Graf has appeared as soloist with the Utah Symphony, the Ann Arbor Symphony, various Utah ensembles (also as conductor), and with the Arkansas Symphony under Robert Henderson. Mr. Graf has performed for many years with keyboard collaborator Ricklen Nobis. He has performed chamber music with Columbia University's Group for Contemporary Music, the Guarneri String Quartet and the Aeolian Chamber Players. He has performed at Avery Fischer Hall and Carnegie Hall with Julius Baker and Jean Pierre Rampal and in Utah with James Galway. Graf has coached and given master classes in Arkansas, California, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Missouri, New Mexico, Nevada, Oklahoma and Utah. Graf's past academic affiliations have included Bowdoin College, CW Post College, University of Utah and Brigham Young University. Graf's outside interests include physical fitness, cooking, and writing. Mr. Graf is a published writer and serves as President of Local 104, American Federation of Musicians.

Mr. Graf's discography (on the Aeolus label) include a music video and 2 CDs featuring the works of Bach, Berio, Gaubert, Roussel, Prokofiev, Nobis, Borne, Varèse, Debussy, and Poulenc. These CDs are available at the Utah Symphony Guild Store, downloadable through this website, through www.fluteworld.com or by contacting Mr. Graf himself. A live recital by Graf and Nobis, taped by KUED Channel 7 (PBS), was aired in the Intermountain West. Mr. Graf has also expanded his musical surroundings into "New Age" by being one of the first classical musicians ever to produce a music video. This program, in VHS format, is designed to bring to life the music on his first CD in a visual and documentary style using the natural beauty of Utah’s National Parks and their environs. Mr. Graf plays a 14k gold flute manufactured by the Verne Q. Powell Flute Company in 1950.
 
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