ECIYO to host spring concert on Sunday
Urbana -- The East Central Illinois Youth Orchestra will present this year's spring concert at Monticello High School's auditorium this Sunday.
The May 15 concert will be free and starts at 7:00 pm.
"The kids have worked long and hard during a challenging time, and the results will be very much worth hearing," said Kevin Kelly, Music Director for the
East Central Illinois Youth Orchestra. "If you have the evening free, I hope you’ll consider attending."
The young musicians who will perform on Sunday are the top high school classical instrumentalists in the area. The student-musician group, who audition individually for their chair, consist of 49 students from Champaign, Urbana, Mahomet, Monticello, and Danville.
In addition to classical pieces from Bach, Tchaikovsky, and Mozart, concert-goers will hear new work by Aaron Rosenstein, a member of the orchestra.
"The kids have worked long and hard during a challenging time, and the results will be very much worth hearing," Kelly added.
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