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Orchestral Program
Strings, winds and choir, leading into the Delhi Chamber Orchestra.
The Orchestral Course teaches violin, saxophone, trumpet, trombone and choir, with reading and technique built for ensemble playing. Students can join the Delhi Chamber Orchestra (DCO), a student-led classical orchestra formed by Prism School of Music with 70+ student performers.
How it works
From your first lesson to the orchestra
The Orchestral Program trains students on violin, saxophone, trumpet, trombone and choir, with reading, technique and ensemble skills built for playing in a group, not just alone.
As they progress, students can join the Delhi Chamber Orchestra (DCO), the student-led classical orchestra formed by Prism School of Music, with more than 70 performers.
The program sits alongside our violin and saxophone classes, so students can combine one-to-one lessons with orchestra rehearsals.
Questions
Orchestral Program: FAQs
Which instruments are in the Orchestral Program?
Violin, saxophone, trumpet, trombone and choir.
What is the Delhi Chamber Orchestra?
A student-led classical orchestra formed by Prism School of Music, with 70+ student performers.
Do I need to read music to join?
No. Reading is taught as part of the program, alongside technique and ensemble playing.
Can children join?
Yes. Children and adults can join, and your teacher will advise when you are ready for orchestra rehearsals.
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