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This category is for websites or pages related to youth symphonies based in Ontario.

Resources in This Category

• Durham Youth Orchestra

  http://www.dyomusic.com/
  Includes contact, concert, and booking information.

• Halton Mississauga Youth Orchestra

  http://www.hmyo.ca/
  Oakville: Lists upcoming events, FAQs and information about symphonic and chamber orchestras.

• Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra

  http://www.hpyo.com/
  Contains audition information, events, history, news, photos, members, and contact details.

• Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Youth Orchestra

  http://kwsymphony.ca/education/youth-orchestra.php
  Includes ensemble and audition information.

• Mississauga Youth Orchestra

  http://www.myomusic.ca/
  Includes concert calendar, audition information, registration forms.

• Mooredale Youth Orchestras

  https://www.mooredaleconcerts.com/youth-orchestras/
  [Toronto] Concert calendar, ticket mail order information, concert notes.

• North York Concert Orchestra

  http://www.nyco.on.ca/
  [Toronto] Concert calendar, ticket mail order information.

• Ottawa Youth Orchestra

  http://www.oyoa-aojo.ca/
  News, programs, camps, and registration information.

• Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra

  https://www.tso.ca/toronto-symphony-youth-orchestra
  Describes its educational programs and provides membership information.

• Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra

  http://tywo.ca/
  The TYWO began as the dream of its conductor, Colin Clarke, while he was still in high school. He envisioned a musical ensemble that would bring together the best musicians from Toronto and beyond to play the most challenging wind band repertoire.

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