August 23, 2022 For Immediate Release For more information, please contact: Shelby Denckla, Executive Assistant & Office Manager sdenckla@keytochangestudio.org “I am so excited to
Student Open House SEPTEMBER 13, 2022 AT 6 PM 200 SW Langston Rd, Renton, WA 98057 Open House is your opportunity to meet with instructors,
Amariah Strand, a current Key to Change student performs a “pre concert” recital as an opener before the Seattle Symphony performs in February 2020. Key
From Left to Right: Mr. Geoffrey Liu, music instructor/coach, Carl Magno (second place of the Debut Competitive Division), Eden Pawlos (second place and Jury Prize
(Picture left to right: Dr. Tami Lee Hughes, Timothy Macek, Dr. LaTannia Ellerbe and Patrice Rushen) Key to Change will begin a new community partnership
“I am so moved by this special honor to serve as a role model for the young aspiring musicians of Key to Change. I hope
Pictured from Left to Right: Geoffrey Liu (music instructor), Jason Starkie (violin maker), Amariah Strand, Madison Wooley and Dr. Quinton Morris with new violins at
Pictured from left to right: Dr. Xin Chang (piano), Dr. Quinton Morris with Eden Pawlos, Richie Doan and Amariah Strand Three violin students, Eden Pawlos,
Patrice Rushen, an award winning musician will serve as the second Composer-in-Residence at Key to Change for the 2021-2022 academic year. Patrice will compose and
“Joining the Key to Change family is the thing I am most looking forward to in this new academic year. I have been inspired and
Key to Change offers a proven pathway to educational excellence for public school students through rigorous, personalized programming. When we succeed, racially and economically diverse students in King County and beyond have access to world-class music education, mentorship and leadership skills that propel them to lifetime success.
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