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Transición del personal de Programación Comunitaria

Estimados músicos y familias de MYSO, Esperamos que este mensaje los encuentre bien y que estén haciendo un progreso increíble en su viaje musical con nosotros. Siempre es un placer ver el crecimiento y la dedicación de nuestros jóvenes músicos; realmente nos trae mucha alegría. Como habrán escuchado, Sabrina Raber, nuestra fantástica directora de Programación Comunitaria

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Sacia Jerome

Sacia Jerome is a classically trained musician with a Master’s degree in cello performance from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She has been playing in Regional symphonies in Southeastern Wisconsin for more than 15 years, including Festival City Symphony, Wisconsin Philharmonic, and the Bel Conto Chorus.

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Michael Giacobassi

Michael Giacobassi grew up in Muskegon, Michigan and began studying the violin at age 9. He received his Music Degree from Michigan State University where he studied with Walter Verdehr. He joined the Milwaukee Symphony in 1974, and became a member of the Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra in 1975. Mr. Giacobassi has appeared in recital at

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Join MYSO Steel Bands

looking for new participants for 2023-24 We have a fun, unique opportunity to offer young Milwaukee students: two Caribbean-style steel pan bands for City of Milwaukee students in grades 6-12.  The program is a part of the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO), one of the largest and most respected youth orchestra programs in the country.

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Video Auditions

Create an audition video which MYSO will use to make an appropriate placement. (Scroll down for video submission form.) What to Prepare Please record the following: Scales: perform two scales of your choice. Present each in any format you wish, and play both as many octaves (up and down) as you are comfortable. Solo: present

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In person auditions

What to Prepare Scales: perform two scales of your choice. Present each in any format you wish, and play both as many octaves (up and down) as you are comfortable. Solo: present a prepared solo or etude, no more than 3-4 minutes in length, preferably with contrasting tempos and/or styles (no piano accompaniment). Two short

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