Make music a bigger part of your life – free opportunities for teenage musicians facing barriers.
Ready for an adventure? Find out how to apply to join the ‘world’s greatest orchestra of teenagers’.
Opening up the buzz of orchestral music for all teenagers, music educators and youth organisations.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
Open the door to orchestral music for more hard-working teenagers.
Make music a bigger part of your life – free opportunities for teenage musicians facing barriers.
Ready for an adventure? Find out how to apply to join the ‘world’s greatest orchestra of teenagers’.
Opening up the buzz of orchestral music for all teenagers, music educators and youth organisations.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
Open the door to orchestral music for more hard-working teenagers.
Play your part and support the National Youth Orchestra. Find out how your donation transforms the lives of young people.
Experience an electrifying evening as musicians from The National Youth Orchestra take you on a daring musical adventure, with two composers whose music is a catalyst to new ideas and creativity.
Carlos Simon’s work is inspired by the countless graffiti artists around the world whose self-expression allows their audiences to ask is it art or vandalism? ’What I am trying to achieve is to be what I am to the fullest’ declared Julius Eastman in 1976. His Stay on It is a creative provocation – and it’s really groovy music!
Musicians from The National Youth Orchestra
Agata Zając Conductor
Delia Stevens Creative Director
Programme:
Simon Steen-Anderson Run Time Error
Julius Eastman Stay On It
Carlos Simon Graffiti
Dani Howard Ruminations from Trombone Concerto (2nd movement)