Fall Into Spring Finale Concert
Bravo to the students who played on our Fall Into Spring Finale Concert (May 2)! The kids played beautifully with a lot of heart and soul. These groups really bonded…
Franklin Pond Quartet Performs at Crossroads
The Franklin Pond Quartet enjoyed performing at Crossroads Community Ministries in April.
Faculty Travels to New York City with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Some Franklin Pond coaching artists members traveled to New York City with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to play at the Robert Shaw 100th Birthday Celebration concert at Carnegie Hall. What…
Master Class with Brad Ritchie
On Monday, April 11, we had a great last masterclass of the season for Fall Into Spring with Brad Ritchie, cellist with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. It was a cello…
Quartets at Drew Charter School
Four members of our coaching artists and one alumna have been coaching two quartets at Drew Charter Junior and Senior Academies. The Drew Quartet and the Colbert Quartet have been…
Master Class with Nick Curry
What a terrific evening with Dr. Nick Curry! The "S4zando Quartet"This speaks for itself! Posted by Franklin Pond Chamber Music on Monday, February 8, 2016
Performance at Store Opening
One of our Franklin Pond summer groups played at the Ronald Sachs Violins Cobb opening last August. Sheela Su, mother of violinist Julia Su, runs the store, and Julia's dad,…
Alexander Technique Classes with David Nesmith
The Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend was a big one for Franklin Pond! David Nesmith from Columbus, Ohio came to Atlanta to give classes and private lessons in Alexander…
Master Class with Danny Laufer
As part of our MLK weekend events, Danny Laufer, associate principal cellist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, came to work with three of our groups during the first of three…
Faculty Members Keep Busy
September 27th Jun-Ching Lin performed the Sibelius Violin Concerto with the Georgia Tech orchestra. Just last spring he played the Tschaikovsky Concerto with the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra. The Franklin…