Na’ama Lion, based in Boston, is a well known, versatile performer on early flutes. She has explored medieval music, playing with “Sequentia”; Renaissance music with various consorts; 18th and 19th century music with numerous groups, including Boston Camerata, Boston Baroque, Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra, Handel and Haydn, Upper Valley Baroque, and Providence Baroque Orchestra. Ms. Lion is a committed performer of new music, and regularly presents music by women composers with ensembles such as La Donna Musicale and Eudaimonia. As a recitalist, Na’ama was invited to present a headliner recital for the National Flute Association Convention in Salt Lake City, and a recital for the Vivaldi Flute Festival in Italy. Na’ama holds a Doctoral degree from Boston University, teaches at the Longy School of Music and the Univeristy of North Texas, and directs a chamber music program at Harvard College. Na’ama has recorded for Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Telarc and private labels.