Rebecca Jeffreys, founding director, holds degrees in music from the Crane School of Music and Catholic University of America. Her solo career has included a concerto performance in a private audience to Pope John Paul II in Rome, Italy. Additional concerts have included performances at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, the White House, the Phillips Collection and other prestigious east coast locations. Rebecca has held positions with the Prince Georges Philharmonic, The Summer Opera Orchestra, and the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra. She is a former member of the Jeffreys and Miller Latin flute and guitar duo which has made television appearances on Albany Public Television and Maryland Community Cable. In addition, they have taken two East coast tours, featuring their popular "Music of the Americas" programs. In 2000, Rebecca won a position with the National Flute Association Professional Flute Choir which performed at the National Flute Convention. Rebecca is President of the Washington Flute Society for the 2000-2002 term. Rebecca has studied with Camilla Hoitenga, Ken Andrews and Kazuo Tokito.

Rebecca's CD for solo flute and piano is now available. This work, Tonescapes, features works that paint a picture and includes the premiere recording of Baikal Journey by Catherine McMichael and works for multiple flutes.