Orchestrating Impact: Stories from the Heart of New Jersey Symphony is a transformative podcast that resonates with the profound influence of music and community connections, particularly within the realm of the New Jersey Symphony’s mission. This series embarks on a captivating journey to explore the untold stories of individuals who have experienced the New Jersey Symphony’s work deeply, including musicians, community members, educators, and more.
Why Is Practice So Valuable? | A Young Person's Guide To Orchestral Success (Gael Barker Interview)
Gael Barker, a talented violinist and sophomore at George Washington University, where he is majoring in international relations, has been an integral member of the Academy Orchestra for the past eight years. His musical journey began at the age of ten when he first joined the program, progressing through various ensembles and ultimately earning his place as first violin in the Academy Orchestra.
In this episode, Gael shares his deep love for the violin, his passion for music, and the importance of family in his life. For Gael, the Symphony is more than just music—it’s a family of friends and memories that have shaped him into the young man he is today. Listen in as Gael reflects on his experiences, growth, and the lasting impact the Youth Orchestra has had on his life.
Are you - or do you know - a young instrumental musician between the ages of 8 and 17? Curious about or already love playing symphonic music? Eager to connect with your peers in a fun, nurturing environment where you’re encouraged to go beyond what you thought was possible? Check out the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra
FOR MORE INFORMATION! 1.800.ALLEGRO (255.3476) | njsymphony.org/youthorchestras
25 Oct 2024
Why Is Teaching So Important? | A Young Person's Guide To Orchestral Success (Juan Carlos Narváez Interview)
Juan Carlos discovered his passion for music in fifth grade when the sound of a school band sparked a lifelong love for the flute. As the first in his family to pursue a creative field, he faced challenges but found unwavering support from his loved ones. Now a music teacher, Juan draws on his experiences traveling and studying music around the world—from New Jersey to Spain and Vienna—where he honed his craft and developed a deep appreciation for orchestral music. In this episode, Juan reflects on how the New Jersey Symphony became more than just a musical experience for him. How did being part of the Symphony shape his identity as both a musician and a teacher? What were the key moments of growth and inspiration that he experienced? For Juan, the Symphony offered a community of mentors and peers that helped him push his limits and discover his potential. Listen as he shares how the Symphony’s guidance and support helped shape his journey and inspired him to give back through teaching.
Are you - or do you know - a young instrumental musician between the ages of 8 and 17? Curious about or already love playing symphonic music? Eager to connect with your peers in a fun, nurturing environment where you’re encouraged to go beyond what you thought was possible? Check out the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra FOR MORE INFORMATION! 1.800.ALLEGRO (255.3476) | njsymphony.org/youthorchestras
26 Apr 2024
Interview With Stefon Harris
Join us for another incredible epside of Orchestrating Impact. We are joined be joined by Stefon Harris, a true luminary in the world of Jazz. Beyond being a remarkable musician, Stefon stands out as an accomplished composer and dedicated educator. In our conversation, we delve into the intricacies of his remarkable body of work, exploring the profound impact the Symphony has had on his journey.
CTA: Residents of the Greater Newark community can attend New Jersey Symphony concerts, and sit in the best available seats, for only $25! Come home to your New Jersey Symphony! For concert details and tickets, visit njsymphony.org/newarkneighbors.
8 Mar 2024
Interview With Sharon Salvador and Richard Marshall
Join us for a compelling episode featuring Sharon Salvador, Director of Development and Board Liaison, and Richard Marshall, Director of Program Operations, from the Newark School of the Arts. Delve into a discussion about the NSA's mission to enrich the lives of youth and families through top-notch education in the performing and visual arts. Discover the seamless collaboration with the New Jersey Symphony that propels this transformative endeavor forward. Tune in and enjoy this enlightening conversation with Sharon Salvador and Richard Marshall. For more information about the New Jersey Symphony visit our website at https://www.njsymphony.org/
Residents of the Greater Newark community can attend New Jersey Symphony concerts, and sit in the best available seats, for only $25! Come home to your New Jersey Symphony! For concert details and tickets, visit njsymphony.org/newarkneighbors.
9 Feb 2024
Interview With Lauren Meehan
In the inaugural episode we are joined by Lauren Meehan, the Director of Arts Ed Newark. As a former youth violinist, Lauren sheds light on the crucial need for early and engaging arts education opportunities for young individuals. Dive into this insightful episode and explore the world of arts education with us! For more information about the New Jersey Symphony visit our website at https://www.njsymphony.org/
Residents of the Greater Newark community can attend New Jersey Symphony concerts, and sit in the best available seats, for only $25! Come home to your New Jersey Symphony! For concert details and tickets, visit njsymphony.org/newarkneighbors.
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