![]() |
|
Junior Wind Ensemble 2012
Not enough "play" time in school? If you enjoy playing your instrument and would like to have some fun and play more often, then this is for you! The UMass Lowell New England Junior Youth Wind Ensemble is for students enrolled in grades six through nine who have played their instrument for at least one year. The UMass Lowell Department of Music offers this ensemble to meet the growing demand for a program for younger instrumentalists. Similar to the very successful New England Youth Wind Ensemble, this new program (NEYWE Jr.) is under the baton of a conductor from the University's Department of Music, with additional instruction from college students majoring in music. In 2010 and 2011 Director Deb Huber, recipient of the University of Massachusetts Roy J. Zuckerberg Endowed Leadership Prize, commissioned a work for the Junior Wind Ensemble from composers Ed Huckeby and Robert Sheldon. Supported in part by the Lowell Cultural Council and the Zuckerberg Prize, the world premiere of both works specifically written for the ensemble, took place at UMass Lowell's Durgin Hall. All Students All students will play for the conductor's panel so its members can determine the best seating placement. Students who have earned a seat in any junior district ensemble will be automatically accepted to the ensemble. However, they need to play for seating placement as well. A solo work or a band part will be acceptable. Students preparing for junior districts are encouraged to perform such selections.
THE CONCERT Dress: ladies - all black (closed toe shoes), gents: black pants & jacket, tie, socks, shoes with white shirt (college students- tux). Cost Information about Symphonic Band Camp | |
|
|
|