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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MCYO is a very cutthroat and toxic environment, my daughter is in young Artist, she has been there for the past three years. The auditions seems inclusive and make it look like they accept people of all races, but they only pick Asians (really Chinese) to play for their orchestra. It’s terribly one sided, quite obvious, initially jarring and totally unfair in my opinion and I AM Chinese. The student violinist are very competitive and clique and don’t like new people joining. The clique groups are made up of kids who have been in mcyo for the past five years. I don’t want to discourage you from auditioning…but just wanted you to be aware of the MCYO culture. [/quote] Do they do a blind audition from the other side of a curtain? I thought blind auditions were pretty standard.[/quote] No, unfortunately they do not. [/quote] That’s true, it is not blind auditions, this way mcyo can control the narrative and cherry pick who they would like to be in the orchestra :shock: [/quote] Why wouldn't it be blinded? Given everything we know about implicit bias, that seems like such a smart and easy change. I'm not in moco but my kids audition for our local honors orchestra was blinded. Also isn't that standard for adult auditions? If so, why not get kids used to that now?[/quote]
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