The Stamford Symphony and The Hartt School recently announced the creation of a partnership. This
partnership will focus on Training and Mentorship of Hartt music student
fellows.
“We are excited to introduce a program of this caliber to the students
at HARTT School of Music. This contact with professional musicians is
preparation for when they graduate and will be developing their
orchestra career.” – Barbara Soroca, CEO and President, Stamford
Symphony
Our first annual Mentorship Program afforded Chaeyong Son, violinist and
Jinyoung Son, cellist to perform in the Stamford Symphony for the March
1st and 2nd concerts. The two student fellows were chosen by blind
audition and then, were prepared for the concerts by the HARTT School
faculty.
In addition to the performance experience, fellows benefited from a
mentorship experience where Symphony principal musicians and their
colleagues met with the students to share their perspectives on creating
a career in an orchestra. They also offered musical coaching. To round
out the experience, the fellows spent two nights in New York City where
they rehearsed with the orchestra, attended a live musical performance,
and spent more time with the members of the orchestra as well as some
individual time with the Music Director, Eckart Preu and CEO, Barbara
Soroca. This experience was very well received and met the goal of the
Partnership.
- See more at:
http://www.norwalkplus.com/nwk/information/nwsnwk/publish/Entertainment_12/Stamford-Symphony-and-The-HARTT-School-of-Music-Form-Partnership_np_21662.shtml#sthash.CLzSdMaq.dpuf
Barbara
Soroca, Stamford Symphony’s CEO and President announced that
Connecticut’s premier professional orchestra has created a partnership
with Connecticut’s premier arts university, The HARTT School. This
partnership will focus on Training and Mentorship of their music student
fellows.
“We are excited to introduce a program of this caliber to the students
at HARTT School of Music. This contact with professional musicians is
preparation for when they graduate and will be developing their
orchestra career.” – Barbara Soroca, CEO and President, Stamford
Symphony
Our first annual Mentorship Program afforded Chaeyong Son, violinist and
Jinyoung Son, cellist to perform in the Stamford Symphony for the March
1st and 2nd concerts. The two student fellows were chosen by blind
audition and then, were prepared for the concerts by the HARTT School
faculty.
In addition to the performance experience, fellows benefited from a
mentorship experience where Symphony principal musicians and their
colleagues met with the students to share their perspectives on creating
a career in an orchestra. They also offered musical coaching. To round
out the experience, the fellows spent two nights in New York City where
they rehearsed with the orchestra, attended a live musical performance,
and spent more time with the members of the orchestra as well as some
individual time with the Music Director, Eckart Preu and CEO, Barbara
Soroca. This experience was very well received and met the goal of the
Partnership.
- See more at:
http://www.norwalkplus.com/nwk/information/nwsnwk/publish/Entertainment_12/Stamford-Symphony-and-The-HARTT-School-of-Music-Form-Partnership_np_21662.shtml#sthash.CLzSdMaq.dpuf
The first annual Mentorship Program afforded Chaeyong Son, violinist and
Jinyoung Son, cellist to perform in the Stamford Symphony for the March 1st and
2nd concerts. The two student fellows were chosen by blind audition and then,
were prepared for the concerts by The Hartt School faculty.
In addition to the performance experience, fellows benefited from a mentorship
experience where Symphony principal musicians and their colleagues met with the
students to share their perspectives on creating a career in an orchestra. They
also offered musical coaching. To round out the experience, the fellows spent
two nights in New York City where they rehearsed with the orchestra, attended a
live musical performance, and spent more time with the members of the orchestra
as well as some individual time with the Music Director, Eckart Preu and CEO,
Barbara Soroca.
Everyone involved had praise for this partnership and hopes that it can be repeated and expanded and serve as model of other project in which The Hartt School collaborates with organizations outside the University.
“We are excited to introduce a program of this caliber to the students
at HARTT School of Music. This contact with professional musicians is
preparation for when they graduate and will be developing their
orchestra career.” – Barbara Soroca, CEO and President, Stamford
Symphony
Our first annual Mentorship Program afforded Chaeyong Son, violinist and
Jinyoung Son, cellist to perform in the Stamford Symphony for the March
1st and 2nd concerts. The two student fellows were chosen by blind
audition and then, were prepared for the concerts by the HARTT School
faculty.
In addition to the performance experience, fellows benefited from a
mentorship experience where Symphony principal musicians and their
colleagues met with the students to share their perspectives on creating
a career in an orchestra. They also offered musical coaching. To round
out the experience, the fellows spent two nights in New York City where
they rehearsed with the orchestra, attended a live musical performance,
and spent more time with the members of the orchestra as well as some
individual time with the Music Director, Eckart Preu and CEO, Barbara
Soroca. This experience was very well received and met the goal of the
Partnership.
- See more
at:
http://www.norwalkplus.com/nwk/information/nwsnwk/publish/Entertainment_12/Stamford-Symphony-and-The-HARTT-School-of-Music-Form-Partnership_np_21662.shtml#sthash.CLzSdMaq.dpuf
Barbara
Soroca, Stamford Symphony’s CEO and President announced that
Connecticut’s premier professional orchestra has created a partnership
with Connecticut’s premier arts university, The HARTT School. This
partnership will focus on Training and Mentorship of their music student
fellows.
“We are excited to introduce a program of this caliber to the students
at HARTT School of Music. This contact with professional musicians is
preparation for when they graduate and will be developing their
orchestra career.” – Barbara Soroca, CEO and President, Stamford
Symphony
Our first annual Mentorship Program afforded Chaeyong Son, violinist and
Jinyoung Son, cellist to perform in the Stamford Symphony for the March
1st and 2nd concerts. The two student fellows were chosen by blind
audition and then, were prepared for the concerts by the HARTT School
faculty.
In addition to the performance experience, fellows benefited from a
mentorship experience where Symphony principal musicians and their
colleagues met with the students to share their perspectives on creating
a career in an orchestra. They also offered musical coaching. To round
out the experience, the fellows spent two nights in New York City where
they rehearsed with the orchestra, attended a live musical performance,
and spent more time with the members of the orchestra as well as some
individual time with the Music Director, Eckart Preu and CEO, Barbara
Soroca. This experience was very well received and met the goal of the
Partnership.
- See more
at:
http://www.norwalkplus.com/nwk/information/nwsnwk/publish/Entertainment_12/Stamford-Symphony-and-The-HARTT-School-of-Music-Form-Partnership_np_21662.shtml#sthash.CLzSdMaq.dpuf
