Bonnie L. Cochran performs regularly throughout the Boston area with The Amaryllis Chamber Ensemble, Willow Flute Ensemble, Boston Civic Symphony Orchestra, Metrowest Symphony, the National Flute Association (NFA) Professional Flute Choir and the Harvard Square Chamber Orchestra. Bonnie was a 2004 winner of the NFA's Convention Performer Competition, where she performed the newly rediscovered CPE Bach Concerto in D Major. She has performed as a soloist on a recital series at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2001, 2000), at the NFA Flute Convention (2002) and released a CD (2000) with the Willow Flute Ensemble. Her primary teachers have included Linda Toote, Elinor Preble and Paul Brittan, and she has performed in master classes with Keith Underwood, Susan Glaser, Paul Edmund-Davies and Laura Barron. Bonnie holds a MM in Flute Performance from The Boston Conservatory and a BA in Music and Religious Studies from Agnes Scott College. Bonnie is also an accomplished composer and has had her works performed on numerous concert programs in Atlanta, Boston, New York and Cape Cod, including performances at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall (2005), the Greater Boston Flute Association Flute Fair (2002), Massachusetts, Institute of Technology, Harvard University, The Boston Conservatory and Agnes Scott College. Bonnie has studied composition with John Heiss, John Clement Adams, Larry Bell, and Ronald Byrnside.