Lyndsay Eiben is a distinguished musician, educator, and flutist, deeply rooted in the musical fabric of West Texas. She currently resides as the principal flutist of the West Texas Symphony and flute professor at the University of Texas Permian Basin in Odessa, TX. Dr. Eiben also presents flute masterclasses and recitals all over Texas and is committed to helping others become better musicians and teachers.

Dr. Eiben's academic achievements include earning a Bachelor of Music Performance in 2008 and a Master of Music Performance in 2010,  both from West Texas A&M University. During her time at WTAMU, she held the position of Associate Principal of the Amarillo Symphony, Amarillo Opera, and performed with the Amarillo Little Theater. Her dedication to music education also led her to work as a private flute instructor for Canyon and Randall County Independent School Districts. Furthering her education, Eiben was accepted into the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music to pursue a doctorate in music. Her time in Ohio saw her performing with Cincinnati Landmark Productions, the Showboat Majestic Theater, and the Covedale Center for Performing Arts. Dr. Eiben has also been recognized as a finalist in national flute competitions, including Myrna Brown and the National Flute Association Young Artist competition. Dr. Eiben holds professional memberships in the Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, the National Flute Association, and the College Band Directors National Association.