The University of Colorado Middle School Ensemble Program is a fantastic extra-curricular group for 6th graders to be involved in. See below for a description and for links to details.
Each year, the University of Colorado College of Music organizes its Middle School Ensembles program (MSE). This program is open to all middle school instrumentalists (woodwind, brass, percussion, and strings)! The program is designed for students with at least one full year of prior formal instruction on their instruments.
The MSE instrumental groups meet weekly throughout the spring on Wednesday nights from 6-8pm at Platt Middle School in Boulder, beginning January 31, 2018. The MSE program accepts ALL interested students, so if your student is looking for an extra opportunity to perform, please check it out. It is a great chance for your student to perform with other musicians in the area -- the programs culminate with a concert where the students get to showcase all they've learned!
For more information for instrumental students, go to this link:
http://music.colorado.edu/mse and check out the brochure below.
Each year, the University of Colorado College of Music organizes its Middle School Ensembles program (MSE). This program is open to all middle school instrumentalists (woodwind, brass, percussion, and strings)! The program is designed for students with at least one full year of prior formal instruction on their instruments.
The MSE instrumental groups meet weekly throughout the spring on Wednesday nights from 6-8pm at Platt Middle School in Boulder, beginning January 31, 2018. The MSE program accepts ALL interested students, so if your student is looking for an extra opportunity to perform, please check it out. It is a great chance for your student to perform with other musicians in the area -- the programs culminate with a concert where the students get to showcase all they've learned!
For more information for instrumental students, go to this link:
http://music.colorado.edu/mse and check out the brochure below.
| MSE Brochure |
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