Clara Prinston
Afternoon Concert Host
As a violinist since the age of 5 and the youngest in a musical family, Clara has lived her life surrounded by the arts, and especially classical music. During her time as a UTK student, she served as the co-founder and co-president of the Black Musicians Alliance, bringing awareness to underrepresented composers, performers, and musicians to the UTK School of Music community and the Knoxville community at-large.
Clara is Haitian-American and considers Knoxville her home. Since moving to the scruffy city, WUOT has been a constant source of news and entertainment for her and her family. Clara was named Afternoon Concert host in May of 2021.
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Clara Prinston spoke with violinist and soloist Paul Huang via zoom to discuss his collaboration with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. Huang will be… -
Violinist Tessa Lark returns to the Tennessee Theatre stage to perform with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra in their final Masterworks concert of the…
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Aram Demirjian and Reverend Renee Kessler join Clara Prinston to discuss the March Moxley Carmichael Masterworks concert. The program will be presented by…
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James Fellenbaum discusses the upcoming Black History Month Celebration concert, to be presented virtually by the UT symphony orchestra. The concert is an…
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The contemporary music duo "Two Way Street" had their humble beginnings here in Knoxville, TN. Clara Prinston sat down with the cello-percussion duo to…
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Clara Prinston caught up with Nick Bruce, a founding member of Knoxville's new percussion quartet, Cue Percussion, to discuss making music during a…
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Clara Prinston speaks with NYC-based composer and bassoonist Joy Guidry, whose first EP, Darkness is a Myth, is being released this week.
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Clara Prinston speaks with cellist Gabriel Cabezas and violinist Rob Moose, members of indie-classical chamber ensemble yMusic. Their latest release is…
