/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Three rising young classical musicians who happen also to be enrolled in the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School will be featured in nationwide radio broadcasts of “From the Top,” a preeminent showcase for young musicians heard weekly by 700,000 listeners on National Public Radio stations.
PA Cyber students Daniel Orsen, 17, a violist from Pittsburgh, and pianist/composer Aleksandr Voinov, 14, of Sewickley, Pa., will be among teenage musicians on stage at 8 p.m. this Tuesday, Feb. 14, in Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Music Hall.
A third PA Cyber Charter School student, Gordon Neidinger, 17, also from Pittsburgh, traveled to Boston and played the mandolin in a Feb. 4 episode of “From the Top” before a live audience at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall.
The three PA Cyber students, all of whom are training for high-level careers in music, are acquainted with each other but applied and auditioned completely independently for the chance to perform on the nationally broadcast show. “From the Top” public relations officials said Orsen, Neidinger and Voinov were chosen on their merits; the fact that all three attend the same school was both unusual and coincidental.
