Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva plays six-minute section of “Suite Hébraïque” by Ernest Bloch without sheet music in front of him. He is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater. Jun will be traveling to New York this summer to practice and play at Carnegie Hall.
Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater.
Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva plays six-minute section of “Suite Hébraïque” by Ernest Bloch without sheet music in front of him. He is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva plays six-minute section of “Suite Hébraïque” by Ernest Bloch without sheet music in front of him. He is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater. Jun will be traveling to New York this summer to practice and play at Carnegie Hall.
Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Ryan Jun, a junior at Mountainside High School, plays “Introductions and Rondo Capriccioso” by Saint-Saëns by memory May 11 in the high school theater.
Westview High sophomore Luke D'Silva plays six-minute section of “Suite Hébraïque” by Ernest Bloch without sheet music in front of him. He is one of two Oregon students heading to the National Youth Orchestra program this summer to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Two Beaverton-area students will be heading to one of the premier concert halls in the world this summer to show off their orchestral accomplishments.
Mountainside High School junior Ryan Jun and Westview High School sophomore Luke D’Silva have earned the opportunity to undertake an intense training session this summer with America’s top youth musicians before playing in front of an audience at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
