Arianna has been named a 2014 National YoungArts Foundation Winner! Arianna was also a Winner in 2013.

On June 26, 2013, Arianna was recognized and congratulated by the Hon. Daniel Webster on the floor of the House of Representatives. His remarks are recorded in the official U.S. Congressional Record.

On May 11, 2013, Arianna performed as guest soloist with The United States Navy Band in Washington, D.C. as the first place winner of their 2013 National U.S. Navy Band High School Concerto Competition.

Mrs. Bush, the former Florida First Lady, informed Arianna that she has been awarded a prestigious $2,000 Arts for Life! scholarship through The Foundation for Excellence in Education.

Arianna has decided to accept her admissions offer to the Eastman School of Music, and in the fall of 2013, Arianna will begin pursuing a BM in Clarinet Performance from the Eastman School of Music and a BS in Biology from the University of Rochester. 

As the 2013 Concerto Competition Winner, Arianna performed Carl Maria von Weber's Concertino in E-flat Major, Op. 26 with the First Coast Wind Ensemble, now called the First Coast Wind Symphony (edited by admin, 2016).

On April 20, Arianna performed as a finalist in the 2013 National U.S. Navy High School Concerto Competition, held at the historical Washington Navy Yard in DC, and WON!

Arianna is the Winner of the state-wide 2013 First Coast Wind Ensemble Concerto Competition for High School Musicians!

Arianna was selected as a 2013 Emerson Scholar, receiving a full tuition scholarship to the Orchestral Program at the world-renowned Interlochen Arts Camp this summer.

After a live round of preliminary auditions, Arianna is excited to have been selected as a Finalist in the  Ocala Symphony Orchestra's Young Artist Competition.

Arianna performed as a Finalist in the United States Air Force Band’s 2013 Colonel George S. Howard Young Artist National Competition at the Bolling Air Force Base in Washington, D.C., and she was fortunate to be named 1st Runner Up.

Arianna is thrilled to have been selected as the 2013 FMEA All-State Symphonic Band Concertmistress! She is excited in particular to perform the solos from a transcription of Respighi’s “The Pines of Rome” with the band.

As the 2012 Overall Winner of the John Philip Sousa National Young Artists Solo Competition, she will receive $1,000 and have an all-expenses paid trip to perform as guest soloist with a University or Military Band, thanks to Jupiter Band Instruments!

After a preliminary round of taped auditions, Arianna has been selected as a finalist in the 2013 Colonel George S. Howard Young Artist Competition, the high school solo competition of The United States Air Force Band.

Arianna has just been named by The National YoungArts Foundation as a 2013 YoungArts Honorable Mention Award Winner!

Arianna Beyer is the 2011 Clarinet category Winner for the John Philip Sousa National Young Artists Solo Competition, and she will perform a solo work with the University of South Carolina Wind Ensemble September 24, 2012.