Donations

If you love what you’ve heard and have already bought the CDs, you may send a financial donation to support the group. Please send a check made out to “Chelsea High School” with “CHO donation” in the notes area, to the address below.

Chelsea House Orchestra
c/o Chelsea High School
740 North Freer Road
Chelsea, MI 48118

Quick Links

When I can see you play?
How can I purchase CHO music?
How do I book CHO for my upcoming event?

Connect

What People Are Saying

I have heard the Chelsea House Orchestra perform in recordings and several live settings over the past few years. Most recently I observed them perform at the 2014 National Conference of the American String Teachers Association in Louisville, KY. I witnessed their performance as the featured ense…

Dr. Robert GardnerProfessor of Music EducationPenn State University

What’s remarkable about the Chelsea House Orchestra isn’t that these high school students gave an outstanding, high-energy, Celtic-themed performance for the 2014 American String Teachers Association national conference in Louisville, Kentucky. What’s remarkable is that under the leadership of Jed…

Kirk D. Moss, Ph.D.National Past PresidentAmerican String Teachers Association

Led by Maestro Jed Fritzemier, director and mentor…their (CHO) enthusiasm and heart-felt performance were infectious. They were genuinely having fun, making terrific music, and thoroughly enjoying the moment made possible only through the synergy of their talents.

Rich McKenzieInternational Music DistributorConnolly Distributing

The members of Chelsea House Orchestra bring incredible energy and life to their performances. The variety of their repertoire and their ability to play folk music from around the world sets them apart from many other orchestras. A must see!

Dr. Stephen BenhamProfessor of MusicDuquesne University

The musicians of the Chelsea House Orchestra gave a performance that was exciting to hear and see. The 30 members of CHO played a variety of Celtic music with a professional level of artistry and expression.

Dr. Michael HopkinsAssistant Professor of Music EducationUniversity of Michigan