Sat, 05/30/2009 Summer Sounds 2009 Registration

Registration for Summer Sounds is open - reserve your spot today by clicking here.

Week 1 is August 3-7, and Week 2 is August 10-14.

You may sign up for 1 of the 2 weeks, or both weeks. There is a required concert at 7pm each Friday night of camp for Summer Sounds participants. Prep Strings will have a concert on Friday afternoon at 12:30 each week of camp.

To reserve your spot now, please fill out the registration form, and then send CYSO a deposit of $100 for 1 week or $200 for two weeks after submitting your form.

Tuition is due in full by June 30th, 2009.

Registration for Summer Sounds is open - reserve your spot today by clicking here.

Week 1 is August 3-7, and Week 2 is August 10-14.

You may sign up for 1 of the 2 weeks, or both weeks. There is a required concert at 7pm each Friday night of camp for Summer Sounds participants. Prep Strings will have a concert on Friday afternoon at 12:30 each week of camp.

To reserve your spot now, please fill out the registration form, and then send CYSO a deposit of $100 for 1 week or $200 for two weeks after submitting your form.

 

Mon, 05/25/2009 CYSO Welcomes David Endicott

A six month search by the CYSO Board of Directors for a new Executive Director ended very successfully in February 2009 when David Endicott became Executive Director of the Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestras. David is a management consultant with several clients and is based in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood. Before joining CYSO, David served in Washington, DC for five years as Press Secretary to former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton and later was appointed by former Gov. Mike Lowry to a full-time policy position on the Washington Health Care Policy Board. He has been a public information officer at the University of Washington and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and has been a partner at several Seattle public relations agencies. A native of Viroqua, Wisconsin, he served as a staff aide for six years in the Wisconsin State Assembly and State Senate.

 

In his community service, David is a member of Seattle Downtown Rotary. He runs two major programs for Rotary District 5030 in the greater Seattle area, including the Rotary Music4Life™ program (www.RotaryMusic4Life.org) that is designed to help return instrumental music instruction to the core curricula in our public schools. He is also the Founding Director of The Explorer Fund for the Madison (Wisconsin) Scouts Drum & Bugle Corps. David serves as President of the Advisory Board for the University of Washington Department of Scandinavian Studies, and previously served on the UW Music School advisory board and on the Board of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. He plays tuba and contrabass bugle.

A six month search by the CYSO Board of Directors for a new Executive Director ended very successfully in February 2009 when David Endicott became Executive Director of the Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestras. David is a management consultant with several clients and is based in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood. Before joining CYSO, David served in Washington, DC for five years as Press Secretary to former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton and later was appointed by former Gov. Mike Lowry to a full-time policy position on the Washington Health Care Policy Board.

 

Mon, 05/25/2009 Gerry Marsh Celebrates 25 Years with CYSO

Join us in celebrating Maestro Gerry Jon Marsh’s 25th year as music director and principal conductor of the Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestras.

Join us in celebrating Maestro Gerry Jon Marsh’s 25th year as music director and principal conductor of the Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestras.

 

Sun, 05/24/2009 Best Wishes to Our Graduates

Daniel Brouwer (Trombone) – Baylor University

Danny Brzovic (Bassoon) – Willamette University

Nick Delmedico (Tuba) – Central Washington University

Katri Gilbert (Violin) – Whitman College

Hyelim Han (Violin) – Bryn Mawr College

Trenton Jackson (Trombone) – University of Notre Dame

Alex Johnson (Trumpet) - Central Washington University

Joseph LaNasa (Bass) – University of Washington

Carl Manhardt (Trombone) – Oberlin Conservatory

David Swanson (Bassoon) – University of Washington

Andrew Clark (Bass) – Central Washington University

Becca Zavala (Cello) – University of Puget Sound

Daniel Brouwer (Trombone) – Baylor University

Danny Brzovic (Bassoon) – Willamette University

Nick Delmedico (Tuba) – Central Washington University

Katri Gilbert (Violin) – Whitman College

Hyelim Han (Violin) – Bryn Mawr College

Trenton Jackson (Trombone) – University of Notre Dame

Alex Johnson (Trumpet) - Central Washington University

Joseph LaNasa (Bass) – University of Washington

Carl Manhardt (Trombone) – Oberlin Conservatory

 

Sat, 05/23/2009 Congratulations!

CYSO musicians are extremely talented! The following CYSO Youth Symphony Members achieved State level honors.

 

Jessica Birkner – All State Orchestra

Rachel Bulger – All State Orchestra

Andrew Clark – 3rd Place State Solo & Ensemble, Large String Ensemble

Courtney Creech – All State Honor Band

Nick Delmedico – 2nd Place State Solo & Ensemble – Tuba solo;

1st Place State Solo & Ensemble, Large Brass Ensemble;

All Northwest Band

Adam Fernandez – All State Orchestra

Katri Gilbert – State Solo & Ensemble, Small Strings;

All Northwest Orchestra

MeeSun Hong – All State Orchestra

Madison Ibsen – All Northwest Orchestra

Trenton Jackson – All Northwest Band

Alex Johnson – All Northwest Honor Band

Melanie Llona – All State Concert Band

Carl Manhardt – All State Orchestra

AJ Otti – All Northwest;

1st Place State Solo & Ensemble, Large Brass Ensemble

Haley Stephenson – All State Honor Orchestra;

State Solo & Ensemble, Woodwind Quintet

David Swanson – All State Orchestra

CYSO musicians are extremely talented! The following CYSO Youth Symphony Members achieved State level honors.

 

Jessica Birkner – All State Orchestra

Rachel Bulger – All State Orchestra

Andrew Clark – 3rd Place State Solo & Ensemble, Large String Ensemble

Courtney Creech – All State Honor Band

Nick Delmedico – 2nd Place State Solo & Ensemble – Tuba solo;

1st Place State Solo & Ensemble, Large Brass Ensemble;

All Northwest Band