth Flutes and Exeter Flutes. Every day, through her teaching, practice and performance, Ruth searches for the best ways to develop and share her love of music and of the flute.
Ruth is currently composing music for flutes inspired by buildings and interiors, see her blog makeroom. Ruth also writes words and poems, see her blog rememberingmydreams. Over the next few years, Ruth hopes to amalgamate more of her own experiments with composing and writing into her performance work.
"Ruth enraptured the audience right up to the tender last note" - Phonic FM
