Paige Noelle Hoffman is a Louisiana native, arts advocate, composer, arranger, educator, musician, and entrepreneur based out of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. After hearing Rhapsody in Blue at fourteen years old, Paige has felt a strong urge and desire to bring audiences together through music-making. Through advocacy of music education and the arts, Paige feels she can put her belief that music can change people's lives for the better, into action and play a hands-on role in doing so. Currently, Paige is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Music and Business Management with a concentration in flute performance from the University of North Texas.

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Compositionally, she has written for woodwinds, brass, strings, voice, and piano. In 2022, she published her first album, SOAR, which can be found on numerous streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music. Recently, Hoffman has been commissioned to arrange pieces for beginning bands. She has also been commissioned by numerous corporations to compose music for commercials and promotional content. Paige has also been invited to give composition presentations and seminars to middle school band classes.

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Not only is Paige a composer but she is also an active flutist. Paige’s performance of the Star Spangled Banner was professionally recorded by Gray Television and WAFB Channel 9 News and aired daily on 180 stations across the United States. She also has performed with members of the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra in their annual Epiphany Concert conducted by Bill Grimes. Paige also enjoys performing at private events.

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While Paige loves composition and performing, she is also passionate about social and community outreach. She was privileged to intern with the Children's Chorus at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra where she was able to work closely with artistic staff and young choristers. This past year, Paige took over the position of Commercial Liaison on the board of the Texas Flute Society. Through this position, she has been able to further promote the organization and its resources to the Texas community while working closely with the organization’s sponsors and donors. Over the years, Paige has also worked closely with Kids’ Orchestra, a local non-profit in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in hopes of bringing Louisiana closer together through music. Paige was a guest speaker at KO’s inaugural Bleuzzy Brunch in April. Additionally, Paige has participated in media spotlights through KO and WAFB Channel 9 News.

 

Paige is pursuing a career in orchestra management and arts administration alongside her compositional studies. In her free time, she enjoys pet sitting for local families through her business Pawsome Pets by Paige, and kayaking.