Amelia Weesner

Violinist Amelia Weesner studied with some of the finest violin teachers in the country, including Nicholas Mann, Robert Mann, Mitchell Stern, and Elaine Richey. She was accepted into University of North Carolina School of the Arts as a young high school student, and went on to also earn her Bachelor of Music (Violin Performance) and Masters in Music (Violin Performance) from UNCSA. While pursuing her Master’s degree she was awarded a graduate music theory assistantship, and she won the UNCSA Concerto Competition. Mrs. Weesner traveled the country, from Orlando to Brooklyn to Alabama, and finally decided to stay in her birth state of North Carolina, marry her amazing husband Joshua, and start a family.

Amelia is currently a member of the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra. She has also been a member of the Bach Festival Orchestra, the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, and the Winston-Salem Symphony. Mrs. Weesner has 21 years of teaching experience and Suzuki Books 1-4 training under Libby Armour and James Hutchins.

Together with her husband Joshua, Mrs. Weesner manages a thriving Suzuki violin studio at their home in Winston-Salem as well as Community Music School of University of North Carolina School of the Arts. In addition to managing the studio, teaching her wonderful students, and performing locally, Mrs. Weesner is honored to have her most important career ever, which is mother to her five beautiful children.