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SSU music program takes student involvement to the next level
The September 25th Symphony Orchestra concert at the Green Music Center invited student conductors to take on a leading role as they work to become stronger musicians in preparation for the competitive and daunting music industry. Mitchell Thompson, Music Education major, trumpet player, and student conductor for the Sonoma State University orchestra, shared how the music programs at the university work with students to build connections, skills…
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SSU music program takes student involvement to the next level
The September 25th Symphony Orchestra concert at the Green Music Center invited student conductors to take on a leading role as they work to become stronger musicians in preparation for the competitive and daunting music industry. Mitchell Thompson, Music Education major, trumpet player, and student conductor for the Sonoma State University orchestra, shared how the music programs at the university work with students to build connections, skills…
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