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Snoqualmie Strings Youth Orchestra
Snoqualmie Strings Youth Orchestra
A local orchestra serving the Snoqualmie Valley since 2009
A local orchestra serving the Snoqualmie Valley since 2009
Meeting after school on Fridays from 2:30-5:30, the orchestras incorporate all musical levels. Separately, each level of orchestra tackles songs at an appropriate level and pace. Unique to Snoqualmie Strings, all levels join together to perform several numbers at each concert. Newer musicians play simple parts along side advanced musicians playing more complex parts, creating an unforgettable, powerful musical experience for all.
Need-to-know updates:
Need-to-know updates:
DEBUT ORCHESTRA
DEBUT ORCHESTRA
Learn to play from scratch. NO playing experience necessary. Recommended grades 3-5.
Older or younger students are encouraged to contact me at sheila@snoqualmiestrings.com
for ideas how to get started.
Registration is closed for Fall 2025. You may use the link below to reserve a spot for Fall 2026.
To learn how to get started now, please contact sheila@snoqualmiestrings.com.
Get more info here:
YOUTH AND CHAMBER ORCHESTRAS:
YOUTH AND CHAMBER ORCHESTRAS:
Fall auditions for 2026 are Friday August 28.
Fall auditions for 2026 are Friday August 28.
Rehearsals begin Friday September 11 at Snoqualmie Middle School.
Rehearsals begin Friday September 11 at Snoqualmie Middle School.
Get more info about auditions here:
Get more info about auditions here:
JUNIOR ORCHESTRA
JUNIOR ORCHESTRA
No audition necessary, though encouraged for students new to Snoqualmie Strings.
1 year playing experience required.
Rehearsals for Fall 2026 begin Friday September 11
at Snoqualmie Middle School.
Register here:
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
Chamber, Youth, and Junior Orchestra rehearsals resume Friday September 12, at Snoqualmie Middle School.
For more information contact sheila@snoqualmiestrings.com
Orchestra Rehearsal schedule:Chamber Orchestra: 2:30-4:30Youth Orchestra: 3:30-5:00Junior Orchestra: 3:30-4:40Debut Orchestra: 2:30-3:30, sometimes splits to 4:45-5:45
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