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From the Top seeks musicians.


From the Top, the hit radio program that showcases America's best young classical musicians is auditioning young artists from across the country.

Hosted by pianist Christopher O'Riley, each From the Tap broadcast presents five young performers or ensembles and intersperses their stunning artistry with lively interviews, lighthearted musical games and radio theater comedy skits. Many of the programs feature famous names from the music world including Yo-Yo Ma
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Young classical musicians ages 9 to 18 who have not graduated from high school are eligible to apply for a From the Tap audition. The program welcomes solo performers on all instruments. Instrumental or vocal ensembles with no more than six performers are also welcome.

Application packets are available via the program website at www.fromthetop.org. They can also be requested via mail or phone as follows: From the Top, 295 Huntington Ave., Ste. 201, Boston, MA 02115; (617) 437-0707. Applications and recorded auditions are accepted continuously and on a rolling admissions basis.

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Title Annotation:Items of Interest
Publication:American Music Teacher
Date:Oct 1, 2006
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