Congratulations!Festival Winners Announced

The second annual Solo String Festival took place April 9-11, 2021 where 40+ middle and high school violinists and violists from South King County performed and competed for prizes at Seattle Symphony’s Benaroya Hall. Thea Weinbeck (senior competitive division) and Henry Williams (junior competitive division) took home first place, which included college scholarships and an opportunity to perform LIVE on Classical King FM 98.1. About two dozen students received special recognition awards and prizes including music gift certificates and supplies. To read more, click here.

We anticipate another wonderful festival weekend April X-X, 2022. Be sure to save the date and start practicing now!

2021 Solo String Festival Winners – Senior Division
2021 Solo String Festival Winners – Junior Division

For immediate release

Contact: Dr. Quinton Morris, Executive Director and Founder
(425) 243-3597
[email protected]

 

Share the Post:

Related Posts

Key to Change Receives 4Culture’s Curiosity Pass Program Grant for $160,000

Pictured: Key to Change is a grantee of 4Culture’s Curiosity Pass Program Key to Change has been awarded a Curiosity Pass Cultural Education Grant from ...
Read More

Key to Change Student Soloists to Perform with Federal Way Symphony at Benaroya Hall

Pictured from top left to bottom right: Key to Change student soloists Ciku, Thomas, Laila, Avi, and Tyree Key to Change is proud to announce ...
Read More

Key to Change Expands Its Footprint in South King County to Serve Growing Student Community

Lessons Begin This Month at New Federal Way Studio Location Pictured: A map depicting both Key to Change studio locations in Renton and Federal Way ...
Read More