Smith Performing Arts Center, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the Kennedy Center. Full recordings of recent concerts can be downloaded from the group's website. Arrangements Group members produce the arrangements that this orchestra performs. Anyone is allowed to submit an arrangement, however each piece is run through a critique and voted on by the group’s music committee (consisting of the music director, the orchestra conductors, choral conductor, and the vice president) before it is accepted and put into the program for a given semester. Legacy The Maryland GSO hopes to inspire and assist in the creation of more GSOs in the future. They have openly encouraged high school and college students who are interested in starting a GSO at their school to contact them. The GSO's fall 2008 concert inspired students at Magruder High School in Rockville, Md., to found their own video game orchestra. The similarly named Magruder Gamer Symphony Orchestra performs regularly at the high school's instrumental music concerts as the only non-classroom ensemble. In fall 2010, the Maryland GSO helped to establish a similar ensemble at Damascus High School in Damascus, Md. Upon hearing about the Maryland GSO, a student at Ithaca College founded the Ithaca College GSO in 2011. The ensemble's premiere concert was November 11, 2012. Tyler Modesto was inspired by the “Art of Video Games” exhibit at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and started the 8-bit Orchestra at the University of Delaware. See also Video game music Video Games Live Play! A Video Game Symphony Notes References External links The Gamer Symphony Orchestra at the University of Maryland homepage Gamer Symphony Orchestra profile on OC ReMix Magruder High School Gamer Symphony Orchestra homepage Video game musicians University of Maryland, College Park student organizations 2005 establishments in Maryland Musical groups established in 2005 University orchestras Video gaming in the United States Orchestras based in Maryland