Zéphyros Winds is recognized as one of the nations leading chamber ensembles. With appearances across the country at major concert venues, including Carnegies Weill Recital Hall, The Library of Congress, Wolf Trap, and the Great Performers Series at Lincoln Center, Zéphyros made its concerto debut with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra and Louis Langrée conducting the Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, K. 297b in 2004. The Philadelphia Museum of Art engaged the Zéphyros Winds to create a program complimenting their recent exhibition, Manet and the Sea. They have toured with the renowned pianist and chamber musician Charles Wadsworth, and have performed as guests of the New York Woodwind Quintet at Alice Tully Hall and at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival. The Zéphyros Winds has performed residencies at colleges and universities around the country and has given master classes at The Juilliard School and The Yale School of Music. Their recording of Irving Fines Partita for Woodwind Quintet, is on Bridge Records. Zephyros was a finalist for the Naumburg Award, and was grand prize winner at the Fischoff Competition.