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California Symphony — Composer-in-Residence Program (2026–2029)

Offered by California Symphony

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Deadline
October 31, 2025 (passed)
Award / support
Multi-year residency with orchestral opportunities (details on program page).
Location
Walnut Creek / East Bay, CA, USA
Organizer
California Symphony

About this opportunity

Three-year composer-in-residence program to compose, rehearse, premiere, and record multiple orchestral works with California Symphony.

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When is the deadline for California Symphony — Composer-in-Residence Program (2026–2029)?
The last deadline was October 31, 2025 and applications are currently closed. This is a yes opportunity, so it is likely to reopen. Applications typically open around September 3, 2025.
Who offers California Symphony — Composer-in-Residence Program (2026–2029)?
It is offered by California Symphony, based in Walnut Creek / East Bay, CA, USA.
What funding or support does California Symphony — Composer-in-Residence Program (2026–2029) offer?
Multi-year residency with orchestral opportunities (details on program page).
How do I apply for California Symphony — Composer-in-Residence Program (2026–2029)?
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