Subject: Music Applied
Credit units: 1
College: Arts and Science
Department: School for the Arts

This non auditioned ensemble offers an opportunity for U of S students to rehearse and perform symphonic orchestral music. Community members too are welcome to participate. Repertoire will be drawn from the long tradition within the symphony orchestra genre with contemporary works being rehearsed and performed where possible. This ensemble meets in the evening once per week and normally performs one concert at the end of each semester.

Note: This course is considered an “A” ensemble. This course may be repeated four times for credit. Participants normally use their own musical instrument(s) in music ensemble rehearsals and concerts however the U of S Department of Music does have a number of specialty instruments that can be rented out to ensemble participants. Please contact music.department@usask.ca for more details on instrument use or rental.

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