The Alumni Concerts and Mentorship program provides current and former students with numerous performance opportunities. It was developed out of Toby Perlman’s desire to offer students concert experiences in between the summer programs on Shelter Island and the Sarasota Winter Residency.
Because of the Program’s strong belief in encouraging academics, the Alumni Concerts and Mentorship program is also structured so that performances cause little to no interruption in students’ academic schooling.
This year, The Metropolitan Museum of Art once again presented a chamber music series at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium. Itzhak Perlman plays alongside Program alumni, which The New York Times called “a parade of superb young chamber music players.” The series is generously supported by Florence Irving and Mrs. Vivian Milstein.
The Perlman Music Program also continued its wonderful partnership with the Neue Galerie New York. Thanks to the generosity of Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder, the Neue Galerie provides students with an elegant and intimate venue to practice the art of performance for our devoted supporters.
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Toby Perlman and the LK Quartet after a concert at the Neue Galerie New York
The TNT Quartet after a performance at the home of Jim Clark in Palm Beach, Florida
Merry Peckham and the Ariel Quartet, 2008 Barnett Fellows, after a concert at the home of Dr. Marjorie Barnett in Chicago
