It's not easy being a master of none. When he's not working, teaching the violin, swatting tennis balls, performing with the symphony - he's chasing after a dog. We had a chance to go for a run with Kevin.

At the ripe age of 22, he’s making waves as the principal cellist of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra—and as one of the youngest principal musicians of any major American orchestra. 

It's our birthday and we just became a two year old company. Instead of taking a victory lap around the house, I'd like to take a moment to reflect and share our story with you.

They say variety is the spice of life and, for River Oaks Chamber Orchestra principal percussionist Matthew McClung, it’s also the soundtrack of life. 

Never mind its size, the bass has taken Jordan Frazier on a larger-than-life journey—from one of the most sacred places in Japan to Metallica (yes, the metal band!) and beyond.

A self-proclaimed “late bloomer” in the world of strings, Chicago Symphony Orchestra cellist Brant Taylor didn’t pick up the instrument until the ripe age of 8. Nor was he confined to practice rooms throughout his school years; he played sports...