Camerata & Sinfonia
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The Jackson Symphony Music Academy Camerata String Program
The Jackson Symphony is proud of their Camerata String Program. It is directed and conducted by Elise Dougan and is for beginning string players who are learning to read music and have been playing at least one year. This program is one of the only string groups between Memphis and Nashville to allow beginning players to play in an ensemble setting. They work on playing and performing together as well as on harmonies and melodies, and they are introduced to more intricate rhythms and group techniques. Camerata will perform two concerts with The Jackson Symphony Music Academy and will also play at The Jackson Symphony Holiday Pops Concert in December. They meet at Concordia Lutheran Church from 5:30-6:00pm on Thursday evenings.
The Jackson Symphony Music Academy Sinfonia String Program
The Jackson Symphony is excited to announce a new season for their Sinfonia String Program. It is directed and conducted by Elise Dougan and is for intermediate string players who want to challenge themselves by playing in a string ensemble that provides fun music and performances with fellow string players. This program is also one of the only string groups between Memphis and Nashville to allow string players to play in an ensemble setting. They work on performing together, on intricate harmonies, and on melodies and rhythms, and they are introduced to a variety of music. Sinfonia will perform two concerts with The Jackson Symphony Music Acadmey and will also play at The Jackson Symphony Holiday Pops Concert in December. Sinfonia rehearses at Concordia Lutheran Church from 6:15-7:00pm on Thursday evenings.
If you have any questions, please contact mail@thejacksonsymphony.org
