Jill Bartine has been second flute with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra since 2000. She earned her Bachelor of Music in flute performance from Northwestern University, where she studied with long-time Chicago Symphony Orchestra members Walfrid Kujala and Richard Graef, and a Master of Music from the University of Tennessee, studying with Shelley Binder. Jill has been on the faculty at Carson-Newman College and Maryville College, and also maintains an active private studio. When not playing or teaching music, Jill is busy pursuing her other passion, yoga. She became a certified instructor in 2011, and currently teaches vinyasa and power classes several times…
More about Jill BartineThe mission of the KSO is to develop and sustain a symphony orchestra of the highest artistic standards and to reach East Tennessee audiences of all ages by providing excellence in musical performance and education programs.
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The KSO is a leader in this region in so many irreplaceable ways, from our education programs that reach over 20,000 children each year to our Family, Masterworks, Pops and Chamber series concerts that entertain and enrich more than 200,000 people annually.
KSO musicians spend approximately 70% of their time in outreach endeavors on behalf of the Symphony. The costs involved in sending these professional musicians into area classrooms and hospitals are covered solely through grants and contributions. Unfortunately the demand for these programs far exceeds our ability to fully provide them. With your help, we can continue to carry on our mission.
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