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Chamber Music Camp 2010

 What We Offer

The WTAMU Chamber Music Strings Camp and Piano Workshop run during the same week. Both programs offer individual and group instruction and performing opportunities for young performers as well as great faculty performances and a lot of fun!
For strings, we invite you to star in your own chamber ensemble. Each group has its own coach to help you achieve the highest levels of musicianship. You will also have the opportunity to play in a chamber orchestra!
For all musicians there are Master classes, electives, recitals, and other activities led by a faculty of experts, including members of the Harrington String Quartet and other WTAMU faculty.

Elective classes are part of the daily schedule and add to our outstanding curriculum offered. Campers choose to participate in two electives, such as:
All-State Etude Preparation (strings)
Music and Technology
Composition and Arranging
Conducting
Music Literature/Repertoire
Music Theory
Technique Classes
 
Requirements
Musicians ages eight years through the summer following their senior year in high school are welcome. Resident campers must be at least 12 years of age. A minimum of two years of playing experience is required for camp attendance.

Fees
$485 - residential campers (register by May 7)
$310 - priority commuter campers (register by May 7)
$335 - commuter campers (register May 7 - 14)

TMEA All-State Orchestra members and MTNA state piano contest winners attend at a highly reduced rate of $55 as commuter campers, or $240 each to come as residential campers.
Both the commuter and residential tuition fees cover Sunday’s auditions and all activities Monday through Friday, from 9am to 5pm, including lunch. Residential tuition also includes a full meal package, nightly activities, and dormitory accommodations.
 
Registration and Payment Deadline
Applications and final payments must be postmarked no later than May 7, 2010. Applications for residential status will not be accepted if postmarked after May 7. Commuter applications will be accepted until May 14, but will be assessed a $25 fee if postmarked after May 7. Elective classes are assigned on a first-come, first-placed basis. Placement is based on the date the application is received, class preference, and class capacity.
 
For more information, contact Tracy See at tsee@wtamu.edu or 806-651-2854