Corina Nastoll (*1985) works as a flute teacher as well as a music and concert pedagogue in Lower Franconia. She studied flute at the conservatories in Nuremberg and Würzburg. She also gained in-depth knowledge in her studies of music pedagogy and musicology at the Julius-Maximilians-University of Würzburg. From 2010 to 2012, she conducted the scientific monitoring and evaluation of the pilot phase of the project WIM - wir musizieren, a music-related orientation program at elementary schools in Franconia, alongside Prof. Dr. Barbara Busch. In September 2014, she completed the master's program "Music Education/ Music Management" at the University of Music Detmold.

Corina Nastoll teaches flute at the Sing- und Musikschule in Würzburg as well as at Dreiklang e.V. in Haßfurt. In addition, she has been a lecturer for music pedagogy at the University of Music Würzburg since October 2011.

Furthermore, she passes on her instrumental and concert pedagogical expertise, which is perfectly combined in the conception of student recitals, in advanced training courses for instrumental teachers. To this end, she has so far been invited by the German Tonkünstlerverband, the VdM Hessen and the Musikalisches Kompetenzzentrum Sachsen-Anhalt, among others.

Since 2008, she has also been a freelance contributor to the magazine "Flöte aktuell" (published by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Flöte e.V.) and, since 2011, a reviewer for Schott-Verlag.