NJSO Invites Amateur Instrumentalists To Play In #OrchestraYou
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra invites amateur instrumentalists to join fellow audience members and NJSO musicians in the sixth annual #OrchestraYou at NJPAC in Newark on March 23.
#OrchestraYou the NJSO's nationally recognized post-concert pro-am session is free to ticketholders of the Orchestra's March 23 concert. After the NJSO performance, #OrchestraYou participants will join together in the Prudential Hall lobby to rehearse and perform Dvo k's Slavonic Dance No. 1, Op. 46, under the baton of NJSO Youth Orchestras Artistic Director Jos Luis Dom nguez.
NJSO concert attendees can watch #OrchestraYou unfold from one of the NJPAC lobby's many vantage points and share photos and comments on social media.
Everyone who plays a standard orchestral instrument can participate in #OrchestraYou. Performers must hold or purchase a ticket to the March 23 concert and must bring their own instrument to #OrchestraYou; there is no additional charge to participate, and there are no auditions. Participants must register by March 15.
Learn more and register at njsymphony.org/orchestrayou.
Program and ticket information for the NJSO's 8 pm performance of Dvo k's Cello Concerto, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony and the NJSO premiere of Schumann's Konzertst ck for Four Horns is available at njsymphony.org/celloconcerto.
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
Named a vital, artistically significant musical organization by The Wall Street Journal, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra embodies that vitality through its statewide presence and critically acclaimed performances, education partnerships and unparalleled access to music and the Orchestra's superb musicians.
Music Director Xian Zhang a dynamic podium presence The New York Times has praised for her technical abilities, musicianship and maturity continues her acclaimed leadership of the NJSO. The Orchestra presents classical, pops and family programs, as well as outdoor summer concerts and special events. Embracing its legacy as a statewide orchestra, the NJSO is the resident orchestra of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark and regularly performs at State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick, Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, Richardson Auditorium in Princeton, Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown and bergenPAC in Englewood. Partnerships with New Jersey arts organizations, universities and civic organizations remain a key element of the Orchestra's statewide identity.
In addition to its lauded artistic programming, the NJSO presents a suite of education and community engagement programs that promote meaningful, lifelong engagement with live music. Programs include school-time Concerts for Young People; NJSO Youth Orchestras family of student ensembles, led by Jos Luis Dom nguez; and El Sistema-inspired NJSO CHAMPS (Character, Achievement and Music Project). NJSO musicians annually perform original chamber music programs at community events in a variety of settings statewide through the NJSO Community Partners program.
For more information about the NJSO, visit njsymphony.org or email information@njsymphony.org. Tickets are available for purchase by phone at 1.800.ALLEGRO (255.3476) or on the Orchestra's website.
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