“If you want to get your students excited about music and have them learn about various cultures through music, call on Matrix. They bring the world to students through the use of a myriad of percussion instruments. The program is filled with energy and great musical twists and turns. It keeps students of all ages and adults on the edge of their seats to find out what will happen next and what will be the next stop on the cultural tour. The group not only performs, it relates with their audiences through narration and conversation. Don't miss the opportunity to travel the world with the Matrix Percussion Trio.”
~~Carol Crittenden
Visual & Performing Arts Coordinator,
Metro Nashville Public Schools
“The Matrix Percussion Trio has come to my schools twice, and each time has been an enjoyable and entertaining learning experience for my students. Not only do they get to hear some of the best percussionists in the area perform, but they learn about the history of percussion instruments.”
~~Dr. Johnathan Vest
Music Specialist, Cumberland Elementary School
“The Matrix Trio performed for our school last Friday and everyone raved about the performance. They loved the musicianship, the information given about the instruments and the history involved in the development of the styles played. Each child from Kindergarten to 4th grade had a wonderful time - you could tell by the way they listened and participated. I had other teachers ask if we could get them again next year! ”
~~Terri Calderon
Music Teacher, Joelton Elementary School
“The Matrix Percussion Trio was incredible! Each member of the trio played a variety of percussion instruments from around the world. The knowledge they shared through storytelling, combined with their superior abilities on the instruments, created a highly energetic and engaging assembly for our students. ”
~~Jay Taylor
Band Director, Harding Academy
“This is a fantastic program for your students! I first saw this group at the Tennessee Arts Academy two summers ago. They came to my school last week and the students loved it. Please consider getting permission to have them do an assembly at your school. ”
~~Mary Crider
Sumner County Schools