Young Cellist Harold R. Kuntz, III, Receives Award From Youth Repertory Orchestra

From: Tennessee TRIBUNE, The | Date: January 2, 2002| Author: Baugh, Metra | Copyright information


Tennessee TRIBUNE, The

01-02-2002

Currently 16 years old and in his junior year at Montgomery Bell Academy
(MBA), Harold R. Kuntz, III has just recently been awarded the first chair
as a cellist with The Nashville Youth Repertory Orchestra, a program under
the Vanderbilt University Blair School of Music. Last year Harold received
the eighth chair with the same orchestra. The Nashville Youth Repertory
Orchestra is the second tier out of all four orche...

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