Curtis Stewart

Award-winning violinist Curtis Stewart teaches another special masterclass for our students

Curtis Stewart asking violin student, Sid, to imagine a scene for the piece he was practicing Key to Change welcomed back Curtis Stewart, seven-time GRAMMY-nominated violinist, composer, and longtime friend of our organization, for a powerful and uplifting masterclass at our Renton studio last Thursday. This visit marks Curtis’s third time working with our students and continues a meaningful relationship that began when he served as Composer in Residence during ...
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Curtis Stewart

Award-winning violinist Curtis Stewart teaches another special masterclass for our students

Curtis Stewart asking violin student, Sid, to imagine a scene for the piece he was practicing Key to Change welcomed back Curtis Stewart, seven-time GRAMMY-nominated ...
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Key to Change Wins Grant to Expand Teaching Staff

Key to Change is the recipient of a capacity-building grant, which will be used to fund a national search and hire a music instructor Last ...
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Key to Change featured on Eric’s Heroes on KOMO 4 TV!

Key to Change’s students and executive director and founder, Dr. Quinton Morris, was interviewed for Eric’s Heroes. The show profiles people who are making a ...
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Students dazzle and shine with the Seattle Symphony

Last Tuesday, our students took center stage and delivered outstanding solo performances with the Seattle Symphony—an achievement akin to a student-athlete stepping on the field ...
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Our students Avi, Eden, and Madison performed for First Lady Dr. Jill Biden last week

Last Friday, three of our exceptional violin students had the honor to meet and perform for Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady of the United ...
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Two Transformative Events Key To Change + Seattle Symphony & Unmute The Voices:

Seattle Symphony & Unmute The Voices: Students debut on stage and on the radio. They’re doing BETTER. THAN. EVER   This October, three of our ...
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