When Jessica Lee resigned from the front desk of the Cleveland Orchestra last April, she said it was to teach fulltime at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
But plans change.
Last night, Jessica signed on as Associate Concertmaster of the Oregon Symphony, based in Portland.
That won’t be an easy commute.
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