Anna Reichhold is a German baroque and renaissance flutist and a specialist in historical performance practice. With over two decades of international experience in performing and teaching, she combines in-depth scholarly research of historical sources with vibrant musical practice.

Her artistic spectrum ranges from the baroque traverso and renaissance flute to the modern flute. She studied with Benedek Csalog and expanded her expertise in masterclasses with renowned performers such as Barthold Kuijken, Johanna Bartz (renaissance flute), and Marc Hantaï at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. She completed her studies in modern flute with a diploma from the University of the Arts (UdK) Berlin.

Alongside her international teaching activities and active chamber music collaborations, Anna Reichhold is dedicated to pioneering research projects. These include the exploration of the Quantz Solfeggi manuscript at the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen, the complete recording of Hotteterre's L'Art de Préluder, and her album Flute Sonatas & Adagio (featuring works by J.J. Quantz in high-resolution 3D audio). At the end of the year, her premiere recording of late baroque French sonatas for traverso and harpsichord, performed with Tung-Han Hu, will be released on the renowned label Brilliant Classics.