Duo Harpists Juan Riveros & Sage Harrison in Concert

Created in honor of the late Atlanta arts enthusiast Nancy Walker Frampton, The Nancy Frampton Rising Artists Series is a concert program highlighting the next generation of classical music stars. This November, we are excited to welcome Harpists Juan Riveros & Sage Harrison

Juan Riveros is one of a new generation of young harpists who bridge a variety of genres and artistic avenues, building audiences and fostering fresh appreciation for an instrument with ancient and diverse traditions. A seasoned performer, Riveros has performed in the 2023 Rio International Harp Festival, various solo recitals through the American Harp Society’s Winner’s Outreach Program, and the 2019 and 2022 USA International Harp Competitions. His numerous honors include Award Winner in the 2022 Lyon & Healy Awards, Outstanding Instrumentalist in Harp at the 2022 and 2023 Sphinx SOPA Competitions, Award Winner in the 2020 Anne Adams Awards Competition, Third Prize in the Young Professional Division of the 2019 American Harp Society National Competition, and Grand Prize in the Lewisville Lake International Concerto Competition. He holds degrees from the Cleveland Institute and is completing PhD work at the university of Michigan.

An up-and-coming Atlantan, Sage Harrison has been part of the Urban Youth Harp Ensemble since 2017 and a member of the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra since 2020. She attended Charles R. Drew Charter School and she studies with Elizabeth Remy-Johnson, Principal Harp of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

To learn more about the other concerts in The Nancy Frampton Rising Artists Series, visit https://bit.ly/NFRAS-Info.

Please note that we will be adhering to CDC recommendations regarding Covid-19 at this performance. Before attending the concert, visit to confirm the safety protocols that will be in place at the time of the event.

Accessibility at Morningside Presbyterian Church

Morningside Presbyterian Church is wheelchair accessible from the main parking lot/welcome center as well as through a special entrance to the sanctuary, and our fellowship hall is accessible via the welcome center elevator. Within the sanctuary, MPC offers multiple seating options for individuals with mobility assistance needs. Our staff would be happy to discuss the available seating options with prospective audience members in need of special seating and reserve a specific location for them to best meet their needs. To connect with our team, please reach out to us at [email protected].

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