Lockout News
As everyone probably knows by now, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians were locked out for the first 9 weeks of their season. Although the orchestra was idle, the musicians were…
As everyone probably knows by now, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians were locked out for the first 9 weeks of their season. Although the orchestra was idle, the musicians were…
Fall Into Spring is off to a good start. The four groups are coached by Carolyn Hancock, Brad Ritchie & Sou-Chun Su, Jun-Ching Lin, and Lachlan McBane & Elisabeth Remy Johnson. …
You are invited to the annual MLK Day Teacher Workshop and masterclass with Melissa Kraut, renown cellist and pedagogue from Cleveland Institute of Music. Monday, January 19, 2015 4835 Franklin Pond Rd., Atlanta…
The Franklin Pond Quartet has been busy lately, playing concerts around Georgia. We are so very lucky to have a coaching artists of musicians (9 of them) who are beautiful performing…
The Labor Day String Festival was a fun and busy day! Students and parents, many new to FP, were treated to a performance by the Shostakovich (ie. Gaggle) Quartet and…
Wow! What an amazing concert! For those unlucky folks who missed the chamber music extravaganza, the Franklin Pond summer session concluded its season yesterday at Kellett Chapel with a stellar…
Franklin Pond students and coaching artists have been busy in the last two weeks! They have played six Community Concerts all over the Atlanta area. Two of the quartets performed…
Nick Curry, master cellist and teacher from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, worked hard with our students last Monday. He coached the Ravel Quartet and ran…
We are excited about our upcoming Franklin Pond Fall Into Spring program. **Applications still accepted**September 10: Application deadline for our Fall into Spring program which takes place during the school year. Information Sheet…
Many thanks to the wonderful Vega String Quartet for working with the students today! It was a terrific day at Emory's Schwartz Center for Performing Arts. The students had a full day…