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  • Join us for TRYPO’s Spring Concert Weekend at Point Park University’s Pittsburgh Playhouse! From May 10–11, enjoy three thrilling concerts featuring Wind Symphony (joined by trombonist Jim Nova and guest conductor Eryn Carranza), Percussion Ensemble, Tutti Strings, Symphonette, and the Young Peoples Orchestra (featuring concerto winner Wesley Madge and Holst’s The Planets). General Admission is free with advance registration; tickets purchased at the door or on the day of the concert are $10. VIP and VIP Plus tickets offer reserved seating, perks, and exclusive TRYPO merch—available through May 6. Let’s celebrate our young musicians and the music they’ve worked so …

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  • Symphonette at Music For All National Festival

    by Robin Thompson

    Symphonette at Music for All National Festival This special weekend will be an opportunity for Symphonette students to travel to Indianapolis and perform at the prestigious Music for All National Festival sponsored by YAMAHA! We are one of the only youth orchestras to be accepted in the history of this festival! Students will have an opportunity to perform on the iconic Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts (pictured above), meet and listen to other students perform, receive feedback and clinic with renowned music educators, attend clinics and workshops on valuable music education topics, and spend time with each …

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  • Wind Symphony Travels to Cleveland This special weekend will be an opportunity for Wind Symphony students to travel to Cleveland, work with Baldwin Wallace University faculty, tour the campus, attend a concert by the Cleveland Orchestra and share a concert with the Baldwin Wallace Senior Wind Symphony. WHEN: March 1, 2025, 4 – 6 PM EST WHERE: Baldwin Wallace University: Kulas Musical Arts Building, 96 Front St, Berea, OH 44017 Event is free and open to the public. No tickets required. Can’t make it to the performance in person? We’ve got you covered. A few minutes before the concert is scheduled to …

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  • Save the date for our Winter 2024 Concert featuring Tutti Strings, Percussion Ensemble, and Wind Symphony on Sunday, February 2, 2025, at South Fayette High School. Celebrate this dynamic community of young musicians. Program information to come. Please register for tickets in advance and plan to arrive early to enjoy chamber performances in the lobby. As with every TRYPO concert, general admission tickets are free with a suggested donation. Please note, the deadline to reserve general admission tickets is February 1st at 11:59 PM. General admission tickets will be sold at the door for $10 on the day of the concert …

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  • As we mark a significant milestone in the history of the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras (TRYPO), we invite you to join us in celebrating our 50th anniversary! For half a century, TRYPO has been dedicated to nurturing the talents of young musicians, providing them with the resources, guidance, and opportunities to excel in their musical journeys. To commemorate this special occasion, we’ve created a special anniversary video that showcases the incredible journey we’ve embarked on together. From humble beginnings to becoming a vital part of Pittsburgh’s cultural fabric, our story is one of passion, dedication, and the transformative power …

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  • Today we are featuring two brass musicians from our trumpet and French horn sections. Learn more about Ricky and Caleb below! Ricky Ricky has been a part of the #TRYPOfam for 4 years. During his time in TRYPO, Ricky has played French horn in our Young Peoples Orchestra and Wind Symphony ensembles and participated in TRYPOsphere and Youth Chamber Connection as well. When asked why he wanted to join TRYPO, Ricky shared “A friend of mine brought me to a rehearsal, and I liked it so much that I joined mid-season.” His favorite memory from his time in TRYPO was …

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