Opus 2020 Chamber Orchestra

01/02/2026

05/26/2023

Who wants to see an Opus 2020 reunion concert??? Opus 2023 perhaps? 🎻🎷

01/27/2023

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Peter Tschaikowsky: 6. Sinfonie (»Pathétique«) ∙(Auftritt) 00:00 ∙I. Adagio – Allegro non troppo 00:40 ∙ II. Allegro con grazia 21:16 ∙III. Allegro molto...

10/30/2020

Our concert is one day away 😁 Tune in tomorrow at 6:30 PM at the link below- we can’t wait! https://fb.me/e/g3uDfNjuw

10/01/2020

Unfortunately due to weather the first thursdays festival has been cancelled today, so our live-streamed performance will be canceled as well.

This won’t bring our hopes down, stay tuned for our Oct. 31 performance ❣️❣️

09/29/2020

Delia is a junior at the Jacobs School of Music from Ottawa, Canada studying with Mimi Zweig. A lover of orchestral music, she has lead the Ottawa Junior Youth and Youth Orchestras and at Jacobs has won positions of 1st desks during her time at IU. Delia often revisits the Orford Music Festival and Domaine Forget Academy during her summers and has attended the precollege-division of the Zukerman Young Artists Program on multiple occasions.

She competes regularly, most recently winning second prize of the 2018 National Canadian Music Competition and was featured as soloist of the Ottawa Chamber Orchestra and the Ottawa Youth Orchestra.

Aside from all this credential stuff, music is her ultimate creative output. She loves genre-bending all sorts of music possible. She is always expanding her views on what music means to her and what she wants to bring to the table. Hip hop, jazz, lofi.. she loves em all. Hit her up on ig to check out her page/collab (www.Instagram.com/deliaviolin)!

09/26/2020

Originally from Wyoming, Chris Leonard started his violin studies at the age of 4 at the String Academy of Wyoming under the guidance of Sherry Sinift. Shortly after completing his highschool studies he began his undergrad at Indiana University where he studied with Mimi Zweig. With a strong passion for teaching, alongside his undergraduate studies he has studied Violin Pedagogy with Mimi Zweig and Brenda Brenner. He currently is persuing a Performance Diploma at Indiana University under the Tutelage of Grigory Kalinovsky.

09/26/2020

Alice Ford is a freshman at the IU Jacobs School of Music, where she studies viola performance with Atar Arad. Originally a violinist, she began her studies in the Indiana University String Academy, studying with Dr. Brenda Brenner on violin before switching to viola at the age of 14, and subsequently studied with Mimi Zweig. During her time in the String Academy, Alice performed with the IU Virtuosi at the ASTA National Conference in New Mexico and on a tour throughout Argentina and Chile, in addition to collaborating with renowned musicians like Peter Stumpf, Atar Arad, Luke Hsu, and composer Don Freund. An avid chamber musician, she played in a piano quartet throughout high school, and won the second viola position of the Rubens Consort Chamber Music Lab in 2018, performing alongside Sarah Kapustin and Roeland Jagers. When not in the practice room, Alice loves to cuddle with her wheaten terrier, Charlotte, and go on long hikes.

09/24/2020

Tamachi Goodson’s cello career includes orchestral, chamber, solo, and community performances. Her accomplishments include placing first in the Arizona MusicFest Annual Young Musicians Competitions and she received first place in the Senior Division Bach Cello Suite Competition at the University of Arizona. At age 16, she made her solo debut with the Phoenix Symphony upon receiving the Clotilde Otranto Prize in the orchestra’s 2016 Scholarship Competition. Goodson has appeared frequently in concerts as a section leader in the Phoenix Youth Symphony and as a featured artist in local concert series such as the Arizona MusicFest seasonal concerts. This year, she will perform as assistant principal in the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Philharmonic Orchestra. Goodson has been featured on media platforms such as KTAR radio, KAZ TV, and Fox10 TV, representing the Phoenix Youth Symphony and its activities ranging from concerts, reach-outs, and fundraisers. During her time at the Phoenix Youth Symphony, she first place in the 2015 and 2016 Phoenix Youth Symphony (PYS) Young Musicians Competition. Along with ensemble and concert engagements, Goodson is a frequent volunteer and a performer at homeless shelters and women’s shelters. Her recent activities include a benefit concert, featuring the local composer Sulaiman Zai, as a fundraiser for the Bloomington homeless shelter, New Hope for Families. In her high school years, she gave weekly lessons as a member of Harmony Project PHX as a volunteer private cello instructor. Goodson’s cello study at the age of 13 began with Mary DiBartolo and Peter Anderegg. She is currently studying for her Bachelor of Music degree in cello performance at the Jacobs School of Music under Professor Peter Stumpf. She is a member of the Gilgamesh String Quartet and a regular volunteer at the Project School, a private elementary school based in Bloomington, Indiana. In her free time, she enjoys baking and painting.