The Conroe Symphony Orchestra is honored to present Sariah Keller, as their Symphony Spotlight.

Keller has played her double bass in concert halls across Europe, from Austria and Italy to Prague and Germany. Now, she is bringing her international experience to the Conroe Symphony Orchestra, adding her deep, rich tones to the ensemble.

Keller’s love affair with the double bass began in 5th grade when she first heard its deep, rich sound. Now, she’s bringing that passion to Conroe.

“I love the camaraderie that comes with making music with people who are joined together in a common purpose,” And it’s that sense of community that drew her to Conroe. “It feels like I’m joining a family!”

Keller graduated from Baylor with a Masters in music performance and now serves as an assistant orchestra director at Klein ISD.
One of her fondest memories is playing at the annual July 4th concert. “I loved getting to perform for the community for the 4th of July event,” she said. “There is something special about bringing classical music to the public and making it accessible for all!”

When she’s not serenading audiences with the sounds of her favorite composers: Tchaikovsky, Brahms, or Beethoven, you can find Keller hitting the hiking trails, exploring the aisles of Trader Joe’s looking for apples and sushi, or spending quality time with her close-knit family.

“I have two siblings who are my best friends and supportive parents who have been to nearly every orchestra concert since I was little,” she shared.

Be sure to come see Keller perform her Double Bass with the Conroe Symphony Orchestra this season.