North Texas Cellist Sees Growth, Opportunity in Unique Ensemble
Joseph Kuipers has played and taught cello all over the world, but he sees a real opportunity for cello students to grow in new ways here in North Texas.
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Joseph Kuipers has played and taught cello all over the world, but he sees a real opportunity for cello students to grow in new ways here in North Texas.
The Metamorphosis Dallas Chamber Orchestra is playing a concert that will help provide scholarships to young musicians through the nonprofit Texas Cellos.
Thursday May 5, 2022 For its 50th anniversary, Mayfest (Trinity Park, 2401 University Dr, 817-332-1055) welcomes patrons to attend for free today 3:30pm-9pm. Then 3:30pm-10pm Fri, 10am-10pm Sat, and 11am-7pm Sun, tickets are $7-12 at Mayfest.org. Entertainment includes an art and gift market, attractions like Twiggy
"As soon as I went to rehearsal, first thing I told my mother was that was the most fun I've had on the cello in a good year," 14-year-old cellist Jaden Ouyang of Dallas said. "It was something I didn't know I needed," 18-year old cellist Marlon Florez of Dallas said. "Doing live performances is a major part of why we put in so much effort," 15-year-old cellist Danielle Yoon of Frisco said. After a year of not playing live, the students will play a live, socially distanced concert with the Texas Cellos this coming weekend. Kuipers said it's not just the musicians, but the audience who needs ...