Earlier this month, our United Strings of Color (Kennedy Mitchell and CT Thomas, violins, Sterling Elliott, viola; Lexi Etienne, cello) and the PA String Quartet (Kenny Zhang and Suenne Khoo violins, Emily Schmidt viola, Elizabeth Nam, cello) put on a delightful pop-up concert at the North Carolina Museum of Art along with musicians from NCCMI.
If you’re a middle school or high school student wondering whether a career might be a good fit, we have good 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 will be
When it comes to holidays, music plays a very important role as a form of rejoicing. This Easter weekend, the United Strings of Color will be featured in Elevation Baptist Church's Virtual Easter Celebration which can be viewed any time on Facebook by clicking this link. The quartet (Kennedy Mitchell and CT Thomas, violins, Sterling
Have you heard of the Fischoff Competition? It is recognized as one of the most important youth chamber music competitions in the country and, according to Fischoff's website, is the largest chamber competition in the world. This year, Fischoff will be hosting their 48th annual competition virtually from May 14-16. Although the Philharmonic Association is
If you’re a middle school or high school student wondering whether a career might be a good fit, we have good 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 will be
If you're a middle school or high school student wondering whether a career might be a good fit, we have good 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 will be
The Philharmonic Association is proud to share the news that Sterling Elliott has been chosen as the 2021 first place winner of the Talent Hunt conducted by the Xi Mu Mu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi, Inc. Sterling is a junior at Rolesville High and is a member of the Triangle Youth Philharmonic and the
We invite conductors onto our staff based on their passion for music, valuable knowledge, and their teaching ability, so it is no surprise to find that Philharmonic Association conductors are asked to teach and perform outside of our organization as well. For example, we were excited to hear that TYJO Director Lisa Burn and TYJB Director Kobie Watkins were
For many musicians, competitions can be extremely motivating. Sometimes it may be the prizes that motivate our practice. Other times, it might be the opportunity to showcase our work that pushes us to excel. This year, in hopes of inspiring young jazz musicians to continue pursuing their talents despite the challenges posed by the pandemic,
The Philharmonic Association has kicked 2021 off with some fun changes to our usual spring programming! Since cold temperatures prevent our ensembles from rehearsing outdoors for the beginning of the year, we decided to take a break from Zoom rehearsals and offer our members virtual classes on a variety of musical topics this month. The
