Westside Symphonette
The Westside Symphonette Community and Youth Orchestras are preparing for the 2010 Fall Season, which begins Tuesday, September 14. The Westside Symphonette welcomes all musicians, beginning to advanced, young to antique. Each group is open to all ages, youth through adult with informal auditions for placement in one of the three different orchestras to suit your individual skill level. Come join the Symphonette! Fall registration has begun and openings are still available for every orchestral instrument. To register, visit the Westside Symphonette website and click on Registration. For additional information or questions, contact Toni Reineke at 206-243-6955 or tonireineke@comcast.net
WESTSIDE SYMPHONETTE IS LOOKING FOR MORE MUSICIANS
West Seattle Blog
A new season of West Seattle’s community orchestra, Westside Sympohnette, is starting and they’re inviting more musicians to join them. Symphonette Director Toni Reineke says that they need musicians who can play the bassoon, trumpet, French horn, viola, or the string bass. They have three orchestras: a beginning string ensemble, an intermediate full orchestra, and an advanced full orchestra. Musicians of any age are welcome, but they must be able to read music. The group rehearses at Chief Sealth/Boren, 5900 Delridge SW, juniors and strings 5:30-6:30, senior orchestra 6:45-8:15. Registration fee is $60 for this spring session. Scholarships are available for those in need. For more information contact Toni Reineke, tonireineke@comcast.net.
WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA INVITES LOCAL MUSICIANS TO JOIN
West Seattle Blog
West Seattle has its own community orchestra – and starting this Tuesday, it’s welcoming interested local musicians to join in for a new season. Westside Symphonette announces two new conductors, a new orchestra and three new string coaches. The new orchestra is for youth and adult beginning string players, which has been made possible by a grant from the Wallace Foundation. The 2009-2010 season begins September 15, meeting at Chief Sealth High School in the Boren Building. Openings are available for every orchestral instrument; click the above link for more audition information.
