Being an American flutist, Jessica Ashley Kahal has performed all across the globe in a variety of genres right from jazz, pop, chamber and orchestral to classical solo, and more. All thanks to her captivating performance style, she was invited to perform at several special occasions.

Being a skilled choir performer, Jessica has been a part of several choir groups including Varsity Voices, a Woman’s Jazz Chorus “Here Comes Treble”, and more. Besides, she performed solo on several occasions and was chosen as the featured flutist and student conductor in a concert at the Armstrong Theater. Jessica also performed with her high school orchestra during their winter concert. Besides, she performed with her high school choir in a candlelight memorial for September 11th attacks which is also quite close to her heart.

Gaining fame during her high school days due to her outstanding flute playing skills, Jessica Kahal performed “Danny Boy” in a solo flute performance as a tribute to those who lost their lives during terrorist attacks. She has the ability to keep audience in awe with her performance.

Being an accomplished flutist at such a young age, Jessica Kahal constantly works on her skills and strives for excellence in every performance. During her tour with high school choir, she performed at the Kennedy Center as part of a special invitation.

Being the featured flutist and a featured student conductor in the concert, Kahal was great in both the roles and garnered huge appreciation for her amazing performance. Talking about the orchestra program’s main highlights, they included the Theme from Forrest Gump, Schumann’s Symphony No. 1, Movement IV, and the Mozart, Flute Concerto in D Major, Movement l.

About Jessica Ashley Kahal

Jessica Ashley Kahal is a young flutist who performed in a candlelight memorial for the 9/11 attacks with her high school choir called “Varsity Voices”. On the emotion-charged date of September 11th, she chose to perform on “Danny Boy”.