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Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras : ウィキペディア英語版
Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras
The Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras (CKYO) is a youth orchestra founded in 1947 by Howard Pence and based in Lexington, Kentucky. CKYO has a storied tradition and is dedicated to the musical education and growth of its student members. It is one of the oldest independently chartered youth orchestra in the United States. Over 275 students from 11 counties and 48 area schools come to participate in CKYO. CKYO performs at the Singletary Center for the Arts on the University of Kentucky campus, the Opera House in downtown Lexington, and other venues around the state. Children's concerts and benefits for community organizations and businesses are also part of each season for CKYO. Orchestra members enjoy a major performance tour every three years; in the summer of 2008, CKYO performed concerts in Portugal and Spain. CKYO offers four orchestras as of 2015: Preparatory youth orchestra, Repertory youth orchestra, Concert youth orchestra, and Symphony youth orchestra, as well as multiple jazz orchestras.
==History==
For Howard Pence, a Lexington area music teacher, the dream began in 1947 with 14 local high school string players. Pence was hoping to provide quality learning and performance opportunities for talented young musicians and, in turn, to bring cultural enrichment to audiences throughout the state and country. With the help of Thornton Scott, Chester Travelstead and eleven other dedicated citizens, Howard Pence realized his dream as his 14 string players grew to 49 players and a full Youth Symphony Orchestra in 1949.
With each passing decade this dream has continued to flourish and grow, as the Youth Music Society of Central Kentucky became the Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras, today consisting of four orchestras and over 290 talented young people. For CKYO, the many young musicians, who have been its members, and the community that has steadfastly supported it, the last 60+ years represent a journey of incredible experiences and spectacular achievements.

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