Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) is delighted to announce its 2017 merit scholarship winners, presented at the organization's final concerts this spring.
2017 Margarete Harvey Scholarship Celebrating the involvement and support of Mrs. Margarete Harvey, this scholarship recognizes Progressions graduates completing their junior or senior year and celebrates their achievements and commitment. The 2017 Margarete Harvey Scholarship recipients are:
Carrie Rondeau Memorial Concerto Scholarship Established to memorialize longtime Music For Youth/MYSO member Carrie Rondeau, this scholarship was awarded to the winner of the 2017 Senior Symphony Concerto Competition, Daniella Brusubardis, of Dousman.
Tony Lucas Award.
The Tony Lucas Award, named in honor of Tony Lucas, a dedicated volunteer with MYSO for more than two decades, recognizes Mr. Lucas's unwavering dedication and commitment to the organization. It is given to one outstanding second year Progressions student who receives a full scholarship for MYSO 2017-18 membership, private lessons, and use of an instrument. This year's recipient is double bassist Lauren Gooden, of Milwaukee. Lauren is a student at Golda Meir School.
About Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra Since 1956, Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) continues to nurture, challenge, and inspire generations of students through music, profoundly changing lives and our community for the better. MYSO has grown from one orchestra and 30 students to become, by several measures, the largest and one of the most respected youth orchestra programs in the nation. We serve 6,000 students during the academic school year who come from more than 200 schools in over 14 counties throughout southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. In addition to classical music, MYSO's repertoire includes jazz, steel pan and percussion ensembles.
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