YouTubes privacy policy is available here and YouTubes terms of service is available here. Here are 47 of the most famous Interlochen alums. School has bizarre connections to Epstein. Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan serves students in grades 9-12, PG. His "world-wide career of performance and recording had surpassed that of any other American conductor, with the possible exception of Leonard Bernstein or James Levine," reads a memorial on the Interlochen website, posted after his death in 2014. In operation since 1928, Interlochen has seen many students from its summer arts camp or boarding school programs become names and faces familiar to many. Connect with Interlochen | Interlochen Center for the Arts Here is a list of some of the institutions our students matriculated to in the last two years: Music Center 1010 Interlochen was one of many educational stops for Ehle, the daughter of Broadway and movie star Rosemary Harris. Interlochen Arts Academy students and education leadership answer your questions about what boarding school is like for students and their families. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. Interlochen Arts Camp - TeenLife One last claim to fame: she played Catelyn Stark in the unaired pilot episode of "Game of Thrones,"but turned down the role to stay home with her newborn daughter. Here, learning extends far beyond the classroom. In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Araoz said she wanted to become a Broadway actress and discussed that dream with Epstein, whose recruiter allegedly targeted Araoz at her performing-arts high school on Manhattans Upper East Side. The show earned her three primetime Emmys. 50 Presidential Scholars, the nation's highest award for outstanding achievement in the arts by high school students, more than any other high school in the country, 13 percent of the musicians in the nation's major orchestras are Interlochen alumni, 146 Grammy Awards, not including the multitude of Interlochen alumni who have performed in ensembles associated with Grammy Award-winning projects, 3 alumni recognized with the Pulitzer Prize, Aaron Dworkin, MacArthur Genius Grant recipient; founder, Sphinx Organization; former Dean, University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, Michael Greer, President and CEO, ArtsFund, Iris Moon, Assistant Curator, European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Deborah Moore, Senior Vice President and Chief Program Officer, Chautauqua Institution, Vanessa Rose, President and CEO, American Composers Forum, Allison Vulgamore, former President and CEO, Philadelphia Orchestra, Phillip Wilder, President and General Director, Chanticleer, Jeanne Baxtresser, former Principal Flute, New York Philharmonic, Andrs Crdenes, Grammy-nominated violinist, soloist, recording artist, and conductor; Professor of Violin and Music Director of Orchestral Studies, Carnegie-Mellon University; former Concertmaster, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Whitney Crockett, Bassoon, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Elaine Douvas, Principal Oboe, MET Orchestra, Rafael Figueroa, Principal Cello, MET Orchestra, Mark Gould, former Principal Trumpet, MET Orchestra; Professor, Juilliard, Rob Knopper, Principal Percussion, MET Orchestra, Yolanda Kondonassis, Grammy-nominated solo harpist, recording artist, composer, and professor, Aaron LaVere, Principal Trombone, Baltimore Symphony, Lorin Maazel, former Conductor, New York Philharmonic*, Harold Robinson, former Principal Bass, Philadelphia Orchestra, Gerard Schwartz, former Conductor, Seattle Symphony, David Shifrin, Avery Fisher Prize-winning clarinet soloist and chamber musician, William Ver Meulen, Principal Horn, Houston Symphony, William Welter, Principal Oboe, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Jessica Zhou, Principal Harp, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Joanne Danto, community leader and educator; former principal dancer, Joffrey Ballet and Pennsylvania Ballet, Liz Lerman, MacArthur Genius Grant recipient; Founder, Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, Peter Sparling, Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan; former principal dancer, Martha Graham Dance Company, Jerold S. Kayden, Professor of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Kurt Weiser, acclaimed ceramicist and Professor, Arizona State University, Bill Zheng, Chief Automotive Designer - Asia Pacific, Stellantis, Natasha de Marcken, Director, Office of Education, U.S. Agency for International Development, Emily Horne, Spokesperson and Senior Director for Press, National Security Council, The White House, Paul Kruchoski, Director, Office of Policy, Planning, and Resources, U.S. Department of State, Cecilia Muoz, MacArthur Genius Grant recipient; public policy advisor, former Director of White House Domestic Policy Council, Gillian Sorensen, former United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for External Relations, Anne Barrett, Senior Director, Campaign and Liason to the Executive Office of the President, University of Arizona, Eleanor Daugherty, AVP for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, University of Connecticut, Dr. Susan Freeman, Provost and Senior Vice President, Rush University Medical Center, Paula Herbart, President, Michigan Education Association, Jonathan Herbert, Director Of Enrollment, Manhattan School of Music, Jonathan Holland, Head of School, Carnegie Mellon University School of Music, Susan Poser, President, Hofstra University.
