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ENROLL NOW for CTYO's annual String Fling Summer Day Camp, July 7-11, 2008, from 9am-2pm daily at the McKinney Performing Arts Center. For more information and the application, click here...
Let's Play Violin or Cello, CTYO's exploratory Recreational Classes for FIRST TIME BEGINNERS are being offered this summer at the McKinney Community Center through the Parks and Recreation Department. For more information and regirations instructions, click here...
Help support all CTYO kids in all our programs while enjoying a delicious evening at Rick's Chop House on the square in McKinney. Confirm your plans to join us on June 26 by making your reservation and paying online now - seating is limited. Click the "Donate/Pay" button below, and follow the links to "Registrations and Fees."
Founded in 2003, The Cross Timbers Youth Orchestra is a non-profit IRS 501(c)3 organization for committed young musicians in the North Texas area. The CTYO organization has three levels of programmatic offerings: CTYO Elementary Strings, the Studio Program, and CTYO Orchestras, all organized to inclusively nurture and support all levels of musical ability and experience. Students are encouraged to learn, exercise their talents, and have fun through weekly rehearsals, coaching sessions, and performance opportunities. Additionally, CTYO is a partner in the cultural life of the community, offering special workshops and educational programs in all styles and genres of music, and promoting high-quality, professional performances for the North Texas area.
The programs of CTYO are tuition-based, with auditions required for placement and held by appointment. Serving young people from elementary through grade 12 and their families in the cities and towns in Collin and surrounding North Texas counties, CTYO is neither an alternative to nor a substitute for school music programs. CTYO expects that student participants will be enrolled in the appropriate and applicable music and arts programs in their schools. Also, students auditioning for and participating in CTYO ensembles are expected to study with a private teacher on their instrument.
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