Enid Symphony Orchestra

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We're just a couple weeks away from our season launch! You don't want to miss Caroline Cox Turek at Government Springs Park on April 10! Caroline will perform at 5 P.M. Tickets are for sale at enidsymphony.org! Pack a picnic, and bring the whole family. Free admission for students and children. We'll see you there!

Did you know that our April concert features Maestro Newell’s own violin instructor?! We can’t wait for Caroline Cox Turek’s performance at Government Springs Park on April 10! Pack a picnic and bring the family. Tickets at enidsymphony.org. Free admission for children and students! We’ll see you there.

I believe that every person can be taught, that parental involvement is crucial in the development of musicians from a young age through the high school years, and that music education must not only train and strengthen the fingers of a student to be agile on an instrument, but must ultimately train the ear, the mind, the body, and strengthen the person. My mission is to educate and enable well-rounded, excellent musicians that will be able to use their gifts and talents in ...a productive and fulfilling manner. I am committed to offering full musical instruction of the highest quality to students of any age in order to enrich the local community and the musical community at large. Not only is Violinist Caroline Cox Turek a talented musician, she’s a talented, passionate educator, too! A musician after Maestro Douglas Newell’s own heart... She’ll be IN ENID at Government Springs Park April 10. Tickets are on sale at enidsymphony.org!

Learn more about Violinist Caroline Cox Turek. She’ll be playing at Government Springs April 10. Tickets are live on the website! Awarded first place in the 2012 Collegiate String Division at the National Music Teachers National Association competition in New York City, Caroline Cox Turek has performed throughout the United States and Europe as a soloist, orchestral musician, and chamber musician. As a student of Ara Gregorian, Caroline won the East Carolina University conc...erto competition in her freshman year; in her junior year, she won both the Durham Symphony Orchestra and Raleigh Symphony Orchestra concerto competitions. Caroline was selected as a finalist to compete in the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Competition in Houston, Texas and in 2015, she won the Manhattan School of Music Classical Concerto Competition. Caroline was also the first place winner in the 2014 Duxbury Music Festival Solo Competition, and recently, as a soloist, she performed Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with Maestro Nicholas Palmer and the EUS orchestra in Hingham, Massachusetts. Read more... http://ccturek.com/about/