Natalie Frakes: Violinist + Music Educator

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Live Notes with Larissa

Larissa Fall

24 episodes

19 hours ago

Live Notes w/ Larissa is a podcast that dives into the worlds of fine arts industry professionals. After years of working in the music industry as an arts administrator and musician I have gained many friendships and insider knowledge about the interworkings of the arts. Join me as I sit down with noteworthy guests from many different backgrounds for live Q+As. We will learn more about their careers, their passions, and the importance of the arts. Some of my talks will include deep conversations with noteworthy musicians, performers, educators, composers, visual artists, and managers.

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Natalie Frakes: Violinist + Music Educator

Live Notes with Larissa

34 minutes 32 seconds

5 years ago

Natalie Frakes: Violinist + Music Educator

Natalie Frakes is a Detroit-based violinist, teaching artist, and music educator who believes deeply in using music as a vehicle for social change. When she’s not teaching, she keeps busy performing with some of Detroit’s best musicians and has been part of live productions for current artists such as the Aretha Franklin Orchestra, Wordless Music Orchestra, Kygo, Michael Bublé, Josh Groban, and more. Natalie is a passionate educator and has devoted her time as a teaching artist and educator in the public schools and with El Sistema-inspired programs. She currently works with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Sphinx Organization, Detroit Metropolitan Youth Symphony, University Musical Society, and Hyde Park Suzuki Institute.