Education Impact for the 2023-2024 School Year
This school year our education programs reached 15,663 students! Through our programs we strive to inspire, educate, and unite youth of this region through the power of music!
Amarillo Symphony Youth Orchestra
- • 337 budding musicians cultivated
- • 4 ensembles based on skill level
- • 5 performances at the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts
- • Residency with world-renowned violinist Midori in Spring 2024
- • Maestro George Jackson as special guest conductor in Fall 2023 and Spring 2024
Greater Southwest Music Festival
- • 3 full days of valuable musical performance and competition
- • 7,730 students served at Amarillo College, the Civic Center, and the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts
- • Prestigious state-recognized judges
- • Collaboration with the WTAMU Symphonic Band and world-renowned trumpet player Sarah Viens
- • Addition of performing ensembles at Awards Ceremony
Symphony Kids
- • 3,816 students and 369 teachers with access to live professional music
- • Live symphonic performance of the Water in Nature program with orchestral repertoire depicting the water cycle
- • Engaging 3rd-6th grade students
- • 85% of schools reached were Title I schools
Class Act
- • Amarillo Symphony principal string musicians in classrooms and senior living communities
- • 1,620 students and 270 seniors reached
- • Interactive performances for audiences of all ages
String Family
- • Professional string quintet demonstrating string instruments to young students
- • Every 3rd grade classroom (~2,160 students) in Amarillo ISD visited
- • The world of string instruments opened to students!
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