A native of Massachusetts, flutist Andrea LeBlanc plays over three hundred year's worth of music on historical instruments, with a repertoire ranging from Bach to Berio. Ms. LeBlanc pursued her study of the traverso last year at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague with Kate Clark. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Historical Performance with Honors and Distinction in Performance from the New England Conservatory, where she studied with Christopher Krueger and John Gibbons. She has performed internationally with the Chameleon Ensemble in Harlaxton, England. Her appearances in Boston include the King's Chapel recital series, Boston Symphony Orchestra outreach program, and Newton Baroque. A review of a 2004 solo recital of F. Couperin and Leclair which appeared in Goldberg Magazine described Ms. LeBlanc as "a careful and thoughtful musician" with "an excellent feel for the delicacies of the wooden flute."