The Bouquet Goes To: Beth Paine and Joe Scriva
If you have a keen, curious eye, you may have seen Beth Paine, Director of Orchestra Personnel, or Joe Scriva, Manager of Orchestra Personnel on
Today’s Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Musicians are among the world’s top classical musicians who connect to a long tradition of music making over the institution’s past 120 years. Our 101 members not only perform as orchestra musicians but teach instrumental music at every level, perform chamber music in Pittsburgh’s concert halls, schools and hospitals, perform as soloists both in Pittsburgh and outside the city, and represent the city in musical activities all over the world.
The PSO Musicians Care Fund is an endowment established by the Musicians of The Pittsburgh Symphony and administered by The Pittsburgh Foundation. This fund directly benefits local school- and community-based music programs that have undergone budget cuts due to funding losses.
If you have a keen, curious eye, you may have seen Beth Paine, Director of Orchestra Personnel, or Joe Scriva, Manager of Orchestra Personnel on

by Lorna McGhee (PSO principal flute) How can an inanimate violin become a symbol of hope? While ‘Violins of Hope’ gathered the people of Pittsburgh

By Jennifer Steele, Flute In 2009, an orchestral training program for African American musicians was created by the Pittsburgh Symphony in honor of Paul J.
Copyright © 2023 Musicians of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.