I didn’t choose the cello, my mom did. But now I wish I had known about it before. The cello is a cool instrument to play, and it has a nice tone, so it is also really nice to listen to. What has been the hardest thing about learning the cello? What has been the […]
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Uncategorized November 19, 2023
Winter 2023 Concerts are Here!
It’s time for DCYOP’s winter concerts! Here’s what you need to know: Saturday, December 16th – 1:00 PMPerformances by Debut Orchestra, Concertino, and SinfoniaView Concert Program Saturday, December 16th – 4:00 PMPerformances by Premier Winds, Wind Ensemble, and Young Artists OrchestraView Concert Program Sunday, December 17th – 1:00 PMPerformances by Repertory Orchestra, Youth Philharmonic, and […]
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Uncategorized October 10, 2023
Throwback Tuesday: DCYOP’s Youth Orchestra Performance at the Kennedy Center
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Uncategorized October 4, 2023
Allison Loggins-Hull Inspires Wonder at DCYOP
DCYOP was honored to host Allison Loggins-Hull, acclaimed composer and flutist, for an early rehearsal of her new piece, “Wonder,” the latest piece in a series of works commissioned through the K-12 New Music Project, an initiative that seeks to diversify the student repertoire by commissioning historically excluded composers to write music specifically for elementary, […]