String Project Instructor, Violin
ABOUT
Adriana Rizk is a violinist and dedicated music educator entering her sixth year of teaching. She is pursuing dual degrees in psychology and music studies at The University of Texas at Austin, where she combines her understanding of human development with a student-centered approach to music education.
Rizk began playing violin at age 11 and later performed with the Houston Youth Symphony and the American Festival for the Arts. At Klein Cain High School, she served as concertmaster and head librarian, mentored younger musicians through the orchestra buddy program, and taught private lessons at Doerre Intermediate School and Music & Arts in Austin.
At UT Austin, Rizk has performed with the University Orchestra and teaches through the String Project. She works with varied levels of violinists and developing ensembles, creates engaging instructional materials, and adapts her teaching to meet the individual needs of her students. She also maintains a private studio of 12 violin students and has participated in Suzuki teacher training.
Rizk is committed to helping students become confident, curious, and expressive musicians while fostering independence and cultivating a lifelong connection to music.
Adriana Rizk is a violinist and dedicated music educator entering her sixth year of teaching. She is pursuing dual degrees in psychology and music studies at The University of Texas at Austin, where she combines her understanding of human development with a student-centered approach to music education.
Rizk began playing violin at age 11 and later performed with the Houston Youth Symphony and the American Festival for the Arts. At Klein Cain High School, she served as concertmaster and head librarian, mentored younger musicians through the orchestra buddy program, and taught private lessons at Doerre Intermediate School and Music & Arts in Austin.
At UT Austin, Rizk has performed with the University Orchestra and teaches through the String Project. She works with varied levels of violinists and developing ensembles, creates engaging instructional materials, and adapts her teaching to meet the individual needs of her students. She also maintains a private studio of 12 violin students and has participated in Suzuki teacher training.
Rizk is committed to helping students become confident, curious, and expressive musicians while fostering independence and cultivating a lifelong connection to music.
With the University Orchestra
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