Indigo Fischer

Artistic Administrator at Music Academy

Indigo Fischer is an experienced music professional with a diverse background in artistic operations and performance. Currently serving as the Artistic Operations Manager at Music Academy since June 2021, Indigo has previously held roles there as Artistic Operations Coordinator and Artistic Program Coordinator and Artist Liaison, providing comprehensive support for guest artist appearances during summer festivals. As co-founder and flutist of Quintessence, Wind Quintet from October 2019 to August 2021, Indigo managed scheduling and responded to inquiries while maintaining the sheet music library. Educationally, Indigo holds a Master of Music in Flute Performance from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Music in Flute Performance from the University of Colorado Boulder, alongside early training at Interlochen Arts Academy. Additional experience includes roles as Graduate Teaching Assistant and various box office positions, further showcasing expertise in both performance and operational management within the arts.

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Santa Barbara, United States

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Music Academy

Music Academy is a performance-based training center and incubator that empowers musicians to positively impact society. The Music Academy welcomes everyone from across all generations, cultures, and backgrounds to experience the transformative power of music. Based in Santa Barbara, California, the Academy presents the preeminent full-scholarship Summer School and Festival for classically trained fellows ages 18 to 34. They study and perform with more than 50 exceptional faculty and teaching artists, while forging close connections with the community. The Music Academy’s commitment to long-term collaborations and exchanges with leading orchestras and opera companies results in unparalleled mentorship and career-advancing prospects. The Innovation Institute spearheads entrepreneurial training and ventures through seminars, residencies, and the Alumni Enterprise Awards, substantial grants given annually for a wide range of creative projects. Launched in 2018, Sing!, a free, after-school choral program for local elementary students inspires personal growth and expression. For more information, visit musicacademy.org.


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