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Guest Musicians
Virtuoso Program guests have included the music director of Marin Symphony, John Williams, The Alexander String Quartet, and others.
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Our Nationally Recognized
High School Virtuoso Program
An opportunity for high school students to study, live, and play with girls who have the same passion for music that you do.

The Virtuoso Program is a scholarship program for young women who are exploring their potential as string musicians and wish to dedicate themselves to a rigorous academic and musical curriculum. San Domenico is the only high school in the nation that offers an integrated and intensive music program that prepares students for music careers alongside college-preparatory academics with a limited enrollment that promotes personal attention for every student. Since 1977, our supportive environment, excellent music faculty, and state-of-the-art Conservatory facilities have created an ideal artistic community of serious music students.
Each year the Virtuoso Program presents numerous public performances, providing its students with opportunities to challenge themselves while sharing their music with a wide range of audiences. The San Domenico School Orchestra Da Camera was the ASTA National Orchestra Festival in Santa Clara NOF Grand Champion in 2010, 2008, and 2005.
Our students consistently matriculate to—and receive partial to full merit scholarships from—the best-rated colleges and conservatories in the nation, a testament to the particular combination of instruction and experience they receive in the Virtuoso Program. Despite increasingly competitive college admissions, prestigious schools continue to accept Virtuoso Program graduates, because our students have a reputation for being intelligent, talented, and driven to succeed. Statistics show that young people who study instrumental music build a life foundation comprised of skills that open the door to successful careers in many different fields. Whether or not they pursue a career in music, Virtuoso Program graduates contribute to the community as professional and amateur performers, and active patrons of the arts.
Below is a partial list of schools that have admitted
our graduating students in recent years
Boston University Brandeis University Carleton College Carnegie Mellon University Colburn School of Performing Arts College of William and Mary Cornell University Dominican University Duke University Georgetown University Harvey Mudd College Indiana University Johns Hopkins University Lawrence University Manhattan School of Music Massachusetts Institute of Technology New York University Northwestern University Oberlin Conservatory Occidental College Penn State Princeton University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rice University |
San Francisco Conservatory of Music Scripps College Skidmore College Stanford University Tufts University University of California - Berkeley University of California - Davis University of California - Irvine University of California - Los Angeles University of California - San Diego University of California - Santa Barbara University of California - Santa Cruz University of Oregon University of the Pacific University of Puget Sound University of Southern California University of Washington - Seattle University of Wisconsin - Madison Washington University in St. Louis Wellesley College Willamette University Yale University |