Posted on · “Green Book” director Shirley Jo Finney talks about what it means to be an “actor’s director.” Plus, Natalie Lin describes how her unconventional ensemble found its niche in Houston’s classical music scene.
Posted on · Local violinist and Rice University doctoral student Natalie Lin tells us about herself and her experiences with her ensemble.
Posted on · Kinetic's founder and leader, Natalie Lin, talks about turning a student project into a vibrant organization, fueled by her passion for string orchestra music.
Posted on · Houston's music schools attract a broad variety of students, from different backgrounds, ethnicities and nationalities. One of them is Rice University violinist Natalie Lin. She’s lived in the United States for about ten years, but she started somewhere considerably far away. In a profile for Houston Public Media's new DiverseCity initiative, Joshua Zinn looks at […]
Posted on · The federal income tax deadline is just a little under two months away (April 18, 2017), but being prepared well in advance is never a bad idea. Preparing your taxes, after all, can be complicated, so on this edition of Houston Matters, we’re here to help! Craig Shenkman, a CPA and partner with BDO USA, […]
Posted on · A look at New Zealand-born violinist Natalie Lin and her experiences as a musician in the US.
Posted on · Composer Alexandra T. Bryant discusses the inspiration for "Paper Dreams," working with KINETIC, and her deep love of Torchy's Tacos.
Posted on · Meet the team behind KINETIC, Houston's conductorless ensemble, as they discuss their upcoming season.
Posted on · KINETIC relies on its musicians to stay on time.