The Pittsburgh Philharmonic invites auditions from musicians
19 years old or younger performing on strings, brass,
woodwinds, percussion, or harp.
The winner will be invited to perform with The Pittsburgh Philharmonic Sunday, March 7, 2027 at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center!
Saturday, November 7, 2026, by appointment
PYCO School of Music
150 Lake Drive Wexford PA 15090
The winner will receive a $300.00 scholarship.
For more information about eligibility and application, click the links below!
All regular season concerts are performed at:
The Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
3579 Masonic Way,
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
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