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This camp is designed specifically to provide opportunities for significant growth of both the advanced and less experienced performers!
Ronald Haas, Band Director
Donald Spieth, Orchestra Director
6th to 8th grades | 9th to 12th grades
Musicianship Training
Music Technology
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Dates
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July 22 - July 26, 2013
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Program Fees
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$350
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Application Deadline
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June 14, 2013
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Application Procedure
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Complete registration form and mail with payment
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Ensemble Concert Date
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7 PM Friday, July 26, 2013
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The MCMI Young Musicians’ Camp (YMC@M) is open to students entering grades 6-12 in the fall of 2013. The camp is open to students of all levels of band and orchestra instruments that already have SOME experience on their instrument (please—no beginners). Students will find challenging and rewarding opportunities for musical growth.
- To instruct students in the performance practice of traditional band and orchestral music.
- To provide students the opportunity to hone their musicianship skills through small and large ensemble performance.
- To provide classes (theory, ear-training, etc.) that support the student’s development as a performer.
- Major ensemble (band for winds and orchestra for strings)
- Ear-training
- Theory/History
- Composing
- Sectionals/chamber ensembles
- Master classes
This week-long camp begins on Monday morning at 9:00 am with an organizational meeting that transitions quickly into the first full day of classes. The typical day runs from 9:00-4:30 with an hour long break for lunch at noon. The students will play in a final, capstone performance on Friday July 26th at 7:00 in Foy Concert Hall, admission is free.
Lunch is provided and the cost is covered by the tuition. Meals are provided in Clewell Dining Hall just a few feet away from Foy Concert Hall.
Fees
The fee for the week-long camp is $350.00 per student, which includes instruction, participation in ensembles and lunch.
How to Register
You can register by mailing the printable registration form to:
Young Musicians' Camp @ Moravian College
1200 Main Street
Bethlehem, PA 18018
For more information contact the Music Institute 610.861.1650 (voice), 610-861-1657 (FAX), or
music@moravian.edu
Because our standards for achievement are high, we accept highly motivated students who will enjoy the classes as well as the cultural activities. It is, therefore, important to know that failure to comply with regulations will be grounds for immediate dismissal from the program. Parents and/or guardians will be contacted as soon as any unsatisfactory behavior is recognized. No refunds will be issued if you are dismissed for behavioral issues.
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Donald Spieth, Orchestra Director (bio)
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Violin Instructor
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Nancy Terlaak Poot, viola instructor (bio)
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Audrey Simons, cello instructor (bio)
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Paul Rostock, bass instructor (bio)
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Ronald Haas, Band Director (bio)
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Woodwind Instructor
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Brass Instructor
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Following the tradition of over 250 years of music
in Bethlehem and located in the historic district, THE MORAVIAN
COLLEGE MUSIC INSTITUTE encourages the art of music through study
and performance at all levels for any student or member of the
community. Offerings include private lessons, master classes,
group ensembles and Suzuki education.
MCMI offers excellent year round concert programming
to suit any musical taste.
For More Information on Music Lessons or MCMI Events, Call: 610.861.1650
music@moravian.edu
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