Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of an arts organization like the Philharmonic Association? Are you looking for ways to gain valuable work experience while in high school? Do you want to learn more about topics like nonprofit management, social media marketing, programming, and other aspects of arts administration? If this
If you’re a middle school or high school student wondering whether a career in music might be a good fit, we have great news for you! For the next few weeks, our Musician Intern Team will be interviewing individuals with different careers involving music, from commercial film scorers to scientific researchers. Articles about these interviews
The Philharmonic Association is honored to have some of the most talented young musicians in the country playing in our ensembles. And when we say the most talented in the country, we are not exaggerating. In fact, we recently discovered that three of our members were awarded seats in the National Youth Orchestra of the
This is not the first time that Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble saxophonist Zebedee Jewell-Alibhai has earned a headline on our website, and something tells us that it won't be the last. Whenever there's an opportunity to grow as a jazz musician, Zeb takes it, and being the hardworking student he is, success often follows. You
If you’re a middle school or high school student wondering whether a career in music might be a good fit, we have great news for you! For the next few weeks, our Musician Intern Team will be interviewing individuals with different careers involving music, from commercial film scorers to scientific researchers. Articles about these interviews
Throughout the month of May, our United Strings of Color (Kennedy Mitchell and CT Thomas, violins, Sterling Elliott, viola; Lexi Etienne, cello) have been commemorating black lives lost through music and poetry in a series of Violin Vigils. These have taken place at a variety of locations including St. Ambrose Episcopal Church, the Martin Luther King
The time has come to give a huge round of applause to our graduating seniors. For our 2021 graduates, senior year was not an easy one with the pandemic continuing to place obstacles in the paths of academic and musical pursuits. Despite the challenges of the year, however, our seniors have excelled musically and made
Don't miss our Spring Jazz Concert this Sunday, May 16th at 4pm! This performance will feature our award-winning Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble as well as our Triangle Youth Jazz Orchestra and Triangle Youth Jazz Band. With a concert program designed to get you grooving, you're guaranteed to have fun as part of this Sunday's audience.
The United Strings of Color will be commemorating Black lives lost through music and poetry in a series of Violin Vigils. The events are free and open to all. To maintain suitable audience size at this outdoor event, we ask that you register in advance at SignUpGenius. You are encouraged to bring your own seating and
Throughout May and June, our United Strings of Color (Kennedy Mitchell and CT Thomas, violins, Sterling Elliott, viola; Lexi Etienne, cello) have been commemorating black lives lost through music and poetry in a series of Violin Vigils. These have taken place at a variety of locations including St. Ambrose Episcopal Church, the Martin Luther King
