Archive - August 11, 2014

Kayleigh Miller, a recent addition to the San Antonio Symphony, enjoys a varied career of teaching, performing, and yoga instruction. She previously played in the National Arts Centre Orchestra as an apprentice, and was a member in the Nightingale String Quartet in residence in Reno, Nevada. She completed her studies with Roger Tapping and Carol Rodland at the New England Conservatory and Eastman School of Music and received a dual bachelor's degree in performance and music history. She has participated in numerous festivals and masterclasses, including the Banff, Prussia Cove, and Orford masterclasses, Spoleto Festival USA, Domaine Forget, Lucerne Festival Academy, and the International Ensemble Moderne Academy workshop. She has soloed with the Eastman Philharmonia, Reno Chamber Orchestra, UNR symphony, and as a part of the Foodlink concert series in Rochester, NY. Additionally, she is a dedicated ensemble member, and has been a member of the New World Symphony, Discovery Ensemble, Reno Philharmonic, and Reno Chamber Orchestra. Kayleigh is passionate about contemporary music, and has performed in contemporary ensembles at Eastman, the New England Conservatory, and in Boston.
Kayleigh is additionally a committed educator and arts advocate, and has performed and written educational programming both nationally and beyond. She is additionally a yoga instructor and Yoga Tune Up® instructor, combining elements of physical therapy, restorative movement, and yoga into her teaching. She has completed additionally trainings in teaching yoga for children and working with cancer, and is the founder of the Musician's Health Collective, a health resource blog for musicians.