SDYS is fortunate to have a team of dedicated teaching artists, educators, and conductors that deliver our programs to almost 600 young musicians a year. To provide additional learning and performance opportunities, we’re building our chamber music programs.

Playing chamber music requires special skills, musically and socially, which differ from those required to play solo or in an orchestra, and each member plays a singular part for which they are responsible.

Collaboration is paramount! With no conductor, each member of the group must be capable of leading. With only one student for a part, they must be responsible for learning their music, maintaining focus, and playing in tune.

Learn more about the San Diego Youth Symphony at www.sdys.org


About San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory

The San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory (SDYS) is the 6th oldest continuously operating youth symphony in the United States, and serves over 600 students annually in ten ensembles from its home in Balboa Park. Skill levels range from beginner to pre-professional, with participating students ages 8 to 25.

In addition to its Balboa Park programs, SDYS launched the Community Opus Project in 2010 as a strategy to demonstrate the many benefits of music education, build support for music in the community, and convince school districts to provide music as part of students' regular curriculum. It was so successful that within only three years, the Chula Vista Elementary School District committed to providing music education to all of its students and with the assistance of SDYS will begin phasing in school day music in the upcoming school year.

SDYS was the 2012 Grand Prize Winner of the BoardSource/Prudential Leadership Awards for Exceptional Nonprofit Boards.

For more information about the San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory or to make a donation, please contact us at 619.233.3232 or visit us at www.sdys.org.

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