We Provide Symphonies with
Innovative Community Programming & Outreach

What We Do With Symphonies

StringRise partners with symphonies for play-along events.

  • We partner with symphonies to bring our innovative DIY string instrument kits to inspire the love of orchestral music in children.

    Programming includes:

    • A buildable DIY Box instrument kit for children to construct mess-free in the lobby of a symphony hall

    • An opportunity to learn how to hold the instrument

    • A Play-Along with the Box instruments during the concert

    A bonus gift: Every child will receive eleven free Box Instrument video lessons through a QR code sticker.

StringRise provides program design, training, and resources for educational outreach for symphony orchestras.

  • We partner with symphonies to build powerful and thriving orchestral youth outreach programs in their communities. We specialize in building new programs from the ground-up, and strengthening existing programs through curriculum design, teacher training, and consulting.

StringRise works with symphony orchestras to provide pop-up educational events and community outreach.

  • We help you design and implement pop-up events in your community that build connection to music and your organization. Outreach events are designed to be engaging and fun, creating accessibility to orchestral music.

Contact us to tailor outreach to your needs, or scroll below to set up a free 30 minute consult.

Discounted Box
Instrument Kits

StringRise provides discounts to symphony orchestras and other nonprofits providing educational outreach and community programs.

Our buildable Box Instrument kits are pre-prepared, mess-free, and ready to out. Kits include stickers, instrument part guide, instructions to build, notches, and a bow guide that create gorgeous bow arms and a seamless transition to real instruments.

All outreach kits include a QR code sticker with 11 free lessons!

Fractional to Full-Size available.

See our special outreach pricing with full descriptions:

Featured In

StringRise products are featured in this Washington Post article about Annie Ray's orchestra program for students with disabilities.
StringRise CEO Nicole Melrose (Melki) is featured in this article about her personal story and work starting Ubuntu Music Project, a violin program for underserved students in East Dallas.