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Introduction
Introduction
Formerly known as CTS, the Global Mission Chamber Orchestra (GMCO) now shines as a beacon of musical excellence within the revered sphere of the International Association of Professional Music Teachers (IAPMT), steadfast in its Christian mission. Renowned for its youthful virtuosity, GMCO's members not only demonstrate their musical prowess but also embody a spirit of benevolence. Rooted in the esteemed legacy of the CTS String Ensemble, established in 2009, GMCO proudly continues the tradition of nurturing budding musicians aged 13 to 18, who, having undergone over four years of private instruction, audition for a coveted spot in this prestigious ensemble.
Formerly known as CTS, the Global Mission Chamber Orchestra (GMCO) now shines as a beacon of musical excellence within the revered sphere of the International Association of Professional Music Teachers (IAPMT), steadfast in its Christian mission. Renowned for its youthful virtuosity, GMCO's members not only demonstrate their musical prowess but also embody a spirit of benevolence. Rooted in the esteemed legacy of the CTS String Ensemble, established in 2009, GMCO proudly continues the tradition of nurturing budding musicians aged 13 to 18, who, having undergone over four years of private instruction, audition for a coveted spot in this prestigious ensemble.
With a unified purpose, GMCO musicians transcend the conventional boundaries of concert venues, extending their talents to uplift organizations supporting the homeless and nursing home residents, offering solace and affection through the medium of music. Each Saturday evening, the orchestra assembles in Irvine, diligently honing their craft under the esteemed tutelage of Dr. Andrew Park, a distinguished professor at Pacific University whose guidance has enriched the ensemble for over 16 years.
With a unified purpose, GMCO musicians transcend the conventional boundaries of concert venues, extending their talents to uplift organizations supporting the homeless and nursing home residents, offering solace and affection through the medium of music. Each Saturday evening, the orchestra assembles in Irvine, diligently honing their craft under the esteemed tutelage of Dr. Andrew Park, a distinguished professor at Pacific University whose guidance has enriched the ensemble for over 16 years.
GMCO's dedication to community service is paralleled by its unwavering commitment to musical excellence. In addition to their charitable endeavors, the orchestra curates a diverse array of concerts, presenting a tapestry of musical genres that resonate deeply with their local community. Acknowledging the tireless efforts of its volunteers, GMCO ensures that every student receives the prestigious Presidential Service Award, underscoring their steadfast dedication to spreading joy and compassion through the transformative power of music.
GMCO's dedication to community service is paralleled by its unwavering commitment to musical excellence. In addition to their charitable endeavors, the orchestra curates a diverse array of concerts, presenting a tapestry of musical genres that resonate deeply with their local community. Acknowledging the tireless efforts of its volunteers, GMCO ensures that every student receives the prestigious Presidential Service Award, underscoring their steadfast dedication to spreading joy and compassion through the transformative power of music.
Audition Information
Audition Information
Requirements: A student at least 13 years old with minimum 4 years of experience in violin, viola, cello, or double bass— preferred if the student is a Christian and attends church actively, online, or in person.
Contact Information: email us at gmchamberorchestra@gmail.com
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