Uploaded June 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Since 2007, musicians from The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra have taught 2nd through 5th graders at Winterfield Elementary School how to play violin, cello, and percussion instruments. Christopher Warren-Green, Music Director of the Charlotte Symphony, and his wife Rosemary, one of the most respected violists in the world, lead the free program which they hope to expand to other schools.
For more on the Winterfield Elementary Youth Symphony, visit: charlottesymphony.org/education.asp
This video is part of the Charlotte in 2012 Convention Host Committee Carolina Stories Series. For more of the Carolina Stories Series, visit charlottein2012.com
Video produced by:
The Charlotte Video Project charlottevideoproject.com
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Since 2007, musicians from The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra have taught 2nd through 5th graders at Winterfield Elementary School how to play violin, cello, and percussion instruments. Christopher Warren-Green, Music Director of the Charlotte Symphony, and his wife Rosemary, one of the most respected violists in the world, lead the free program which they hope to expand to other schools.
For more on the Winterfield Elementary Youth Symphony, visit: charlottesymphony.org/education.asp
This video is part of the Charlotte in 2012 Convention Host Committee Carolina Stories Series. For more of the Carolina Stories Series, visit charlottein2012.com
Video produced by:
The Charlotte Video Project charlottevideoproject.com
BBpictures twitter.com/#!/BBPictures
