Alicia McQuerrey joined the LAMF roster in 2016. She and her daughter, Lola, look forward to coming up nort’ all year. They’ve found a second family in Nisswa with Sherri DeLaHunt and family.
Alicia McQuerrey joined the SPCO as a flute and piccolo player in 2001. A native of Charleston, West Virginia, McQuerrey began studying the Suzuki flute method at the age of seven with Mrs. June Warhoftig, then principal flutist with the West Virginia Symphony. Alicia earned the distinction of becoming the first American student to complete the Suzuki flute method. Prior to joining the SPCO, Alicia earned a bachelor’s degree in performance from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Bradley Garner, flute and Mr. Jack Wellbaum, piccolo. McQuerrey earned her master’s degree and professional studies certificate from the Manhattan School of Music, studying with Mr. Michael Parloff, then principal flutist with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Ms. Linda Chesis, soloist and chamber musician. Alicia enjoys coaching, performing and assisting with many of the SPCO’s Education and Community Engagement programs. McQuerrey teaches at Hamline University, University of Wisconsin-River Falls and has a small teaching studio in St. Paul where she resides with her daughter and their dogs, Bella and Cole.