Music is not only enriching as a leisure activity —
it also has the ability to heal
Ariel Concert Series (ACS) was started at July 22, 2020 for the first outdoor concert during the pandemic. It was fully supported by the Ariel Premium Supply, Inc. as a not-for-profit community program to encourage people listening to quality classical music to keep spiritual health during the stressful of the pandemic. ACS went on “Online Streaming Concerts” since Nov. 2020 after doing successful 14 outdoor concerts. We hope to bring quality classical music into St. Louis community for everyone’s everyday life.
Ariel Premium Supply, Inc. is a supplier company in Promotional Products Industry. Established in 1993, Ariel ranks No. 16 supplier in North America Promotional Industry as of 2020.
OUR TEAM
Tai LinFounder, Chairman/ Recording Engineer
President, Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, Ariel Premium Supply, Inc. |
Tzuying HuangArtistic Director/
Clarinet and Bass Clarinet, St Louis Symphony Orchestra |
Ann FinkArtistic Coordinator/ Violin, St Louis Symphony Orchestra
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Founder and Chairman of Ariel Premium Supply and Ariel Concert Series, Tai Lin, shares his perspective on the origin of the concert series and how he sees its future. “When I started Ariel Concert Series in July 2020, I didn’t think much of the future plan yet. During the past 12 months, I learned from our talented musicians and from the St. Louis communities that Ariel Concert Series could help build a platform for St. Louis classical music development. I think the possibilities are enormous. First of all, I firmly believe that quality classical music in everyone’s life is so crucial to a healthy spirit, just like quality food to a healthy body. This is the most important “demands” in marketing and economic terms, as you may call it. Our musicians are the ones who “supply” the contents/materials to meet the “demands”. So, the basic question is : how can we connect the “demands” and “supplies” in a way that will benefit the overall life quality of St. Louis communities (which may extend to other communities in the world) and also provide good career opportunities for the professionally trained musicians.”.
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