Kirsten Lee is a violinist and music educator based in Ann Arbor. She is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in violin performance and chamber music at the University of Michigan. She is a recent graduate from Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music where she majored in violin performance and instrumental music education. Kirsten maintains an active teaching career as an educator in both public schools and private teaching. She is also a freelance musician and has performed in venues all around the Chicagoland and Detroit areas.
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Northwestern’s oldest theatrical tradition, The Waa-Mu Show, provides undergraduates with an unparalleled education in new musical theatre development. More than 100 students participate every year as producers, writers, and performers in creating an original musical that inspires audiences, challenges the artists involved, and engages the surrounding communities. Now in its 92nd year, The Waa-Mu Show is a forerunner in the world of musical theater writing, giving undergraduate students a chance to serve as leaders in every aspect of the original production, from writing to orchestration to performance.
This is Kirsten's second year serving as Waa-Mu's 1st violinist.
Kirsten Lee is a violinist and music educator who is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in violin performance and chamber music at the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theater, and Dance. She is a recent graduate of Northwestern’s Bienen School of Music, where she studied violin performance and music education. She was a concertmaster and principal 2nd violin in the Northwestern University Symphony Orchestra (NUSO), the Northwestern University Chamber Orchestra (NUCO), and a soloist and leader with the Baroque Music Ensemble (BME). Kirsten served as NUSO's concertmaster for the world premiere recording of Stacy Garrop's Terra Nostra. Kirsten served on Northwestern’s NAfME executive board as the President and was a teacher at Evanston Young Artists where she taught free private lessons to students from underprivileged communities. She was also a house manager for Concerts @ Bienen, where she supervised the personnel and operations in the production of concerts and events of multiple concert venues in the absence of full-time staff of Bienen School of Music's Concert Management Office.
Kirsten Lee is a violinist and music educator based in Ann Arbor. She is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in violin performance and chamber music at the University of Michigan. She is a recent graduate from Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music where she majored in violin performance and instrumental music education. Kirsten maintains an active teaching career as an educator in both public schools and private teaching. She is also a freelance musician and has performed in venues all around the Chicagoland and Detroit areas.
This artist is accepting inquiries via Stagetime message and Email.
Northwestern’s oldest theatrical tradition, The Waa-Mu Show, provides undergraduates with an unparalleled education in new musical theatre development. More than 100 students participate every year as producers, writers, and performers in creating an original musical that inspires audiences, challenges the artists involved, and engages the surrounding communities. Now in its 92nd year, The Waa-Mu Show is a forerunner in the world of musical theater writing, giving undergraduate students a chance to serve as leaders in every aspect of the original production, from writing to orchestration to performance.
This is Kirsten's second year serving as Waa-Mu's 1st violinist.
Kirsten Lee is a violinist and music educator who is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in violin performance and chamber music at the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theater, and Dance. She is a recent graduate of Northwestern’s Bienen School of Music, where she studied violin performance and music education. She was a concertmaster and principal 2nd violin in the Northwestern University Symphony Orchestra (NUSO), the Northwestern University Chamber Orchestra (NUCO), and a soloist and leader with the Baroque Music Ensemble (BME). Kirsten served as NUSO's concertmaster for the world premiere recording of Stacy Garrop's Terra Nostra. Kirsten served on Northwestern’s NAfME executive board as the President and was a teacher at Evanston Young Artists where she taught free private lessons to students from underprivileged communities. She was also a house manager for Concerts @ Bienen, where she supervised the personnel and operations in the production of concerts and events of multiple concert venues in the absence of full-time staff of Bienen School of Music's Concert Management Office.