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the award-winning publication of the League of American Orchestras , discusses issues critical to the orchestra community and communicates to the American public the value and importance of orchestras and the music they perform. (symphony.org)
SIMON: I'm struck by a recent report by the League of American Orchestras. (npr.org)
I actually serve on the board of League of American Orchestras, and the league recognizes that this is an issue. (npr.org)
Thank you for your interest in the League of American Orchestras! (americanorchestras.org)

Orchestras for young students have the primary purpose of music education, often led by a conductor who is also a music teacher. (wikipedia.org)
This additional time gives the conductor to coach the orchestra and teach them how to learn the many skills required of an orchestral player, including instrumental techniques and ensemble playing. (wikipedia.org)
Charles Dickerson III is the founder and conductor of the orchestra and joins us now. (npr.org)
In the String Orchestra , performers learn orchestral fundamentals (proper bowing, following a conductor, basic technique). (snc.edu)
With Sabancı Foundation taking the lead in its establishment and serving as its main supporter for the past 11 years, the Turkey Youth Philharmonic Orchestra (TUGFO), under the direction of conductor Cem Mansur, is composed of 76 young musicians selected from some of Turkey's most successful conservatories. (sabancivakfi.org)
The guest conductor calls most of the shots, choosing the repertoire and even supervising the size and makeup of the orchestra. (allaboutjazz.com)
She is a member of the Philharmonic Orchestra Arturo Somohano, and also the conductor of the Chamber Orchestra of the Philharmonic of Puerto Rico. (sclfestival.org)
She is currently a violin professor at the Specialized School of Music Antonio Paoli of Caguas and the conductor of both the Philharmonic Orchestra and the Symphonic Orchestra of said school. (sclfestival.org)
since 2015 he has been the chief conductor of the National Arts Centre Orchestra in the Canadian capital of Ottawa. (young-euro-classic.de)
As a guest conductor, highlights include multiple series' with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. (ayo.com.au)
Currently he is the string orchestra conductor for the Canajoharie School District. (esyo.org)

For example, the National Youth Orchestra of the United States organizes a two-week residency in New York each year, before embarking on an international tour. (wikipedia.org)
Notable youth orchestras include: European Union Youth Orchestra National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain National Youth Orchestra of China National Youth Orchestra of Canada Bundesjugendorchester Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra El Sistema Lawson, Colin (2003). (wikipedia.org)
Each summer, the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYOC) recruits the best young classical musicians from across the country for a comprehensive program that culminates in a concert tour. (cbc.ca)
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. (nyo.org.uk)
Hear a new generation get behind the greatest orchestral music of all time - experience an exhilarating adventure in sound with The National Youth Orchestra. (nyo.org.uk)
Play your part in the extraordinary and join the audience at The National Youth Orchestra. (nyo.org.uk)
As an added treat, the Festival presents the National Youth Orchestra at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion on a Monday night, featuring the renowned Grammy Award-winning violinist Gil Shaham. (grantparkmusicfestival.com)
Young musicians have been invited to perform together when the the National Youth Orchestra comes to Finsbury Park. (hamhigh.co.uk)
At the age of 50, it has lost none of its curiosity: when it comes to new programming ideas and intriguing concert projects, the Bundesjugendorchester (National Youth Orchestra of Germany, or BJO) is always ahead of the game. (young-euro-classic.de)
Shelley, now 39 years of age, returns for a fourth tour with the National Youth Orchestra of Germany. (young-euro-classic.de)
Huge congratulations to the following pupils who have taken up their places in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain for 2017. (purcell-school.org)

In contrast to local youth orchestras, which include players from a city or region and thus can meet regularly, national youth orchestras are composed of musicians from all over a country. (wikipedia.org)

A youth orchestra is an orchestra made of young musicians, typically ranging from pre-teens or teenagers to those of conservatory age. (wikipedia.org)
National youth orchestras often serve as a stepping stone in the career of young musicians. (wikipedia.org)
As the required artistic prowess in national youth orchestras is quite high, many former members go on to become professional musicians. (wikipedia.org)
They had few musicians in that age bracket in the YMF Orchestra, but most are 15 to 25. (csmonitor.com)
Talented musicians, ages 14 to 19, can audition this fall to be part of NCS Youth Sinfonietta, an exclusive North Carolina Symphony chamber orchestra. (wral.com)
Only 1.8% of musicians in professional orchestras are Black. (npr.org)
The Senior Youth Orchestra serves all musicians in Grades 9-12 and the Junior Youth Orchestra is open to string students in Grades 6-8. (converse.edu)
These youth orchestras, in addition to three others, actively participate in the Youth Orchestra Partners Program, a two-year partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic that affords Los Angeles-based youth orchestras coaching sessions and master classes with LA Phil musicians, concert tickets to WDCH and the Hollywood Bowl, and the opportunity to perform on the stage of Walt Disney Concert Hall. (hollywoodbowl.com)
Next year's festival will feature music from the other active Youth Orchestra Partners: Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra, Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra, and Los Angeles Music and Art School. (hollywoodbowl.com)
What a great (one is almost tempted to say "civilized") idea: an orchestra composed of young musicians from sixteen European countries (and one from America), touring the Continent for three weeks and presenting a series of concerts under the aegis of the Danish-based organization Swinging Europe and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). (allaboutjazz.com)
The first session was in April and was a workshop between the professional musicians and Afghan families and children living at bridging hotels in the Oxfordshire area. (oxfordphil.com)
In this first workshop, Elaha and Milad performed a few songs and then the children were invited to share and sing the traditional and popular songs that they already knew and loved, supported by the professional musicians. (oxfordphil.com)
During the sessions, children were introduced to Afghan instrumental music and learned traditional Afghan children's songs from the Afghan Children's Songbook with the musicians. (oxfordphil.com)
Explore features that shine a spotlight on student musicians and their experiences in the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra. (njsymphony.org)
In a season-long creative composition project, New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra student musicians are sharing their own musical voices, beginning with melodies and rhythms they will mold into new musical works. (njsymphony.org)
Musicians from the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra, under the direction of José Luis Domínguez, recorded orchestra and solo tracks for the new Audible original The Mystwick School of Musicraft . (njsymphony.org)
Hear from our student musicians through performances and personal reflections in the final New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra Spotlight of the season. (njsymphony.org)
New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra concerts celebrate the music making of more than 200 talented student musicians. (njsymphony.org)
A study of ten thousand people conducted in Germany reported that orchestra musicians, despite their exposure, had the best hearing thresholds among several occupations and non-exposed groups (Fleisher and Muller, 2005). (cdc.gov)

The Encore Chamber Orchestra is made up of students who intend to pursue careers as music professionals. (wfmt.com)
On Saturday, April 9, the CYSO Encore Chamber Orchestra performed at the Logan Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Chicago. (wfmt.com)
Katie is currently principal oboist with the Burlington Chamber Orchestra, Middlebury Opera Company, and is a member of Heliand Consort. (vyo.org)
Member of Burlington Chamber Orchestra. (vyo.org)
While still a student of the Minsk Music Academy, Leo served as the assistant concertmaster in the Minsk Chamber Orchestra. (esyo.org)
This grouping features three full size symphony orchestras, an advanced Chamber Orchestra, an intermediate string orchestra that is transformed into a full-size symphony orchestra in the spring with the addition of woodwind, brass and percussion players, and four regional elementary-to-middle school string orchestras. (myso.org)

Our ensembles include two full orchestras, two string orchestras, a percussion ensemble, brass ensemble, wind ensemble and two Presto! (lyo.org)
This grouping consists of two wind ensembles (intermediate and advanced), two flute ensembles (intermediate and advanced), a percussion ensemble, an entry level strings orchestra, our Progressions strings program for City of Milwaukee 3rd and 4th graders, two steel pan ensembles and our jazz studies program. (myso.org)
With your support, we are able to offer more than 40 ensembles and supplemental program options ranging from symphony and string orchestras, and jazz and steel pan bands, to music theory, composition, and international tours, providing quality musical experiences for a wide range of skill levels. (myso.org)
Volunteers from the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra upper-level ensembles assist coaches and conductors in classes and rehearsals. (njsymphony.org)
New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra Artistic Director José Luis Domínguez gives you a peek inside the New Jersey Symphony's family of student ensembles. (njsymphony.org)

Having attended a training camp at Sabancı University from 8 to 23 July, the Turkish National Youth Philharmonic Orchestra staged the first concerts of the 2019 tour at Istanbul İş Sanat. (sabancivakfi.org)
Some of these are the Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonic Camerata, the Symphonic Orchestra of Puerto Rico, the Municipal Band of Caguas, the Concert Band of Puerto Rico (the state band) the Symphonic Orchestra of Bayamón and, internationally, the Symphonic Juvenile Orchestra and the Symphonic Orchestra of the Sewanee Summer Music Festival. (sclfestival.org)

SIMON: So does Hannah Innes, a high school senior and assistant principal cellist in the orchestra. (npr.org)
In this week's SSO Homegrown Series video, Springfield Youth Orchestra cellist Jiyu Moon plays the prelude from Suite #2 by Bach. (springfieldsymphony.org)
New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra cellist Liam Reilly shares why YOU should join the dynamic Youth Orchestra program. (njsymphony.org)

While a professional orchestra will receive the parts and have a few days of rehearsal, and then play several performances, youth orchestras will typically rehearse the concert program over several months. (wikipedia.org)

These two performances, along with associated dress rehearsals, are mandatory for all members of the Youth Orchestra. (aysmusic.org)
Members of the Youth Orchestra also may perform a community outreach concert in December at a community venue, with rehearsals leading up to the concert during the regular time on Monday evenings. (aysmusic.org)
Since 2013 the Berlin Philharmonic has been the patron orchestra of the Bundesjugendorchester, holding joint rehearsals, master courses and concerts. (young-euro-classic.de)
In a time of physical distancing, the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra are continuing to make music through virtual rehearsals. (njsymphony.org)
New Jersey Symphony Director of Education Joanna Borowski chronicles a full day of New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra rehearsals. (njsymphony.org)

The Youth Orchestra gives two performances each season - one in the fall at an outstanding Albuquerque-area venue to be determined and a second in the spring at the University of New Mexico's Popejoy Hall. (aysmusic.org)
At Young Euro Classic, where the BJO has been among the regulars from the first festival year onwards, its palette of unusual concerts already includes performances with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra to last year's programme featuring film music from the silent movie era to the present. (young-euro-classic.de)
Students in the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra bring music into New Jersey's biggest concert halls through special lobby and mainstage performances for New Jersey Symphony audiences. (njsymphony.org)
Ranging from conventional solo piano performances, to organs, theremins, electronic music, and large orchestras performing a specially written score, today's cultural institutions compete in curating and delivering programmes of 'film concerts' focusing specifically on silent films. (lu.se)

On Saturday's broadcast, we present selections from the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra and CYSO Encore Chamber Orchestra's spring concerts. (wfmt.com)
During the Istanbul concerts, the Orchestra accompanied Turkish pianist Gökhan Aybulus who have stood out with the places he took in many national and international competitions. (sabancivakfi.org)
Recently, the Symphonic Orchestra had an appearance in the concerts of the famous urban singer "Arcangel" in the "Coliseo José M. Agrelot", the biggest and most important coliseum of the island. (sclfestival.org)
But social and economic changes, the new personal music devices, and the perception of ever increasing intensity levels during concerts and at nightclubs has made music exposure the most studied source of excessive sound exposure to children and youths in several countries. (cdc.gov)

Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras & Boston Symphony Orchestra Conclude 2022-23 BSO Family Concert Series with 'Music, Magic, and More! (bso.org)
On the summer of 2022 the orchestra was able to organize a summer camp for its own students and students from nearby schools. (sclfestival.org)

DICKERSON: Well, the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles began in 2009 when a group of nine African American high school instrumentalists approached me to work with them that summer as they sought to just make music through working on repertoire and learning performance techniques. (npr.org)
The Youth Symphony is an advanced experience that engages students from grade 10 through age 22 in the study of classical orchestra repertoire at a very high level. (snc.edu)
Youth Orchestra students have the opportunity to advance their skills while performing a variety of orchestral repertoire as well as works by contemporary composers. (aysmusic.org)
Youth Orchestra students participate in sectionals, during which each section works with a professional musician to assist them in preparing season repertoire and addressing instrument specific issues. (aysmusic.org)
Works for Youth Orchestras aims to expand the repertoire of orchestras, and its diverse selection of pieces and instrumentations helps to achieve this aim. (emb.hu)

The Youth Orchestra (YO) is an advanced, full symphonic orchestra comprised of 70-90 talented and dedicated string, woodwind, brass and percussion players from across the Albuquerque area. (aysmusic.org)
The Symphonic Orchestra of the Specialized Music School Antonio Paoli of Caguas was created in August 2021 by the former school director Dora Ruiz Torres, and it's formed by both middle and high school students from Caguas and other nearby cities. (sclfestival.org)
During her time as a student in the Conservatory, she participated in the Symphonic Orchestra, the Concert Band (where she participated in its presentation in the prestigious Carnegie Hall, NY) and the Six Elements Ensemble. (sclfestival.org)

In addition, it was invited to participate in the award ceremonies of APAOSS (Association of Parents and Friends of Middle and High School Orchestras Association) in the Symphony Hall of the major Fine Arts Center in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where it was able to exhibit its high level of execution. (sclfestival.org)

Exeter Children's Orchestra offers children and young people aged 7-18 the chance to play a wide variety of music in a fun, friendly and safe environment. (exeterchildrensorchestra.co.uk)
The orchestra is run by a committee of volunteers - all parents of orchestra members - who make sure that the orchestra is a fun and safe place for children to make music together. (exeterchildrensorchestra.co.uk)
Exeter Children's Orchestra is a brilliant opportunity to make music, but the thing that keeps you coming back is the people - it's a great place to make friends! (exeterchildrensorchestra.co.uk)
Depending on the cultural tradition of classical music in a country, national youth orchestras can carry significant prestige, often being led by renowned career conductors. (wikipedia.org)
Smith liked working with kids, and he liked the idea of introducing classical music as fun to a young TV audience. (csmonitor.com)
All the kids had been given the music two months before. (csmonitor.com)
In Tuesday's (1/12) Metro Spirit (Augusta, Georgia), Stacey Edison writes, "The Augusta Symphony Guild and Symphony Orchestra Augusta, under the direction of Music Director Shizuo Z Kuwahara, will hold its annual Symphony Youth Competition on Sunday, Jan. 24 at 1 p.m. (symphony.org)
We strive to be the model of a 21st century orchestra, enhancing lives through the power of music. (bsolive.com)
The host school offers one or more assemblies in the morning (usually between 7am-12pm) for their students, during which the Youth Orchestra performs several pieces and students at the host school learn about classical and symphonic music. (aysmusic.org)
Also teach Kindermusik in my studio, an international music program for children, birth to age 7. (vyo.org)
Opening up the buzz of orchestral music for all teenagers, music educators and youth organisations. (nyo.org.uk)
The Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra's 300-plus students use social distancing while practicing order to continue to play music while keeping each other safe. (chicagotribune.com)
Music has always been important to Miguel Rodriguez, who plays the flute in the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra. (chicagotribune.com)
In the present, there are 46 students registered in this orchestra and approximately 15 collaborators that belong to other specialized music schools in the country. (sclfestival.org)
This orchestra has presented itself, together with the Choir of the school, in "Jesús M. Sanromá" hall of the Music Conservatory of Puerto Rico where its first Christmas concert took place to the delight of the public that filled the room. (sclfestival.org)
She studied at the Specialized School of Music of San Juan and at the Preparatory School of the Conservatory of Puerto Rico, where she later became a violin professor and the director of the Elemental Orchestra of Puerto Rico for 15 years. (sclfestival.org)
As an educator, she has worked for the Symphonic Juvenile Orchestra of Puerto Rico, the music program 100 x 35 and in private colleges in Puerto Rico. (sclfestival.org)
The Santa Barbara Youth Symphony , under the baton of music director Andy Radford , will play its Winter Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in Hahn Hall at the Music Academy of the West , 1070 Fairway Road in Santa Barbara. (noozhawk.com)
Since 1956, Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) has been nurturing, challenging, and inspiring young minds through music, profoundly changing lives and our community for the better. (myso.org)
This series is intended for youth orchestras and runs the gamut of works from Baroque composers, to contemporary Hungarian composers, and even to ragtime music. (emb.hu)
he had assessed as "a piece for orchestra without music," Her style and technique evolved rapidly, and she started surprised him. (cdc.gov)
Sources of excessive sound exposure in children and youths are many, from toys, arcade games, music, and work. (cdc.gov)

SIMON: That's the orchestra playing the John Williams "Superman" theme at Walt Disney Concert Hall. (npr.org)
This weekend's concert series, A Child of Our Time , opened Friday at the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts. (tampabay.com)
The Orchestra began its overseas tour in Berlin with a concert at Young Euro Classic Festival where it accompanied soloist Gökhan Aybulus one more time. (sabancivakfi.org)
During the Castellmare del Golfo concert on July 31 and Palermo concert on August 3, the Orchestra accompanied Russian pianist Sofia Vasheruk, who has proven her talent with her awards won at a young age. (sabancivakfi.org)
So, it was a surprise when the symphony orchestra not only continued with classes but held a virtual spring concert. (chicagotribune.com)
Sitting six feet apart and wearing face masks -- some of which have been specially modified for wind instruments -- the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra practices at Elgin Community College for their Nov. 15 concert. (chicagotribune.com)
The Los Angeles Philharmonic presents Youth Orchestra Festival Day at Walt Disney Concert Hall on Saturday, March 13, 2010 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., featuring the Renaissance Arts Academy Orchestra, Korean American Youth Symphony, and Santa Monica High School Orchestra. (hollywoodbowl.com)
The first concert of this kind took place at Walt Disney Concert Hall in the fall of 2007 as a part of the LA Phil's International Youth Orchestra Festival. (hollywoodbowl.com)
In addition to a 30-week winter subscription season at Walt Disney Concert Hall, the LA Phil presents a 12-week summer festival at the legendary Hollywood Bowl, summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and home of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. (hollywoodbowl.com)
I was amazed at the excitement exhibited by the SHS orchestra students to perform a concert so late at night. (sbomagazine.com)
The students of the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra brought all of their talent and heart to a virtual spring semester that closed with a celebratory virtual concert. (njsymphony.org)

The orchestra closes with a more customary theme, Forgie's lengthy "Sing a Samba for Krupa" (showcasing the orchestra's outstanding Finnish drummer Jaska Lukkarinen), which Forgie describes as "a modern interpretation of the Gene Krupa period with the Benny Goodman Band and which even an impartial observer might further describe as a quintessential crowd-pleasing finale. (allaboutjazz.com)
Last year the New York Times published a short article describing the Afghan Youth Orchestra's desire to tour the U.S. and its need for financial support. (sbomagazine.com)

The English Symphony Orchestra has been running children's orchestra courses, attracting students from around the country, for over 20 years. (eso.co.uk)

And we specifically do not require auditions, and that distinguishes us from other youth orchestra programs. (npr.org)

Members of the Class of 2020 reflect on their time in the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra. (njsymphony.org)

Reserved tickets are available by contacting the Contemporary Youth Orchestra at or by emailing [email protected]. (blamesally.com)

Orchestral discipline is matched by improvisation and sheer fun with the primary aim of helping children develop musicianship, confidence and sociability. (eso.co.uk)

The Youth Orchestra Program at St. Norbert College, formerly the Green Bay Symphony Youth Orchestra, is open to students from grade 4 to age 21. (snc.edu)
The Philharmonia provides a full orchestra experience for students in grades 8 through 12. (snc.edu)
The Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra programs provide beginning and advanced musical training for instrumental students in Spartanburg, SC and surrounding areas. (converse.edu)
Youth Orchestra students enrolled in APS schools are excused from classes on the morning of their School Tour. (aysmusic.org)
MYSO has grown from one orchestra and 30 students to become one of the largest youth orchestras in the country, and one of the most respected. (myso.org)
It was also agreed that about 20 of the SHS orchestra students would also join the AYO in its performance at Carnegie Hall, helping to augment the string sections. (sbomagazine.com)
Register now to join the amazing students of the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra! (njsymphony.org)
Watch and hear how New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra students composed a work evoking the story of Calypso from Homer's The Odyssey and Greek mythology. (njsymphony.org)
Every week, students in the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra learn from the pros, rehearsing with New Jersey Symphony musician coaches. (njsymphony.org)

One group of creative composers from the New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra drew inspiration from mythological creatures from across the world for their original work 'Mythological Friends & Hazards. (njsymphony.org)
New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra violinists-and creative composers! (njsymphony.org)

The orchestra will follow current St. Norbert College protocols regarding Covid-19. (snc.edu)
The youth orchestra was having a busy year before COVID-19 hit. (chicagotribune.com)

The Youth Orchestra Program at St. Norbert College performs at the Weidner Center for the Performing arts in Green Bay and Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center . (snc.edu)
The Youth Orchestra performs annually in November at a public school in the Albuquerque area as part of the Albuquerque Youth Symphony Program's School Tours. (aysmusic.org)
In this video the orchestra performs Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10, 2nd movement, and Arturo MÃ¡rquez' DanzÃ³n No. 2 under the direction ofÂ Gustavo Dudamel. (musicedmagic.com)

Yes, you must be a member of your school band or orchestra on your instrument, if your school has such an ensemble. (lyo.org)
She has performed in the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, Burlington Ensemble, and the Vermont Mozart Festival. (vyo.org)

New Jersey Symphony violinist and Youth Orchestra coach Naomi Youngstein discusses some of the highlights from the all-virtual Winter Session and the creative possibilities of learning online. (njsymphony.org)

A native of St. Albans, Ms. Oprea studied oboe with her father and later joined the Vermont Youth Orchestra, where she performed as a youth soloist with the VYO and VSO. (vyo.org)
While in that position Leo traveled around Eastern and Western Europe as a member of the orchestra as well as a soloist. (esyo.org)

It was in Sydney in 2018 that Umberto made his conducting debut with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House. (ayo.com.au)
In 2014, he was then appointed as the Principal Cello of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, a position he held until 2021. (ayo.com.au)

We discovered more kids played strings than brass. (csmonitor.com)

The Augusta Symphony guild developed the Symphony Youth Competition in 1994 as a community outreach project. (symphony.org)

Over the course of three full days we ran workshops with over 300 children aged 4-17. (oxfordphil.com)

Representing the U.S., by the way, is trombonist Robynn Amy, one of four women in the orchestra (the others are Canadian pianist Laila Biali, Austrian alto saxophonist Viola Falb, and French baritone Marielle Chatain). (allaboutjazz.com)

The orchestra presents compositions from all epochs, including contemporary works and world premieres. (young-euro-classic.de)

This month, we're profiling community organizations around the country that are shaping Black history for the future, like the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles. (npr.org)
The Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles is one of the very, very few orchestras that live and breathe and operate, really, within the heart of the African American community within the country. (npr.org)
The proportion of children working, as well as their work conditions and legal protections, varies from country to country. (cdc.gov)

Following a rapid trajectory of conducting engagements in Australia, Umberto is now in high demand with the major symphony orchestras of Australia and New Zealand. (ayo.com.au)
In this case, the work involved a string orchestra located high up in a favela of Rio de Janeiro. (bvsalud.org)

Should I be in my school orchestra or private lessons to participate? (lyo.org)

Some youth orchestras have been set up by professional symphony orchestras, both as a training ground for future players, and as part of their community outreach program. (wikipedia.org)
For more information about the program, visit the Youth Orchestra Program Weebly website or contact Audrey Nowak at 920-403-1354 or [email protected] . (snc.edu)
Why YOU Should Join Our Dynamic Youth Orchestra Program! (njsymphony.org)

The Instrument Fair allows kids to touch and play real orchestra instruments in the Orpheum lobby starting at 1pm. (vancouversymphony.ca)
Nothing is more appropriate than that a young orchestra should play Mendelssohn. (noozhawk.com)
On October 19 and 20, 2006 the first ever conference on 'Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Children at Work and Play' took place in Covington, Kentucky, USA. (cdc.gov)

If you would like to schedule an audition, please contact Youth Orchestra manager Audrey Nowak at 920-403-1354 or [email protected] . (snc.edu)

The NCS Youth Sinfonietta is for kids ages 14 to 19. (wral.com)

The children from the bridging hotels worked alongside Elaha to teach the songs to their peers. (oxfordphil.com)

Find people, convenings, and resources for networking with others in the orchestra community. (americanorchestras.org)
Australian Youth Orchestra acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands on which we come together as individuals and as a community. (ayo.com.au)
Go behind the scenes with New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra parents, who share photos and personal reflections on the program's strong community and welcoming family atmosphere. (njsymphony.org)

We now have 300-plus kids coming together Sundays at ECC, but everything is so different," Larson said. (chicagotribune.com)

A significant festival for youth orchestras is Young Euro Classic, taking place every summer at the Konzerthaus Berlin in Germany. (wikipedia.org)

Those young people are at a disadvantage when it comes to competing for a seat in an orchestra because they're competing against young people who have begun at 4 years old, 5 years old, 6 years old. (npr.org)

The Orchestra performed Beethoven's Eighth Symphony, Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto, Weber's Overture 'Der Freischütz', Wagner's Overture 'Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg' and Tchaikovsky's 'Romeo and Juliet' as well as Turkish composer Füsun Köksal 's 'Silent Echoes II' that has been included in many international festival programs, and won great recognition. (sabancivakfi.org)

Mendelssohn, on the other hand, while even his earliest works have uncanny polish, retained a spirit of ebullient youth throughout his life. (noozhawk.com)
Three major works - the First String Quartet in D minor Opus 7, the Second String Quartet in F sharp minor Opus 10 and Five Orchestra Pieces Opus 16 - are subjected to hermeneutic analysis, according to both European musical semantics and Anglo-Saxon New Musicology, and elucidated by a model by Anders Palm. (lu.se)

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