Anonymous wrote:It sounds like PVYO is less competitive than MCYO -- is that right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into the MCYO orchestras? The audition looks daunting....
It depends on the instrument and openings. It looks a lot worse than it actually is but get someone to prep them. Email MCYO and they will help you out and talk you though it. They are fantastic. I never though my kid would get in and they did.
Thanks! We are considering for flute.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into the MCYO orchestras? The audition looks daunting....
It depends on the instrument and openings. It looks a lot worse than it actually is but get someone to prep them. Email MCYO and they will help you out and talk you though it. They are fantastic. I never though my kid would get in and they did.
Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into the MCYO orchestras? The audition looks daunting....
Anonymous wrote:How hard is it to get into the MCYO orchestras? The audition looks daunting....
Anonymous wrote:PVYO is a spin-off of MCYO. Some staff left MCYO and started their own group. Most apply for both and choose between where they get in, MCYO for prestige or location and times. Both are very good.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP in a similar boat. Does anyone have experience with PVYO? I’m most curious about their wind ensemble just for high school students.
My PVYO kid (Philharmonia) has really enjoyed it. Especially the spring concert at the Strathmore—amazing experience to be able to play in a real concert hall (vs. high school theaters and smaller venues).
No experience with the wind ensemble, though. PVYO in general seems well-organized and communicative, no complaints there.