After a long 24 months, the Okanagan Symphony Youth Orchestra (OSYO) will be playing to live audiences again.

Limited to 50 students from around the Okanagan this year, the OSYO says it香蕉视频直播檚 navigating the pandemic to provide a safe environment for live music.

Shows are upcoming in Vernon, Penticton and Kelowna. The Vernon show will take place Nov. 27 at Trinity United Church; the Penticton performance is on Nov. 28 at Cleland Community Theatre; and the Kelowna show, also on Nov. 28, will be hosted by the First Lutheran Church.

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The OSYO Fall Concert will feature cellist Angela Zeng 香蕉视频直播� a star in the making.

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The concert will also feature the premiere of 香蕉视频直播楻ain at the End of Time,香蕉视频直播� a new work by trombonist and Grade 12 student composer Dryden Bennett.

Tickets are available online at or at the door.

The OSYO provides young string, wind, brass and percussion players with opportunities in advanced orchestral playing with their peers. Students aged nine through 20 are welcomed from all over the Okanagan.

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