Hit Life's High NotesCade Wilson
Cade Wilson
Applied Instrument: Piano
Campus: Online, Buford
NSM Faculty: Since 2021
Cade is currently a Junior enrolled in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music at the University of Georgia (UGA) majoring in Piano Performance. For the two years prior to this, he studied piano performance at the University of North Georgia (UNG) where he gained tremendous solo collaborative performance opportunities. He has participated in numerous solo performances both as part of general student recitals on campus and also in Scholarship performances where piano performance scholarship winners play for their donors at an annual recital. Additionally, he has also performed as a collaborative pianist both during high school and in his time at UNG with both instrumentalists and other pianists - particularly in the UNG Gainesville campus Piano Ensemble program. In his own words: “To me, music represents a vessel in which thoughts and emotions can be communicated in ways words cannot express - it is truly a universal language. My goal for every student is to help them find their means of expression for their music and help them achieve every goal they have for their musical selves”.
Applied Instrument: Piano
Campus: Online, Buford
NSM Faculty: Since 2021
Cade is currently a Junior enrolled in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music at the University of Georgia (UGA) majoring in Piano Performance. For the two years prior to this, he studied piano performance at the University of North Georgia (UNG) where he gained tremendous solo collaborative performance opportunities. He has participated in numerous solo performances both as part of general student recitals on campus and also in Scholarship performances where piano performance scholarship winners play for their donors at an annual recital. Additionally, he has also performed as a collaborative pianist both during high school and in his time at UNG with both instrumentalists and other pianists - particularly in the UNG Gainesville campus Piano Ensemble program. In his own words: “To me, music represents a vessel in which thoughts and emotions can be communicated in ways words cannot express - it is truly a universal language. My goal for every student is to help them find their means of expression for their music and help them achieve every goal they have for their musical selves”.