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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Sun May 17th, 2020
Following the fantastic response last month's performance of the Galop from Rossini's William Tell Overture has received, the Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra is delighted to present the second piece in its series of virtual performances. This time, we're whisking you away to the glacial vistas of Finland, for a rendition of the March from Karelia Suite by Jean Sibelius đ«đź
Many thanks again to all our friends and colleagues for their continued support. We cannot wait to start performing live concerts again and hope to see you all as soon as we are able to do so. đ¶
Don't forget to comment below with any suggestions for repertoire you'd like to hear us play. Enjoy! đŒ ... See MoreSee Less
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So uplifting . Made me smile đ
You are all INCREDIBLE - well done nailing that dotted rhythm too folks - best I’ve heard it from any string section worldwide!
Fabulous. You are all so talented. Thank you so much. I watched this first thing Monday morning. A great start to the week
Fantastic performance thank you Christopher Calvin Claxton and all of YMSO , I enjoyed it in the garden with a glass of fizz đđ„xx
Sylvia Wilkinson Hazel Cope Sophie’s on this one! Especially at the beginning đ
Adeline McBurney
Makes my heart sing đ
Aw Emma đ this is great!
Brilliant â€
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO is feeling happy.
Sun Apr 19th, 2020
Thank you so much for all the lovely responses to our William Tell virtual performance đđ»
The video is also up on our new YouTube channel, so you can share it with your friends and family who arenât on Facebook (or just watch it over and over again yourself!). Donât forget to like, subscribe and let us know what youâd like to hear next! đŒ
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Fri Apr 17th, 2020
Good afternoon and a very happy Friday to you all!
Following the cancellation of our concert at St Johnâs Smith Square last month, we were immediately desperate to get making music again, through any means possible. YMSO is therefore thrilled to present our first EVER virtual performance- the Galop from Rossini's Overture to his opera William Tell.
We hope to make many more of these in the coming weeks, so please comment below with any suggestions for pieces you'd like to hear. In the meantime, we would like to take the opportunity to thank all our friends, supporters and colleagues for their continuing support in these challenging times.
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Brilliant! Bravo YMSO! Just missed part of my young life, then. Great to see James still at the helm. Stay safe, one and all. Love from this end. â€ïž
Wonderful. How you managed to have everyone in sync is remarkable to both see and hear. Well done and keep going.
You made my day after remembering my mother who is not with us anymore And I was just browsing the Internet and came across your this wonderful music. Thanks for the lightning up my day
Superb James. Pity we couldn’t be there at the concert last month......we will make the next one!
Wonderful everyone. Very proud. â€ïž
Hello James. Takes me back to my YMSO days. Brilliant. Well done
Everyone stay safe, stay healthy, stay sane!!!
Well done YMSO!
Amazing. Thank you.
Yay ! Go James ! X
Bravo James & bravissimo YMSO
Love it! đđ»
Fantastic !!!!
Wonderful James!!! Bravo. đđđđđđđđ
Hello James! Lovely to see you again! Hope you are well! Stay safe. All the best, and much love, Clare. x
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Mon Mar 16th, 2020
We regret to announce that weâve had to cancel our concert on Wednesday evening at St Johnâs Smith Square. In the current climate we feel it is our responsibility to ensure the safety of our orchestra and audience.
We wish our supporters and musicians well in these difficult times.
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So sorry to hear that but it was right decision. Stay safe! đđ»âïž
I am glad. Absolutely the right decision, alrhough terribly regrettable, of course. Please give my love to James.
Wise decision đ·đđ
Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Sun Mar 15th, 2020
-CALLING ALL STRING PLAYERS-
We realise that this is a frustrating time for all musicians with concerts being cancelled and Conservatoires closing all around the country.
Our concert on Wednesday 18th March will be going ahead unless HM Government advises otherwise. We still have some vacancies for violinists, violists and double bassists. If you have found yourself at a loose end and would like to come and play some truly fantastic repertoire with your talented peers from all across the UK, whilst receiving sectional tutoring completely free of charge from some of the countryâs top orchestral musicians, please get in touch with us via this page for further details đ¶ ... See MoreSee Less
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO is at Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
Sun Mar 15th, 2020
A big thanks to the fantastic Jess Ouston for standing in to sing Sea Pictures this evening before our soloist Catherine Wyn-Rogers arrives on Tuesday. đđ» ... See MoreSee Less
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The future of these wonderful musicians is at stake - my last coaching gig #letthemusicplay
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Sat Mar 14th, 2020
-DOUBLE BASS PLAYER NEEDED-
Weâre so excited to begin rehearsals for our concert at St Johnâs Smith Square next Wednesday!
Unfortunately due to illness we now have a vacancy for a Double Bass player to join us. If youâre between 18-25 and would love to play some great repertoire including Straussâ fantastic Alpine Symphony, please get in touch with us via this page for details. đ¶ ... See MoreSee Less
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Sara Banks
Jess, Sam, James, Ali.
Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Tue Mar 10th, 2020
Weâre absolutely delighted to have the fantastic Catherine Wyn-Rogers joining us to sing Elgarâs Sea Pictures next week.
Catherine Wyn-Rogers was a Foundation Scholar at the Royal College of Music, studying with Meriel St Clair and gaining several prizes including the Dame Clara Butt award. She continued her studies with Ellis Keeler and now works with Diane Forlano.
She is regular guest of the Three Choirs and Edinburgh festivals, and BBC Proms, where she was Last Night soloist in 1995; also of the Bayerische Staatsoper, English National Opera and Royal Opera Covent Garden. She sang Erda and Waltraute in Valencia and Florence with Mehta, appeared at the Lyric Opera of Chicago as Sosostris The Midsummer Marriage, and made her debut with the Metropolitan Opera as Adelaide Arabella. Catherine has also performed for Salzburg, Verbier, Aldeburgh and Enescu festivals, and with the Teatro alla Scala Milan, Scottish Opera, Welsh National Opera, Opera North, Semper Oper Dresden, Teatro Real Madrid, Netherlands Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Opera de Paris and Glyndebourne Festival Opera; in concert with Slatkin, Haitink, Andrew Davis, Colin Davis, Rozhdestvensky, Mackerras, Norrington, Gardner and Barenboim. Her numerous recordings include Dream of Gerontius with Daniel Barenboim, Samson with Harry Christophers, The Dream of Gerontius with Vernon Handley for EMI, Mozart's Vespers with Trevor Pinnock for DG, Peter Grimes with the London Symphony Orchestra and Sir Colin Davis, and Graham Johnson's Complete Schubert Edition for Hyperion.
Engagements for this season and beyond include Deborah Warnerâs staging of Peter Grimes for both Teatro Real Madrid and Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; Queen of the Fairies Iolanthe for the English National Opera; and a return to the Bayerische Staatsoper during the 20/21 season for Hans Abrahamsenâs The Snow Queen; and she appears in concert this season with the Handel Haydn Society, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (Edward Gardner) and Orchestre national de Lyon (Jukka-Pekka Saraste).
Hear Catherine and the YMSO next Wednesday 18th March, 19:30 at St Johnâs Smith Square
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Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra - YMSO
Mon Mar 2nd, 2020
Very happy to announce that the newly revamped YMSO website is now live!
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