In this episode of Tempo, host Matthew Coorey interviews violinist Ray Chen about his early musical experiences starting at age 4 with Suzuki method lessons. Chen shares memories of playing in youth orchestras like JSC and QIO as a child, which helped combat feelings of loneliness. He discusses realizing his talent and humor at a young age. Chen also touches on studying at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia and his goal to bring levity to classical music.

In this episode of Tempo, host Matthew Coorey interviews violinist Ray Chen about his early musical experiences starting at age 4 with Suzuki method lessons. Chen shares memories of playing in youth orchestras like JSC and QIO as a child, which helped combat feelings of loneliness. He discusses realizing his talent and humor at a young age. Chen also touches on studying at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia and his goal to bring levity to classical music.

Welcome to Tempo. Proudly presented by Sydney Youth Orchestras.

Tempo speaks with some of the biggest names in orchestral music and explores their journey, from youth orchestra to the world stage.

Plus, it features questions from SYO musicians.

With your host and renowned Australian conductor and SYO Alumni Matthew Coorey.

For more information about SYO visit syo.com.au.

Welcome to Tempo. Proudly presented by Sydney Youth Orchestras.
Tempo speaks with some of the biggest names in orchestral music and explores their journey, from youth orchestra to the world stage.
Plus, it features questions from SYO musicians.
With your host and renowned Australian conductor and SYO Alumni Matthew Coorey.
For more information about SYO visit <a href="http://syo.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://syo.com.au/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1697605513371000&amp;usg=AOvVaw196tD4DXWO1nALjfbMpDe_">syo.com.au</a>.

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