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The Oakville Beaver, F rid a y M a y 12, 2006 - 29 Season Finale! for Halton Youth Symphony May 29 The Halton Youth Symphony wraps up its concert season on Monday, May 29 at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. The concert features performances by the young strings of the Halton Youth Chamber Orchestra and the high school aged musicians in the Halton Youth Symphony Orchestras. Tickets are avail able through the box office at 905-815tion at 6:30 and continues with the performance at 7:30. The auction features a range of items from local businesses and regional entertain ment venues. The Halton Youth Symphony includes two orchestras: a chamber orchestra for musicians aged nine to 14 and a full symphony orchestra for musicians in high school. Season Finale! features per formances by both orchestras of a wide-ranging repertoire. The event also features charts performed by the Halton Junior Jazz, a group of musicians in Grades 7 and 8 who are chosen from schools within the Halton District School Board. They are perennial gold-medalists at MusicFest and audience favourites at Halton Showcase. Young musicians from all over the region will have a chance to join the Halton Youth Symphony for its 2006/2007 concert season. Auditions will be held on May 30 for positions in the senior orchestra and on June 6 for both orchestras. The HYS welcomes strings players from nine years old and players of a full range of orchestral instruments (normally from ages 13-19). Call 905-616-2760 to book an audition. 2021. The evening begins with a silent auc B ertin S tables NOW B O O K IN G & S um m er Cam ps · Weekday Lessons 4/$107 or $35/Lesson · Saturday at Farm 10am-3pm $40 (Children 5-12 yrs.) 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