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Music Program Please check back for 2012 information. Each of your six full days at camp is filled with music-making, time for relaxation, and evening concerts. Typical Daily Schedule
* Sessions: Participants choose their morning sessions from the classes scheduled during those times. Except for chamber music groups, there is no pre-registration for classes. Music classes A varied selection of classes, for vocalists and instrumentalists, beginners and advanced alike, will keep you making music all day.
* Chamber Ensembles: These will be assigned before camp whenever possible. Please register early to help us schedule these coached groups. Registrants enrolled after June 20 are not guaranteed a chamber music group, although every effort will be made to accommodate them. (Music class offerings may vary according to enrollment.) Repertoire By popular demand, this year's choral work is Carmina Burana. For the Symphony Orchestra, Rosemary Thomson has chosen selections from Khatchaturian's Masquerade Suite, Johann Strauss's Blue Danube Waltz, and The repertoire for Marc Crompton's Wind Ensemble will be Holst's First Suite in The String Ensemble, to be led by Chris Light, will play Handel's Overture and Minuet from Berenice and either the First Movement (Allegretto) from Karl Jenkins' Palladio Concerto Grosso or an arrangement of Mozart's Symphony Evenings
On Monday, join in a fun ice-breaker event to get to know your fellow participants. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, our outstanding faculty present concerts, ending the day on a perfect note. On Friday evening and Saturday, the spotlight is on the participants! This is your chance to perform in an amicable, supportive environment, and to hear what your fellow participants have been working on all week. Various concerts will feature chamber music, small choral groups, children and youth. On Saturday evening, the spotlight is on the large ensembles, with a wind-up party on campus afterwards (to which guests are welcome). Sundays Camp gets going even before your first class Monday morning. Upon your arrival between 2:00 and 4:00pm on Sunday, After supper, an orientation session will map out how the week will unfold, and the faculty and their courses will be introduced. Music-making then begins in earnest with a read-through of the week's choral work (singers and instrumentalists separately). On the last day of camp (Sunday,
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