A Call For Musicians

Quinteto Latino Fellows Program · 2026–2027 Season

Call for Musicians

Quinteto Latino is seeking three emerging musicians (flute, oboe and bassoon) to join the Quinteto Latino Fellows Program, a performance and community engagement fellowship serving students K-12 and communities across the San Francisco Bay Area.

This program offers musicians the opportunity to:

Perform Chamber Music

in schools, community settings and concert stages.

Lead & Engage

in school residencies across the Bay Area.

Get Mentorship

from Quinteto Latino artists
and leadership

2025 - 2026 Fellows

About Quinteto Latino and the Artist Fellows Program

Founded in 2004, Quinteto Latino is a San Francisco Bay Area wind quintet dedicated to showcasing Latino composers and engaging diverse communities through music. Through its performance and advocacy work, the ensemble presents classical music by Latino/a/e artists, building bridges that connect audiences to diverse musical traditions.

In order to deepen Quinteto Latino's community and education impact, the Quinteto Latino Artist Fellows Program was created in 2023. This program supports emerging musicians who are passionate about community engagement, education, and culturally diverse classical music repertoire, while helping them develop their voice as advocates for the Latino community within the classical music field.

Quinteto Latino artists mentor the Fellows to help them bring interactive performances and music education experiences to schools and community spaces throughout the Bay Area. In addition, opportunities for teaching artistry and arts administration will be provided.

Why give?

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Inspire the next generation of Latino students and audience members.
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Directly support the creation of new Latino classical compositions.
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Signify the importance of Latino art-making.
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Broaden the community's exposure to classical music.

Support Quinteto Latino

Your support empowers Latina/o/e voices in classical music, bringing cultural representation to concert halls and accessible music education to underserved communities. Join us in reshaping the future of classical music.