Flûtée, a professional flute quartet in mid-Michigan, is comprised of flutists who individually perform in such professional ensembles as the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra and the Midland Symphony Orchestra. This award-winning ensemble was founded in 1987 by Mary Anderson and Kim J. Teal and has performed throughout the United States. They were a featured professional ensemble at Michigan Flute Festivals in 1993 and 1994 and were winners of the National Flute Association's 1994 Chamber Music Competition, becoming the first Michigan ensemble and flute quartet to win. They were also featured performers at NFA Conventions in Kansas City (1994), Chicago (1997), and Columbus, OH (2000, where they gave the world premiere of Children of the Wind.) Flûtée has also been named to the Saginaw News' annual list of top ten artistic events in mid-Michigan several times. From 1991-2007 Flûtée was also a Professional Artists in Residence Ensemble at Saginaw Valley State University .

Flûtée is also recognized for its continuing efforts to expand the literature for flute quartet through its commissioning of new music and arrangements of existing music that utilize all  the members of the flute family. Some of Flûtée's newly commissioned works include Floris, A Gaelic Offering, Legends From the Greenwood, and Children of the Wind by Catherine McMichael, Voices From Between Worlds, The Snow Queen, Chinese Dragons, and That Picture My Imagination Has Painted by Nancy Faber, A Flûtée Celebration by Ricky Lombardo, Three Spirituals for Soprano and Flute Quartet by Ken Bellen, Aviary Adventures by James Hill, and Flourish, Meditation and Dance by Jeff Whitmill. Flûtée has also commissioned numerous jazz arrangements by Tony Rongo, arrangements of show tunes by Kevin Cole, and has also composed and arranged  numerous flute trios, quartets, and quintets themselves.