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The EMU Symphony Orchestra is an organization of approximately 70 string, woodwind, brass, and percussion music majors, minors, and non-music majors, which performs a wide variety of standard orchestral repertoire, new music, and lesser known orchestral literature. The Symphony Orchestra performs on average six concerts per year, including the popular Halloween Concert in October and matinee Children's Concerts in December. Additionally, the orchestra performs in EMU's Music Now Fest, which is held every other year. The orchestra has performed to critical acclaim at the Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and Instrumental Music in Ann Arbor, and has earned accolades from internationally known composers and conductors.

The mission of the Symphony Orchestra at Eastern Michigan University is to learn great music well and to share it with others.

Rehearsals take place from 1:00 to 2:50 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays in 106 Alexander. Each string section also has a sectional rehearsal for one hour per week. Symphony Orchestra is offered during both the fall and winter semesters.

 

Violinists

Faculty

 

Miller

Professor Kevin Miller

Director of Orchestral Activities

EMU Orchestra Office

104 Alexander Music Building

734.487.2448

kevin.miller@emich.edu

 

Workshops

 

StringFEST '09 Oct. 16, 2009

For select high school string players