Flutist Susan Greenberg enjoys a versatile career as soloist, chamber musician, symphony player, and recording artist. The Los Angeles Times has described her playing as "brilliant," "elegant" and "supple," and has lauded her "panache" and "musical projection." During her 36 years with the LA Chamber Orchestra, she frequently appeared as a soloist, premiering concertos especially written for her. Most recently she open the orchestra’s season with a concerto for flute, alto flute and piccolo written for her by Gernot Wolfgang. Previously, she had premiered a concerto written for her by Bruce Broughton.

Ms. Greenberg has also appeared as guest soloist with the San Francisco and Oakland Symphonies, the Santa Monica Symphony, the Napa Valley Symphony, and at the Hollywood Bowl. She has performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, L.A. Opera, New York City Opera, American Ballet Theater, Joffrey Ballet, as well as at the Casals, Ojai and Martha's Vineyard Music Festivals. Ms. Greenberg was the principal flutist for the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra's tour of Japan, and has received the "Most Valuable Player" award on the flute from the National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences.

Ms. Greenberg began her career performing throughout the U.S. and Canada, Europe and the Middle East, as principal flutist with the Roger Wagner Chorale and Orchestra. She was a fellowship recipient to Tanglewood and to the Music Academy of the West. She received both her B.A., cum laude, and her M.A. from UCLA, and is presently an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University. She has alto taught at California Institute of the Arts and Occidental College. Ms. Greenberg is the Co-Artistic Director of Chamber Music Palisades, now celebrating its eleventh season. She often performs on the Pepperdine's Stotensberg Music Series and at the South Bay Chamber Music Series. Ms. Greenberg has recorded over 500 motion pictures and is the flutist for The Simpsons television show.

Currently, she is the flute professor at Pepperdine University.