Events
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Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York and St. Paul's Lutheran Church of York 925 South George Street and 25 W. Springettsbury Avenue, York, United States
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YMTA Summer Meeting
Join the YMTA for a summer lunch and a brainstorming session about how to relaunch community music activities in a post-COVID landscape. RSVP to Gretchen Dekker (gretchenedekker@gmail.com) before 8 AM on Friday 7/8 to confirm your attendance and receive directions to the meeting location. YMTA Members, Friends, and any interested community music professionals are all […]
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PMTA Workshop led by Marvin Blickenstaff
Grace Lutheran Church 1610 Carlisle Road, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United StatesYMTA Members and Community! Come join us for the PMTA Workshop led by Marvin Blickenstaff! It will consist of three sessions: 1) 9:30 – 10:45 2) 11:00 – 12:15 Lunch) 12:15 – 1:15 3) 1:15 – 2:30 Topics: Guidelines for Interpretation Basic Technical Training for the Young Student What do you do when YOUR magic stops. […]
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Susan Miller Performance Festival 2022
Watch this space for updates about the YMTA's annual SUSAN MILLER PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL, which will take place in early October 2022. Students receive valuable feedback on their prepared solo pieces, test their theory skills, and can elect to audition for participation in the HONORS RECITAL, all on one fun-filled day! Details coming soon...
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Junior Podcast Interviews
Heidelberg UCC 47 W Philadelphia St, York, Pennsylvania, United StatesDrop-in for 5-minute interviews (may need to wait depending on how busy it is) Based on Kirstin Myers’ and Morgann Davis’ podcast “Life Between the Notes”, student musicians are invited to be interviewed about the role that music plays in their life. These short sessions will be collected, curated, and shown on the YMTA website […]
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Warm-Ups for Advanced Auditions
Trinity UCC 32 W Market St, York, Pennsylvania, United StatesStudents who are auditioning at Trinity UCC will be given a 10-minute warm-up slot in the foyer prior to their performance. String players MUST use a mute to warm up, pianists MUST use headphones
