As a parent of two youngsters in this organization, I would and do recommend the experience of becoming a member of YOGC to others. Why? I believe the organization is able to provide a positive musical experience. In addition to the exposure to a true orchestra experience, the other participating students are genuinely a great group of kids. I think the combination of a great musical experience with a fantastic set of young adults to interact with is a parents dream.
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- EIN 58-2079186
- 706-256-3614
- P.O. Box 8612 Columbus GA 31908 USA
- www.yogc.org
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Causes: Arts & Culture, Symphony Orchestras
Mission: To teach young people about music. To provide the opportunity for young instrumentalists to have the highest quality musical experience in an orchestral setting. To foster the discipline necessary to be successful in music, recognizing that this discipline is invaluable in life’s other pursuits. To instill a sense of value of the arts as an enrichment in every aspect of life.
Geographic areas served: Greater Columbus Georgia and surrounding area
Programs: The youth orchestra association of greater columbus, inc. Sponsors and promotes two youth orchestras, a string orchestra and a full orchestra. The association provides an opportunity for qualified students to enhance their musical education and performance skills. Weekly rehearsals are provided for the students selected for the orchestra. The orchestra performed six concerts in the current year: the fall concert at the river center, ensemble performance at columbus museum's holiday open house, a side-by -side concert with columbus symphony orchestra at river center, the "salute to broadway" pops fall concert at the columbus convention & trade center with 300 guests in attendance, the spring concert "maestro for a moment", and the "strings on broadway" summer camp concert. In addition to the concerts performed, there was a summer music camp held for over 50 students.