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March 4, 2024

High School Honor Band Festival

The University of St. Thomas Department of Music, Film and Creative Enterprise is thrilled to announce the return of the St. Thomas High School Honor Band Festival on March 4, 2024. This event will be held in our newly built state-of-the-art performance and rehearsal facilities, The Schoenecker Center.

This long-standing program at St. Thomas will once again bring together high school students from across the state and region to work with our St. Thomas faculty, some of the finest professional musicians from the Twin Cities. We are pleased to welcome guest conductor, Simão Francisco, Conductor of the Orquestra Sinfónica Thomar of Portugal.

The evening public performance, rehearsals, masterclasses, and clinics along with meals and a campus tour are all included in the experience. And for this, a modest fee of $10 is being asked for per student. The evening performance is free and open to all. We hope you will consider nominating worthy students who would most likely benefit from this festival experience.

High school directors are welcome to attend a full day of complimentary professional development sessions and clinics. This day will include a luncheon with some of our faculty members, guest artists and conductors. We hope you can join us for these events, and if interested, kindly indicate on your student nomination forms.

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Contact Information

Department of Music: Call 651-962-5850 (Fax 651-962-5876) or Email music@stthomas.edu

Graduate Programs in Music Education: Call 651-962-5870(Fax 651-962-5886) or Email gradmusic@stthomas.edu

Mailing Address

Department of Music
2115 Summit Ave., BEC LL05
St. Paul, MN 55105

Graduate Programs in Music Education
2115 Summit Ave., LOR 103
St. Paul, MN 55105

Campus Location

The undergraduate music office is located on the lower level of Brady Educational Center, and the graduate music office is located on the first floor of Loras Hall.