After winning the audition for a clarinet opening in the U.S. Navy Band on May 26, 2017, only five days after she graduated from Eastman, Arianna is excited to see her dream of being a professional performing musician become a reality!

Arianna is excited to have been selected to perform the world premiere of Conrad Tao’s Asymptotes on NPR’s From the Top! The live performance will be on June 15, 2017, and the radio broadcast will be on October, 8, 2017.

Today, Arianna received the exciting news that the Mu Phi Epsilon Foundation has selected her as the 2017 Winner of the competitive $2,000 Jean Louise Martin Scholarship!

This Fall (2017), Arianna will matriculate at The Shepherd School of Music at Rice University to pursue a MM in Clarinet Performance in the studio of Richie Hawley!

Arianna received a letter this morning informing her that she has been elected to join the national music honor society, Pi Kappa Lambda.

Arianna has been selected as one of four Clarinet Fellows for the 2017 Music Academy of the West Summer School & Festival in Santa Barbara, CA, receiving a full tuition and room & board scholarship to study there for 8 weeks this coming summer.

Today, Arianna received word that she was selected as the College Solo Division Winner of the 198th Army Band Solo and Small Ensemble Competition!

The United States Army Field Band invited Arianna to perform with them in Rochester, NY while on tour, and because of this, Honorary Membership in The United States Army Field Band was bestowed upon Arianna.

Arianna is very excited to have been selected by audition as a member of the 2016-2017 Eastman Harmonie, Eastman's premiere Wind Octet. 

After being selected by audition, Arianna is honored to perform with Renée Fleming and the Eastman Philharmonia on their 2016 Tour, including a performance at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall and a world premiere of Letters from Georgia by Kevin Puts. 

Next week, Arianna will begin her internship with the Society for Chamber Music in Rochester. This internship was made possible by the Arts Leadership Certificate Program at the Eastman School of Music.

Because of her summer internship with The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own,” Arianna is excited to have been featured in EastmanMAIL, August 2016.

This summer, Arianna attended the 2016 Marrowstone Music Festival at Western Washington University. A highlight of her time there was performing under the baton of Dale Clevenger, retired principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

This upcoming summer, Arianna has the exciting opportunity to intern with The United States Army Band "Pershing's Own" in Washington, D.C.!

Arianna recently had the opportunity to record with the Eastman Wind Ensemble for their upcoming CD release. Keep your eye out for it!

The Eastman School of Music's elite Arts Leadership Certificate Program offers the unique opportunity for a select number of students to study topics beyond music performance (including entrepreneurship, communication skills, branding and marketing, etc.) as well as complete two internships. Arianna is very excited to have been selected as a newly admitted ALP student!

Arianna recently attended the 2015 Buffet Crampon Summer Clarinet Academy, where she was able to study with clarinetists Laurie Bloom, Mark Nuccio, Pascual Martínez-Forteza, Ixi Chen, and André Moisan

Arianna was just notified that she is the recipient of two generous scholarships from the Mu Phi Epsilon Foundation: the 2015 Gerke Collegiate Artist Scholarship and the 2015 Eleanor Hale Wilson Summer Scholarship.

“S.M.I.L.E.S. (Sharing Music and Improving Lives with Every Song) was founded by Arianna Beyer on the premise that music can connect individuals in profound ways…. Arianna’s organization is not the largest but is a reminder that an individual initiative can be successful with limited financial resources as long as one is armed with a desire to help."

Tonight, Arianna was initiated into Eastman's Mu Upsilon chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, an international and co-education professional music fraternity.