The first formal orchestral experience for string students. Through collective practice, students develop basic technique, music reading, discipline, and teamwork. Admission is through diagnostic evaluation; no formal audition is required.
An entry-level program for wind and percussion students. It focuses on developing technical fundamentals, rhythmic reading, tuning, and active listening within a collective environment. Admission is based on a diagnostic evaluation; no formal audition is required.
This programmatic area is designed to nurture and amplify the musical talents of children aged 4 to 7. Through active participation in music initiation programs, young participants engage with string instruments like the violin, viola, and cello. The emphasis is on fostering essential qualities such as discipline, collective and individual responsibility, motivation for success, and the development of strong self-esteem.
An intermediate-level orchestra for students with prior experience. Admission is through annual audition, assessing technique, music reading, intonation, and musicality. The repertoire includes symphonic works, Latin American music, and pedagogical arrangements of greater complexity.
Focused on children aged 8 to 13, this program aims to channel their musical abilities by involving them in a symphonic orchestra. This experience places strong emphasis on cultivating discipline, both individually and as a team, motivating them for success, and boosting their self-confidence.
Geared towards young individuals aged 14 to 20, this strategic program guides their vocational orientation and job training. It harnesses their musical talents within an orchestra while also enhancing their ethical and moral development.