Introduction: Caleb Tizon is twenty-one years old and has been playing violin since the age of eleven. He began formal violin training from internationally recognized soloist and music teacher Ye Tao (2004-2006), continuing with fellow EWHS alumni Sarah Chung (2008-2010); he also received vocal lessons from David Paul Mesler (2013), an accomplished pianist, composer and vocalist. Vocally, Caleb is a baritone, with a range of three octaves.
Currently serving as concertmaster for the Rainbow City Orchestra, he has also been a member of the Seattle Rock Orchestra, the Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Tacoma Community College Chamber Orchestra, the Louisiana All-State Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Monroe Youth Symphony Orchestra, and many more. This has taken him to venues such as Benaroya Hall, McCaw Hall, the Seattle Center, and Fremont Abbey.
Caleb was one of the ten selected scholarship-winning performers in the 2008 Lynnwood Student Showcase. He has also twice been a featured artist in The Show, a production featuring talented college students from around the Seattle area. He has soloed with the Edmonds-Woodway Chamber and Symphony Orchestras, the Issaquah Philharmonic, and the Rainbow City Orchestra. In addition to his solo endeavors, Caleb annually participates in pit orchestras associated with the Driftwood Players and the Madrona Children's Theater.
Caleb is an accomplished musician in a number of genres, including baroque, classical, romantic, modernist, jazz, pop, rock, rnb, and more. He continues to appear in Seattle each year as a soloist, ensemble musician, and recording artist.
Originally accepted into Cornish College of the Arts, he is now attending Seattle Central Community College, working towards an Associate of Arts. His ultimate goal is to major in Psychology.
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