Building a Legacy of Soloists

Tyree Carr III joins a growing roster of Key to Change students earning solo appearances with regional orchestras, performing before a packed audience in his debut with the University of Washington Philharmonia Campus Orchestra Pictured: Tyree Carr III, 15-year-old Key to Change violist, on stage during his performance with UW Philharmonia Campus Orchestra On May 30, 2026, 15-year old violinist Tyree Carr III took a major step forward in his ...
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Building a Legacy of Soloists

Tyree Carr III joins a growing roster of Key to Change students earning solo appearances with regional orchestras, performing before a packed audience in his ...
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Professor David Madsen, PhD, leads a three-part series of college essay writing workshops for students this fall

Dr. Madsen teaching Key to Change students during his masterclass Last Tuesday at our Renton location, Key to Change’s new Inspiring Possibilities series continued. Renowned ...
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Award-winning violinist Melissa White visits students for a special masterclass

Melissa White instructing our student, Siddharth Siravara, on posture during her masterclass Throughout the year, Key to Change provides special masterclasses with world-class guest artists ...
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Key to Change receives ArtsFund’s Community Accelerator Grant for third straight year

For the third year in a row, Key to Change is proud to receive the Community Accelerator Grant from ArtsFund and Allen Family Philanthropies (formerly ...
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Case for support: our new $25 program

Give now Every student deserves to explore their passions, express themselves, and develop life skills that last   We all know that today’s public schools ...
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KtC students attend selective university summer program

Left: Ciku and Mason, back from their amazing trip! Right: Prof. Arnaud Ghillebaert, their instructor. Our viola students Mason Nguyen and Ciku Maina earned scholarships ...
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Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Natasha Kubit hits the ground running

Just one month into her new role, Dr. Natasha Kubit, Key to Change’s first full-time music instructor, is already making a big impact in our ...
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