performers
Cole Randolph
Cole Randolph is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a Posse Foundation Leadership scholar, with degrees in mathematics, music performance, and Economics. Cole studied cello under the tutelage of Uri Vardi. Cole was born and raised in Washington, DC, and began playing the cello at the age of five.
He has performed in many venues including the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and The White House.
In the summer of 2021, Cole served as a Project Inclusion Fellow with the Grant Park Music Festival, performing orchestral and chamber concerts throughout the city of Chicago. Cole served as an African-American Fellow with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra from 2020-2021, and joined as a full-time section member in December 2021.
Performances
HARPER & COLE RANDOLPH
Twins Harper and Cole Randolph share exceptional musical talent. They picked up instruments during kindergarten, and their paths diverged only slightly: cellist Cole studied math, music performance, and economics at the University of Wisconsin before joining the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, while violist Harper earned her music degree from the University of Michigan and was awarded third place at the 25th Annual Sphinx Competition, Senior Division. The Randolph twins will share something else at Festival Napa Valley — the performance stage for this Bouchaine Young Artist concert.
HARPER & COLE RANDOLPH
Open to families with children. Adults must be accompanied by a child to attend.
The Randolph twins take the stage for an inspiring concert as part of Festival Napa Valley’s Novack Concert for Kids program.