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The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony
The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony
Elizabeth Tirado
HSM/270
5/14/2011
Arin Norris

The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony
Overview of the Program The Santa Rosa Symphony was founded in 1927 with 35 musicians playing at the local Elks Club. In October of 1994, the Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony (SRPYS) was formed. The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony has been providing musical training and performance opportunities for young musicians, ranging from ages as young as nine to 23. For over 50 years. The education programs of the Santa Rosa Philharmonic Symphony are made possible by the many committed people to ensuring music is available to the young people of Sonoma County. The mission of the Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony is to inspire the residents with finest musical performances and educational program while maintaining organizational strength, fiscal responsibility and community service. The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony Outreach Program includes; free concerts for the youth of the community, bringing music to elementary schools that do not have a music program, and performing for the elderly who might not have the ability to leave their homes to attend concerts. Music can have a huge impact on a child’s future and can help to improve their self-esteem and leadership skills. The Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony educates and helps young musicians improve on their skills which enable them to achieve their highest potential and appreciation for classical music. The auditions for the Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony are held every year in June. Many young musicians participate, but few are accepted into the Santa Rosa Philharmonic Youth Symphony. Those students that are accepted face a challenging and difficult repertoire. Excellence in leadership is rewarded with scholarships. The young musician that is accepted will obtain lessons on professionalism, education, and integrity
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References: “Neilson Scholar for 1974”, Journal of School Health, 01/1975. www.santarosasymphony.com
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