
The BYU New Horizons Orchestra was established in 2003 to create an opportunity for adults - and especially for senior adults - to begin study of a musical instrument. It serves as an "entry point" into instrumental music education for people who have never played before, and a "re-entry" point for those who may have been away from music making for many years. It also serves as a laboratory teaching setting for BYU music education students, and a vehicle for identifying and studying the ways music can affect family life.
The New Horizons Orchestra is sponsored by the BYU School of Music and directed by Dr. Andrew Dabczynski.
Dates:
Winter 2009: January 14-April 16
Summer 2009: May 13-July 16
Fall 2009: September 16-December 16
Ages:
Adults 40 and up
Lessons and rehearsals held at:
Oak Hills 7th Ward building (Apple Chapel)
1038 North 1200 East
Provo, UT 84604
Information:
You can register in any one of the following ways:
Listen to our directors and some long-time members of the New Horizons Orchestra on KBYU Radio:
September 12 “Thinking Aloud” segment on KBYU with Andy Dabczynski, Gordon Childs, Leslie Ehlert, and Ron Edwards.