THE BAND
Josiah de la Motte
// violin
Josiah is 17 years old and has been playing the violin since he was 3. He is a history buff and the most patient helper when his little brother or sister are learning how to read! He studies violin at SFCM with Elbert Tsai.
Pearl de la Motte
// viola
Pearl is 15 years old and she has been playing violin since she was 2. She switched to viola when she was 10. She has won many competitions and all or our hearts. She studies viola at SFCM with Dimitri Murrath.
Elijah de la Motte
//cello
Elijah, age 13, has been playing cello since he was 2 years old. He is a fiery player and a true fighter. He was diagnosed with hearing loss in his left ear after birth and has fought many illnesses, but he doesn't let anything stand in his way. He studies cello at SFCM with Jean Michelle Fontaneu.
Naomi de la Motte
// violin
Naomi is 10 years old and she started playing violin when she was 1 and 1/2 years old. She fell in love with music because our house was filled with it. She plays with a passion that is a gift from God. She studies violin at SFCM with Elbert Tsai.
Noah de la Motte
// string bass
Noah is 9 years old and he started playing violin when he was 2. One day our piano teacher came to our house with a little string bass and he fell in love with the instrument. He currently studies at SFCM with Stephen Tramontozzi
Anna de la Motte
// cello
Anna is 7 years old and she loves her little cello. Her and her little sister Chloe are fast becoming a fiery little violin and cello duo and their musicality is growing every day!
Chloe de la Motte
// violin
Chloe is 5 years old and she plays beyond her years on her little violin. She is currently learning songs in Suzuki violin school book 4. She is learning the art of making her vibrato rich and her intonation sweet.
Enoch de la Motte
// violin
Even though Enoch is only 3 years old he is a music lover and he is learning how to put "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" together on his violin. He loves singing along to his older siblings' songs and is fast becoming "part of the band"