Holiday Concert Student Photo

Our largest annual Holiday Concert yet brought the community together

Pictured: Key to Change fall term student performers at our Holiday Concert on December 20, 2025 Last Saturday, Key to Change hosted our annual Holiday Concert at our studio in Renton, and it was our greatest turnout yet! Our largest ever fall student cohort to date performed for a crowd of over a hundred people. With record-breaking attendance and a standing room only crowd, the concert became a joyful celebration ...
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Holiday Concert Student Photo

Our largest annual Holiday Concert yet brought the community together

Pictured: Key to Change fall term student performers at our Holiday Concert on December 20, 2025 Last Saturday, Key to Change hosted our annual Holiday ...
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Students Win Big Prizes at Solo String Festival

Eden Pawlos received first place in the Jessie Montgomery Competitive Division and the Key to Change Concerto Competition. She will make her solo debut with ...
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Key to Change in the Renton Reporter

  Read about Key to Change in the Renton Reporter here: Key To Change string studio offers music lessons, opportunities in south King County  
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Key to Change on New Day NW

Key to Change violin student Avi Spillers performed Seitz Violin Concerto no. 2 in G major with Mr. Geoffrey Lui on piano and Dr. Quinton ...
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Local Nonprofit Hosts Annual Spring Salon Fundraiser to Support Underserved Youth Through Music

Event benefiting Key to Change will honor ARTE NOIR founder Vivian Phillips with its inaugural Community Achievement Award   Seattle, WA – Key to Change presents ...
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Dr. Quinton Morris Honored by Berklee College of Music

“Berklee College of Music and the Boston Conservatory at Berklee recognized four graduates at the annual Alumni Achievement Awards, held on March 30 at the ...
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Seattle Symphony concertmaster appointed to teach underserved violin and viola students  

For immediate release November 7, 2022   For more information, please contact:  Shelby Denckla, Executive Assistant & Office Manager  425.970.3540 [email protected]    Seattle Symphony concertmaster ...
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