The SSE runs from July 13-18 and promises an unforgettable week of music, learning, and fun!
Do you know a child who would love to try strings? Now’s the time!
The SSE is celebrating 25 years of inspiring young musicians, ages 3 through high school. Whether you’re an experienced violinist, violist, or cellist—or just curious to give one a try—this camp is for you!
Anyone aged 3-16 who plays or wants to play violin, viola or cello is welcome at the SSE. Save these dates. You won’t want to miss it. you’re an experienced violinist, violist, or cellist—or just curious to give one a try—this camp is for you! We welcome players of all backgrounds, from classical to fiddle, to be part of our vibrant musical community.
🔗 Register now and make this summer one to remember!
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🌐 Learn more & register: saskorchestras.com/sse
📧 Email us: summerstring@gmail.com
Hideo Saito’s analysis of conducting gestures provides the key to conducting with precision and artistry. In particular. his identification of the secondary point and ingenious use of From-point gestures are not taught elsewhere. Join the community of conductors who have used these ideas at the highest level. For more information or to register, visit http://www.conductorschool.com/SOA.html
(Deadline for applications is April 30, 2025)
The Saskatchewan Orchestral Association (SOA) Bursary Program assists SOA members to participate in summer musical development activities.
Any musician who is an SOA member is eligible to apply for a bursary.
Awards are normally given to applicants between the ages of 12 and 26. Applications for individuals outside this range will be evaluated on a case to case basis.
Overall Priority: applications are welcome from all orchestral instrument players, but it is an overall priority of the Bursary Program to support string players
Priority 1: National honour programs requiring an audition [e.g. National Youth Orchestra]
Priority 2: Support for eligible applicants incurring travel costs to participate in out-of-province programs that require an audition
Priority 3: Support for eligible applicants incurring travel costs to attend SOA-funded summer camps which are at a distance in excess of 100 km from the applicant’s home community. SOA funded summer camps are:
Prairie Cello Institute
Regina Summer Strings
Saskatoon Suzuki Summer String Experience
Priority 4: Support for eligible applicants incurring travel costs to participate in non SOA-funded programs.
For more information: https://www.saskorchestras.com/soa-bursary-information for more information!
The Saskatchewan Orchestral Association receives funding from the Sask Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation.
Every lottery ticket you purchase helps support organizations that enrich communities, including District Festivals that celebrate the performing arts across the province.
