About the Honors Performance Series

Whether you’re a sixth grade performer who shows great promise or you’ve already received your degree in musical performance, the instrumental and choral opportunities available through the Honors Performance Series allow you to take the stage at an internationally renowned performance venue, experience both musical and personal growth, and enjoy spending time with and learning from peers who share your passion.

MIDDLE SCHOOL:
In middle school, being a musician is all about honing your craft and becoming a better singer or instrumentalist.  What better way is there to learn than to join a group of talented peers and study with a master conductor? The Middle School Honors Performance Series is the perfect forum for dedicated student musicians to showcase  their skills, advance to the next level, and make new friends in the process!

HIGH SCHOOL:
The High School Honors Performance Series selects students from an international pool of applicants to rehearse and perform under master conductors on two of the world’s greatest stages. When not preparing for their once-in-a-lifetime performance at the Stern Auditorium/Ronald O. Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall or the Concert Hall at the iconic Sydney Opera House, students experience the best of the sights and performing arts in New York City and Sydney, Australia. By completing this program, you are eligible to receive college credit from George Mason University.

COLLEGE:
The Young Adult Honors Performance Series assembles talented college-aged and young adult performers to experience the thrill of working with master conductors and performing on two world-renowned stages. Selected musicians are invited to further their skills, network with other talented musicians, and work with distinguished professionals. Exciting cultural, sightseeing, and professional development opportunities in New York City or Sydney, Australia round out this transformative experience.