ABOUT

The Full Story

I'm Isaac Rishwain, a Senior at John Muir High School, deeply passionate about music and baseball.
Pasadena is my hometown, where I live with my parents and my younger brother, Kahlil, my closest companion and best friend.
My family describes me as funny and caring, qualities I strive to embody every day.
Opting for the AEM academy, I sought immersion in the arts and connections with fellow enthusiasts, broadening my appreciation for their profound impact on well-being and spirit. My aspirations include playing collegiate baseball and building a career in music and the arts.

Marching Band

I joined marching band to broaden my horizons as a student, though I was unsure at first.
Little did I know, it would introduce me to incredible people and forge lasting friendships filled with unforgettable memories.
Marching band became my outlet for self-expression, teaching me the importance of authenticity and creativity.
It's where I discovered my love for music and learned invaluable lessons in teamwork, community, and solidarity, ultimately shaping my Muir experience.

As a varsity baseball player at John Muir, I learned about leadership, competition, and perseverance, shaping who I am today.
Grateful for the challenges faced on the field, they've been instrumental in my growth.
Cherished moments were playing alongside my brother, some of the best of high school.
Hoping to pursue baseball at the college level, carrying forward the lessons learned about leadership, and competitive spirit.

I've played the Cello since 4th grade, and my love for it reignited during high school.
Playing music by ear is one of my greatest gifts, honed over the years.
The Cello has opened doors for me socially and artistically.
I hope to make it a central focus in my life and pursue a career in the music world.