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The College Orchestra Directors Association is dedicated to the promotion and advancement of college and university orchestra programs through the collaborative assistance, insights, knowledge, creativity, resources and shared vision of its members. CODA champions the art of teaching and performing orchestral music and strives to encourage and support the artistic, professional and personal growth of college orchestra directors and their students. The association serves as an advocate for the crucial dual roles of the orchestra in the higher education community; namely, providing an essential component in the development of educated students of all majors, and refining the vocational and personal skills required of those preparing for various careers in music and other disciplines.

The College Orchestra Directors Association has members from more than 150 colleges, universities and conservatories nationwide – Join Us Today!


UnivTexasSanAntonioEugeneDowdy

University of Texas Austin -

Eugene Dowdy, conductor

FloridaGulfCoastUnivOrchTobinStewart

Florida Gulf Coast University Orchestra -

Tobin Stewart, conductor

UnivMiamiOhioRicardoAverbach1

University of Miami Ohio -

Ricardo Averbach, conductor

CalvinCollegeRobertNordling

Calvin College Orchestra -

Robert Nordling, conductor

IdahoStateCivicChungPark

Idaho State Civic Orchestra -

Chung Park, conductor

AustinCivicOrchLoisFerrari

Austin Civic Orchestra -

Lois Ferrari, conductor

NorthernKentuckyUnivFrankRestesan1

Northern Kentucky University Orchestra -

Frank Restesan, conductor

BaylorUnivStephenHeydeFireworks

Baylor University Symphony Celebrates! -

Stephen Heyde, conductor

CodaCleveland1*

CODA National Conference January 17-19, 2013 -

CODA National Conference January 17-19, 2013

Cleveland, Ohio

Michael Shasberger, conductor

The Westmont Symphony Orchestra -

Michael Shasberger, conductor

WheatonConservatoryOrchDanSommerville

Wheaton Conservatory Orchestra -

Daniel Sommerville, conductor

Jeffrey Jacobsen, conductor

Mansfield University Symphony Orchestra -

Jeffrey Jacobsen, conductor