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YouTube Symphony Orchestra winners are announced
2. März 2009
(Cross-posted from the
YouTube Blog
)
Today we are proud to announce the winners of the world's first online collaborative orchestra. The global YouTube community and a judging panel containing members of the world's most renowned orchestras have selected over 90 talented musicians to be part of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. Together, these professional and amateur musicians play 26 different instruments and come from 30+ countries and territories on six continents.
To grasp the level of talent we’re talking about, just take a look at the stellar string section:
The selected musicians will travel from around the world to New York City to participate in a collaborative summit for classical music on April 12-15, 2009, concluding with a concert at Carnegie Hall under the direction of
Michael Tilson Thomas
, San Francisco Symphony Music Director, New World Symphony Founder and Artistic Director, and London Symphony Orchestra Principal Guest Conductor.
All the winning audition videos are on the
YouTube Symphony Orchestra Channel
; please share your congratulations with these musicians in the comments section, and don’t forget to stay tuned as we follow them on the road to Carnegie Hall. (If you’d like to cheer them on in person, tickets are on sale now at
www.carnegiehall.org
.)
Cue the congratulatory strings!
Posted by Michele Flannery, YouTube Music
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