Please note: 2025 program dates, lengths, and locations subject to change due to extenuating circumstances.
The Young Artists Wind Ensemble (YAWE) is one of the nation’s premier summer youth programs of its kind and draws outstanding wind, brass, and percussion players from across the globe. It provides opportunities to study and perform works from the repertoire of great wind ensemble literature composed from the seventeenth century through modern day.
*The Young Artists Wind Ensemble is open to high school students who have not yet begun full-time college or conservatory study.
A Day in the Life
Daily wind ensemble rehearsals with two concert performances in Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, led by conductors H. Robert Reynolds and David Martins
Two private lessons with BUTI faculty, with additional lesson opportunities with BSO members and guest artists
Chamber music rehearsals and coachings several times per week with BUTI faculty, and approximately four chamber music performances throughout the season
Master classes with some of the world’s most esteemed music professionals (past visits and classes include Mike Roylance, Robert Sheena, Tim Genis, Daniel Katzen, Ronald Barron, David Krauss, and the United States Marine Band)
Access to all Boston Symphony Orchestra and Tanglewood Music Center concerts, as many as 15 events a week
David Martins, Conductor
Jennifer Bill, Saxophone CORIGLIANO Triathlon for Saxophonist and Wind Ensemble, II. Lines GRAINGER Children’s March, “Over the Hills and Far Away” MASLANKA Symphony No. 7
REED El Camino Real – A Latin Fantasy
Concert Cycle 2 – August 4, 2024 – 1:30pm
H. Robert Reynolds & Mallory Thompson, Conductors BACH Fervent is my Longing; Fugue in G Minor, “Little Fugue” HISAISHI Howl’s Moving Castle HOLST First Suite in E-flat HORNE,Deep River MARQUEZ Danzon No. 2
TICHELINitro
Past Seasons
2023 Season
DANIELPOUR Toward the Splendid City
HIGDON Mysterium
SOUSA The Fairest of the Fair
STEPHENSON Symphony No. 2, “Voices”
THOMAS Come Sunday
HAILSTORK American Guernica
LAURIDSEN O Magnum Mysterium
REED La Fiesta Mexicana
SCHUMANN Chester Overture
SHOSTAKOVICH Festive Overture
SHOSTAKOVICH Prelude in Eb Minor
TICHELI Lux Perpetua
TICHELI Acadiana
2022 Season
ADAMO arr. MARTIN Overture to Lysistrata, First Performance
Thomas Weaver | Coaching Faculty and Coordinator of Collaborative Piano Fellowship Program
Related Programs
BUTI encourages you to apply to every program for which you’re interested and eligible. Please also consider applying to the following related program(s):
The total cost of attending BUTI is based on the total number of weeks in attendance (even if attending more than one program). Find more detailed information here.
Scholarships are awarded based on merit and/or financial need in combination with enrollment needs. Any student applying for scholarship must complete the scholarship section of the admissions application, even if only applying for a merit-based award (the scholarship application is found within the digital admissions application). Students will be notified of any potential scholarship assistance with their admission decision. Learn more about scholarships at BUTI.