Kailyn Stromer

Kailyn Stromer is a violist scheduled to appear as soloist with the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra in October 2026. Based on the appearance data available, she will perform Telemann's Concerto in G for two violas alongside a program of Beethoven and Mendelssohn symphonies. No further biographical details are confirmed at this time.

Listeners can expect Stromer as one of two violists in Telemann's Concerto in G for two violas, a work from the early eighteenth century that gives the viola, an instrument usually tucked inside the orchestra's middle register, a rare turn in the spotlight. The two viola parts trade short melodic phrases and interlock in close harmony, a texture that rewards close listening for how the two soloists answer one another. The surrounding program moves into different territory: Beethoven's First Symphony, a compact, high-spirited work that still leans on the classical style of Haydn and Mozart, and Mendelssohn's Third Symphony, the "Scottish," a fuller Romantic work built from moody, folk-tinged melodies. Together the evening traces a line from Baroque chamber writing to Romantic orchestral color.