The Phillips Music Guild of Indianapolis is an association of volunteer musicians Student Levelsthat has been offering an intensive instruction program for young wind instrument players since 1977. The volunteers of the Guild donate over 2000 hours annually mentoring young students in the Indianapolis area.

Performing GroupsThe Guild mentors give their time freely because of their intense desire to make a positive impact on young lives and a passion for sharing the joy of music. Guild programs are tuition-free, admitting students based on their commitment to achievement.

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The Phillips Music Guild of Indianapolis is an association of volunteer musicians that has been offering an intensive instruction program for young wind instrument players since 1997. The volunteers of the Guild donate over 2000 hours annually mentoring young students in the Indianapolis area.

The Guild mentors give their time freely because of their intense desire to make a positive impact on young lives and a passion for sharing the joy of music. Guild programs are tuition-free, admitting students based on their commitment to achievement.
Phillips Guild Events 2007-2008
Summer
Break
 We're on summer break until the fall. See you in a few months!
Thu, May 22
7 p.m.
 Performance by Slaughterhouse Five Woodwind Quintet at Martin University.
Concerto Gross,
Performed by the Phillips Guild Apprentices May 1, 2008



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