Metropolitan Youth Orchestras of Central Alabama
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We've Moved!! A New Era Begins...
With the restoration of St. Paul UMC, the installation of the first phase of their museum and plans to fully embody the church's status as a civil rights monument, MYOCA/Scrollworks made the decision in late spring of 2025 that our organization needed to relocate. We formed a steering committee of teachers, admin staff, board members and parents and began a search for a new location that would allow us space to teach, grow and fulfill our mission. Thanks to a lot of hard work and support from our community, we have found an exciting new location and have just completed the physical move.
Our new location is Brewster Road Community Church in Center Point. Everyone on the steering committee as well as the families that volunteered to help with the move are very excited by this new partnership.
(Revisions to the website are still in progress. Please stay tuned.)
We're celebrating our 18th year of music ensembles and instruction! We continue to serve every interested child, age 6 to 18, including those with disabilities.
If you believe, as we do, that learning to play an instrument can positively impact a child, please consider supporting Scrollworks with a monetary donation.
Thank you!!
As our student enrollment grew, so did our vision. After learning their basics on an instrument, many Scrollworks students join our ensembles.
We offer several performing ensembles for both new and returning students. Certain prerequisite skills must be demonstrated and a placement audition may be required.
Our ensembles:
Metropolitan Youth Orchestra
Chamber Winds
Chamber Strings
Percussion Ensemble
Recorder Ensemble
Youth Choir
Donate Instruments
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Donate Music Books
Many thanks to these organizations!
Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute (WMI) supports PlayUSA, a program that supports a wide range of instrumental music education projects across the United States, all specifically designed to reach low-income and underserved students on a local level.
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