Orchestra Times
The official newsletter of Centennial Orchestra

We look forward to auditions every year in which our students can demonstrate their growth and excitement for their instrument through well prepared auditions!
State UIL Solo & Ensemble Registration and Information
Students who chose to memorize their solos or earned a superior rating on a grade 1 ensemble may choose to compete at the State Level with their performance. (Result letter will say 1C-Qaulifies for State S&E for students who qualify for this event)
Please click the button below to access the registration and information for this event. Deadline for registration is Tuesday April 13th!

Senior Celebrations and Appreciation

Spring Concert


Learn more about how to become an Orchestra Officer!
Rising Juniors and Seniors Consider GPA Opt-Out
End of Year Orchestra Balances
Balances are updated sent in e-mail through Charms monthly. Students will see either a balance (negative number) or a credit (positive number) under the Total Balance line. If you receive a statement and have questions, please reach out directly to Ms. Bell. If you do not have a credit or a balance due, you will not receive a statement.
Students with an outstanding balance should pay online through CheddarUp
- All-Region Registration Fee
- All-State Registration Fee
- UIL Solo & Ensemble Registration and/or Accompaniment Fee
- Instrument Rental Fee - Please send cash or check (Payable to Centennial HS)
Interested in Private Lessons? Summer is a great time to get started!
Booster Club Parents Needed for the 2021-2022 School Year!
The Centennial Orchestra Booster Club is an integral part of the orchestra’s growth. Parents will donate countless hours to figure out ways to raise money for the Centennial Orchestra. They will volunteer to help out at concerts, receptions, contests; the list goes on and on.
Students really enjoy all of the “extra” things that happen in orchestra. We go on trips, have parties, compete in contests, eat lots of food, and so much more! We look forward to maintaining traditions!
All of these “extra” things are not free. Students want to see the traditions thrive. They will carry on as long as we have parents to volunteer and help raise the necessary funds to do so.
A small number of parents cannot continue to do all of the work for an orchestra this size. The booster club, the Centennial Orchestra, and the directors need help from ALL parents.
The orchestra’s school accounts and budget only take care of a very small amount of the monetary needs of the Centennial Orchestra. Fundraising and parent help is essential.
Parent volunteers are needed in the following ways:
Serving at concert receptions
Helping to prepare/set up/serve at the Orchestra Banquet at the end of the year
Spring Trip Chaperone
Field Trip Chaperone
Orchestra Party Chaperone
Offering to pick up food or drinks for an orchestra function or party
Being a member of the booster club board
In order for this orchestra to run efficiently, ALL must contribute. The CHS Orchestra students deserve the best! Parents, you have wonderful children, and they should get to experience every opportunity that the CHS Orchestra has to offer.
Please contact Virginia Burgan (President) for more information on our wonderful Booster Club.
Titan Orchestra Hoodie Purchase!
Purchase additional t-shirts for family or friends. Bring Stories to Life this year with Titan Orchestra!
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