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Founded in 2009, the Engineering Chamber Orchestra (EChO) is an organization open to all musically inclined students, faculty, and staff throughout the University of Texas at Austin. Its mission is to preserve musical interest and appreciation by encouraging its members to promote music in the community. Our organization offers members the opportunity to participate in unique chamber ensemble experiences not found anywhere else on campus. EChO members rehearse a variety of music in ensembles or the orchestra. At the end of each semester, they have the opportunity to showcase their efforts in a public concert series. Members also have opportunities to promote music by teaching kids about the science behind music and performing at nursing homes.

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