Thomas Wolf is a member of the multi-generation Luboshutz-Goldovsky-Wolf Russian family of musicians. After making his debut as flute soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, he and his fellow teen-age brother, pianist Andrew Wolf, founded Bay Chamber Concerts in Rockport, Maine. Wolf spent more than five decades as a musician and artistic director with that organization. He served as principal flutist and company manager for fourteen national tours of his uncle Boris Goldovsky’s Opera Theatre and was the founding Executive Director of the New England Foundation for the Arts. He is currently a founding principal with the international consulting firm WolfBrown. His clients have included Carnegie Hall, the Boston Symphony, the National Endowment for the Arts, the British Museum and numerous municipalities, states, foundations and public agencies concerned with arts and culture. Wolf is the author of several books including the award-winning The Nightingale’s Sonata. A graduate of Harvard University, he lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.