FSU's Own Ariana Corbin Secures Prestigious Organ Scholar Position at Washington National Cathedral

Ariana Corbin, a doctoral student in organ at Florida State University, has been named the Organ Scholar at the Washington National Cathedral. This role is a significant step in her career, and she will also serve as an Organ Scholar for the Girl Chorister Course at Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue in New York. These positions highlight Corbin's talent and commitment to church music.

Corbin aims to use her organ skills to support outreach, ministry, and education in the church community. Her role at the Washington National Cathedral will allow her to integrate sacred music with concert repertoire, aligning with her career goals to influence and educate through music.

Starting this summer, Corbin will have a two-year tenure at the cathedral, where she will support chorister programs involving students from St. Alban’s School and the National Cathedral School. She will work with Thomas Sheehan and Michael McCarthy, key figures in the cathedral's music department, to enhance her church music and administrative skills.

Corbin's upcoming engagement at Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue will precede her main responsibilities at the National Cathedral. She will work with girl choristers from across the United States, expanding her experience with diverse young musicians.

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