Driven by passion for pedagogy and performance, Madison Booth maintains an active career as an educator, performer, and entrepreneur. Madison founded the Omaha Flute Institute, a private flute studio that serves the greater Omaha-area by encouraging creativity, confidence, and community for flute students. Her students have achieved recognition and success as members of honor ensembles like All-State as well as placement in top ensembles and leadership positions in their school music programs. Madison is regularly invited to present clinics and workshops at Omaha-area school music programs. Additionally, she co-founded the Elevating Flutistry

Intensive, LLC, a summer workshop for flutists of all ages and abilities that focuses on musical growth through chamber ensembles, flute choir, and fundamentals for musicians. As a performer, Madison demonstrates a commitment to exploring musical styles beyond the conventional canon with her chamber ensemble, the Payadora Trio, of which she is a co-founding member. The group’s most recent project was the release of their debut album, Payadora in Summer 2025. Additionally, she has performed with the Knox-Galesburg Symphony, National Repertory Orchestra, Civic Orchestra of Chicago, Sinfonia da Camera, and Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra. In 2024, Madison won third prize in the National Flute Association’s Young Artist Competition.

As a Licensed Body Mapping Educator, Madison is a sought-after speaker and lecturer having presented workshops at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and with the online community, The Flute Nerd Lab. She holds a D.M.A. in Flute Performance and Literature from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.