Mrs. Laurielle Warren

Laurielle is an active pedagogue and performer, teaching on the faculty of FWYO Suzuki (www.fwyo.org/suzuki), and currently performing with the Plano Symphony Orchestra, the Irving Symphony Orchestra, and the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra.  She served as principal violist of The Jackson Symphony (TN) from 2014-2019, performed concerts with the Savannah Philharmonic (GA) and has appeared in many orchestras across five states.  Laurielle is a frequent guest clinician and performer at the TCU Viola Visitors Day, and was a Faculty Artist in Residence at the Bay View Music Festival, where she taught and performed with the Bay View String Quartet from 2015-2020.

Laurielle began her serious musical studies with Sheridan Kamberger Currie and earned a Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), where she studied under Masao Kawasaki, Dr. Catharine Carroll, and Dr. Dominic DeStefano. She continued her studies with Dr. Misha Galaganov while earning her Master of Music degree at Texas Christian University (TCU), where she served as the Graduate Assistant for the program. 

Laurielle is passionate about sharing her love of violin & viola, tone production and bow holds along with fostering effective and efficient practice methods.