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College and University Orchestra Chairs 2000-2009

5/30/2022

2000-2009 - Students Win Chairs in Their College and University Orchestras

In the Class of 2001, one senior violinist won a chair in the orchestra at Southwestern University.
In the Class of 2003, one senior won a chair in the Hofstra University Symphony Orchestra where he served as Assistant Concertmaster for three years. He now plays violin in the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra.
In the Class of 2004, one senior violinist won a chair in the music major orchestra at The University of Texas at Austin.

5/30/2022

2000- 2009 Music Scholarships for College, Music Camps, and Private Schools

In May 2001, one of her high school seniors won a $6,000 violin scholarship to Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.
In May 2003, one of her high school seniors received a four-year violin scholarship to Hofstra University where he served as Assistant Concertmaster of the Hofstra University Symphony Orchestra for three years. He now plays violin in the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra.
Five students received violin scholarships in 2001 for the Baylor University Summer String Camp.

5/30/2022

Prior to 2000 - Students Win Chairs in Their College and University Orchestras

In the Class of 1999, one senior violinist won a chair in the orchestra at Bowling Green State University and one senior violinist won a chair in the orchestra at William Jewel College.

5/30/2022

Prior to 2000 - Music Scholarships for College, Music Camps, and Private Schools

In May 1996, one of Ms. Boesen’s North Harris College students received a full violin scholarship to Sam Houston State University.
In May 1998, one of her junior high students received a violin scholarship at the City of London Freeman’s School in London, England. As a junior high student, this student also received the highest ranking possible in the ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) prior to attending college.
In May 1999, one of her high school seniors won a $6,000 violin scholarship to Bowling Green State University and another senior won an $8,000 violin scholarship to William Jewel College.