EMTA SO esitavad igal kevadel uudisloominguid Tallinna Metodisti kirikus, mis on saanud juba traditsiooniks. Äärmiselt hea on ka see, et noorte seas muutuvad orkestrid populaarsemaks, mis ongi just nimelt neile suunatud ja kus ühiselt musitseerivad EMTA eri osakondade tudengid. EMTA dirigent Arvo Volmer alustas oma karjääriga 1980. Aastate keskel kahe muusikakollektiiviga: Estonia teatri ja ERSO-ga. Rahvusvahelisele karjäärile pani aluse edukas esinemine 1989. aastal Nikolai Malko nimelisel noorte dirigentide konkursil Kopenhaagenis. Edaspidine karjäär hakkas aina arenema ja alates 2014/15 hooajast on ta Põhja-Itaalias Blozano ja Trento Haydni Orkestri peadirigent. Volmer on juhatanud mitmeid erinevaid orkestreid: Birminghami, Berliini Ringhäälingu, NDR-i Hamburg Sümfooniaorkestrit. Kontsert sai alguse Sergei Prokofjev Sümfoonia nr. 1 D-duur op. 25-ga ''Klassikalisega'', mis
both diplomas cum laude. As a conductor Roots made his debut in summer 1929 with the Tartu Vanemuine orchestra. In 1933 and 1935 he took advanced training courses in piano in Paris, studying with Alfred Cortot. In 1937 he took a refresher course in Vienna as a conductor at the Viennese Academy of Music with the Austrian conductor Felix Weingartner. In the same year his studies brought him to Salzburg, where one of his teachers was Nikolay Malko. In 1939, Roots took the post of the chief conductor of the State Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra. His last refresher course took him to Salzburg again (1943), where he participated in the summer courses, organised by the German Music Institute, polishing his abilities as a conductor with Clemens Krauss. According to the recollections of several musicians of those days, Roots started a new era in the development of Estonian orchestration. Roots was a conductor with the
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