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I was looking at the fall concert program for my school afterwards and I realized how little kids are in orchestra, like just looking at the rosters of the 4 orchestras it didn’t really seem like much. When I counted we only have like 185 kids in orchestra total, for context my school has a total of 2,580 kids, and we only have 185 in orchestra.

Why is like no one in orchestra? The other school in my district has 300 in orchestra and 7 orchestras meanwhile ours only has 4 orchestras, Avon high schools orchestra program is also way way larger too. Is there any way orchestra can like actually have kids in it?

I found it difficult to keep track of my preparation for auditions while working in an orchestra. That's why I built the app I wanted: Audition Prep.

You paste the excerpt list from the job posting. Then you see which excerpts are in which state, you can split your practice time until the audition where it's needed, and you keep the overview when you prepare for several auditions at once. Free, no account, no ads, iPhone and iPad only.

What would you want from something like this?

https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6780648043?pt=129041265&ct=reddit%20r/trumpet&mt=8

Dear world of composers, especially orchestral composers!

I've been writing music for 18 years, and usually I'm pretty good at figuring out what's not working in a track and how to fix it. But this time, I'm honestly a bit lost.

I have a piece that I've been working on, and something just doesn't feel right, especially in the main section. I can hear that something is off, but for some reason, I can't pinpoint exactly what it is.

I'm looking for someone with solid experience writing orchestral music, particularly involving strings and piano, who would be willing to jump on a Discord session with me and help me figure out where things went wrong.

I'm not looking for someone to fix the track for me. I'd just appreciate an experienced pair of ears who could listen to it with me, point out what's not working, and help me understand why. It could be the arrangement, harmony, voicing, transitions, or something else entirely.

If you've written multiple orchestral pieces and wouldn't mind helping a fellow composer out, I'd really appreciate it!

I play the harp 2 part, an while it’s not too hard, what’s hard is listening to the cues, in the recordings I barely hear the hap and I just don’t know when to play

This update brings Maestro VR closer to a real podium than ever: talk to your orchestra in Free Rehearsal, read the full score as a PDF, turn the pages by hand, and write in it with pencils, just like you would at a real rehearsal. And the marks you make in rehearsal are still there on the night of the concert.

outdoor performance with unusual chaos

video in French with English subtitles

This is the beautiful new premiere performance of my "Spring Prelude" with the Budapest Symphony, the last of my Four Seasons orchestral pieces to be performed! 🎻

https://youtu.be/9qdWs9HlCmI

Here are 7 different recordings of the Scherzo from Schumann’s Symphony No. 2. The names of the Conductors and orchestras will remain anonymous for now, but feel free to message me directly if you'd like to know the list! Drop your ranking and guesses in the comments. let's discuss which performances stood out to you and why.

Timestamps are in the video description

https://youtu.be/W0RtqgD9jW4

Had to recreate it on canva