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Talent and Effort

2/1/2019

Music educator and profession development specialist Michael Griffin discusses the misunderstood idea of talent, its intersection with hard work, and whether or not it is a genetic phenomenon. The "learning mindset" vs. the "talent mindset" can lead to drastically different results in students, and although each individual's perception and environment affect these outcomes, reliance on talent can lead to a decrease of effort he argues. Click here to read the full article by Michael Griffin.

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Summer Music Program List

1/11/2019

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The information below contains links to websites owned and operated by third parties. These links are provided for your information and convenience only and are not an endorsement by Note-worthy Experiences of the content of such linked websites or third parties.

https://www.spencerbrookstrings.com/pages/music-festival Concord, MA, has offered string students a fantastic week of making music in an atmosphere of fun and friendship. Participants – from 2nd through 12th grade – play in small chamber music groups and also in big orchestras.

Sonatina http://www.sonatina.com/summersonatina.html / 1-5 weeks Bennington,VT ages 7 - 16 for piano Some of our students and / or instructors have attended some of these programs. Contact Renee at rbordner@note-worthyexperiences.com if you wish to connect with an alumni of these programs.

Berklee https://www.berklee.edu/summer/programs (Berklee College of Music & Boston Conservatory) Many day and overnight camps for students of all ages.

New England Conservatory Jazz Lab / 1 week Boston, MA jazzlab@necmusic.edu 617-585-1335 ages 14-18 / ensemble, jams, songwriting/composition, listening, entrepreneurship, audition prep

New England Conservatory Festival Youth Orchestra / 3 weeks Boston, MA fyo@necmusic.edu ages 13-18 / intermediate to advanced-level strings, brass, winds, percussion (Not offered summer 2018)

Apple Hill Center / five 10-day sessions Nelson, NH music@applehill.org 603-847-3371 focus: chamber music workshops ages 12-79 / strings, wind, piano

Aspen Music Festival / 8 weeks (half session available) Aspen, CO asaint@aspenmusic.org 970-205-5054 ages 12-18 / all instruments

Boston University Tanglewood Institute / varies with the program from 2–8 week Lenox, MA tanglewd@bu.edu617-353-3386 ages 14-18 / all instruments

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp / four 2-week sessions Twin Lake, MI 231-894-1966 focus: 5,300 students & 175 performances each summer in an outdoor woodsy environment grades 5-12 / all instruments

Cadenza / 5 weeks Oneonta, NY info@nysmf.org 607-267-4024 focus: many programs available including chamber music, flute institute, private instruction, jazz ages 11-15 / instrumental, guitar, piano, voice, percussion, jazz

California Summer Music / 3 weeks San Francisco, CA csm@csmusic.org 415-753-8920 focus: solo, chamber music, composition age range: 13-26 / composition, strings, piano
Camp Encore Coda / 3–6 weeks Sweden, ME jamie@encore-coda.com 207-647-3947 focus: chamber, private lessons, jazz, rock & roll, large ensembles ages 10-18 / strings, wind, brass, piano

Castleman Quartet Program / 7 weeks Fredonia, NY ccastleman22@gmail.com 585-274-1592 no age specifics given, very selective (more advanced students)—only about 40 students in entire program / violin, viola, cello

Chamber Music Institute at Holy Cross / 6 days Worcester, MA aresker@holycross.edu (508) 793-2296 For high school and college aged violinists, violists, cellists and pianists

Chautauqua Music Festival / 7 weeks Chautauqua, NY music@ciweb.org ages 17-25 / instrumental, piano, voice

Credo Oberlin Chamber Music / 3 weeks Oberlin, OH see below
Credo Prelude: Elmhurst College / 2 weeks Elmhurst, IL office@credo-music.org 440-774-3658 age 11-18 / strings, piano, chamber music

Cremona International Music Academy and Competition / 2 weeks Cremona, Italy 646-206-4024 info@internationalmusicacademics.com focus: chamber, private lessons, practice, performance, competition ages 12-18 / strings, piano

Decoda Skidmore Chamber Music Institute / 2 weeks Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY focus: chamber music ages 15+ / instrumentalists

Eastern Music Festival / 5 weeks Greensboro, NC Info@easternmusicfestival.org 877-833-6753 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lessons ages 14-22 / orchestral instruments, piano

The Fredericksburg Brass Institute (FredBrass) / 1 week Northampton, MA ages 14-18 / brass players

Greenwood Music Camp junior & senior / 2 weeks (junior), 5 weeks (senior) Berkshires, MA debby@greenwoodmusiccamp.org 413-320-5908 ages 10-13 (junior), 13-18 (senior) / all instruments
Heifetz / 6 weeks Staunton, VA office@heifetzinstitute.org 540-907-4446 ages 13-27 / violin, viola, cello

Indiana University Summer Piano Academy / 3 weeks Bloomington, IN karmtayl@indiana.edu 812-336-4465 focus: piano

Indiana University Summer String Academy / 4 weeks Bloomington, IN musicsp@indiana.edu 812-855-6025 focus: chamber, private lessons, practice grades 7-12 (piano), ages 12-18 (strings) / strings, piano
International Institute for Young Musicians / one 3-week session; two 2-week sessions Lawrence, KS info@iiym.com 949-584-5709 focus: Student takes 2 classes 3 times a week; private lessons twice a week; 3 hours practice per day; recitals and community performances. ages 12-23 / piano

International Summer Music Academy “ Music in Regensburg” / 2 weeks Regensburg, Germany aiokheles@comcast.net focus: chamber, private lessons, practice, performance ages 12-18 / strings, piano

Interlochen / various programs, various lengths Interlochen, MI admission@interlochen.org 800-681-5912 or 231-276-7472 focus: many programs—band, brass, choir, music composition, orchestra, percussion, strings, voice, woodwinds grades 3-12 / strings, voice, brass/percussion, composition, piano

Killington Music Festival / 5 weeks Rutland, VT kmfest@sover.net 802-773-4003 focus: chamber music, private lesson, practice ages 14-23 / violin, viola, cello, piano
Kinhaven Junior & Senior / 2 weeks (junior), 6 weeks (senior) Weston, VT kinhavenmusic@aol.com 610-868-9200 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lesson, practice grades 4-7 (junior), ages 13-18 (senior) / orchestral instruments, piano

Luzerne Music Camp junior & senior sessions 4 weeks (2 week option available for junior) (6-8 week sessions available) New York, NY info@luzernemusic.org 518-696-2771 ages 10-14 (junior), 15-18 (senior) / strings, piano, winds, brass, percussion

Meadowmount / 7 weeks Westport, NY admissions@meadowmount.com 518-962-2400 violin, viola, cello, piano
Music at Menlo: Young Performers Program (day/boarding options) / 3 weeks Atherton, CA edward@musicatmenlo.org 650-330-2030 focus: chamber ages 9-18 / intermediate, pre-conservatory, and early-conservatory-level pianists, violinists, violists, cellists

Music on the Hill (day) / 3.5 weeks Belmont, MA moth@powersmusic.org 617-484-4696 focus: chamber music ages 9-14 / all instruments

Musica Mundi / 2 weeks Waterloo, Belgium info@musicamundi.org 32-0-2-652-0101 focus: chamber ages 10-18 / chamber music

Narnia Festival / 2 weeks Narni, Italy NarniaArtsAcademy@gmail.com +39 0744 403132 instrumentalists, singers, dancers, composition, performance, conducting, language www.narniafestival.it

New England Music Camp / 7 weeks (half session available) Sidney, ME info@nemusiccamp.com 914-498-6143 focus: strings, winds brass, percussion, piano, guitar, voice, musical theatre
Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute / 2 weeks Oberlin, OH summer@oberlin.edu 440-775-8044 focus: baroque chamber music, use of baroque instruments, 1 college music credit available grades 9-12 / voice, strings, piano, winds

The Perlman Music Program / 7 weeks Shelter Island Heights, NY info@perlmanmusicprogram.org 212-721-8769 focus: chamber, private lessons, masterclasses, practice, 38 exceptionally gifted students are accepted each summer ages 12-18 / strings

Point Counterpoint "Prelude," / 1 week Sessions #1–3 / 3, 3, and 2 weeks Young Artists Program / 5 weeks Leicester, VT pointcp@gmail.com 267-886-5359 (Oct-Apr) 802-247-8467 (May-Sept) focus: chamber music, private lessons, practice, music theory ages 8-13 (prelude), ages 11-17 (sessions #1, 3), grades 9-12 (session #2, young artists program) / violin, viola, cello, piano

Rivers Summer Youth Programs / 1 week Weston, MA d.tierney@rivers.org 339-686-2293 Summer Music at Rivers junior & senior sessions (day) / 2 week sessions focus: chamber music, jazz, improvisation, ear training jazz instruments ages 8-18 (Youth Orchestras), grades 2-6 (junior), grades 7-12 (senior) / all instruments

Rocky Ridge Music Center / 4 weeks Estes Park, CO rrmc@rockyridge.org 970-586-4031 focus: 2 private lessons per week, orchestra, chamber, master classes, practice ages 15-24 / all instruments

Sewanee Summer Music Center / 4 weeks Sewanee, TN ssmf@sewanee.edu 931-598-1225 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lessons, practice ages 15-23 / all instruments

Sing this Summer / 1 week Amherst, MA singthissummer@gmail.com ages 7-18 / voice, choir, musical theatre, also have strings program

Walden School Music Camp / 5 weeks Dublin, NH students@waldenschool.org 415-648-4710 ages 9-18 / composers, strings, guitar, voice

Yellow Barn Young Artists Program / 2.5 weeks Putney, VT daniel@yellowbarn.org 802-387-6637 ages 13-20 / strings, winds, piano, composition

Youth and Muse / 1–3 weeks Boston, MA yohei@youthandmuse.com 617-939-4495 Focus: Every student will have an opportunity to play a concerto with orchestra, and selected students will appear in a concerto concert as soloist. Ages 12-18 / strings, winds, piano

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Note-worthy Teacher Philosophies

10/12/2018

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By Rachel Stroia

Earlier this year, Note-worthy embarked on the project of collecting teaching philosophies from all of our teachers. We know that all of our teachers are unique in their teaching styles and goals. Reading a teacher's biography can sometimes not be sufficient information to decide if that teacher is a good fit for your student. We asked ourselves how we could make more focused information about out teachers available to families searching for music teachers. Just as every teacher has a different teaching style, every family has a different requirement for their own musical journey. We asked our teachers to write a teaching philosophy so that we could understand their motives, inspirations, and goals, not just their achievements. The results surpassed our expectations. Not only did we learn about individual teaching styles and methods, but we also discovered the wealth of diversity that the teachers at Note-worthy offer.

One teacher said, "I teach students to focus on achieving the sensations of healthy singing, rather than making judgments about the resulting sounds, which can often be instinctively negative, rather than objective and analytical. Once we free ourselves from negative judgments, singing becomes healthier, more creative, AND more fun! I ask students to view lessons and practice as science experiments; be playful and observant and the beautiful sounds will happen." Another, "My teaching philosophy is to instill a state of constant wonder and curiosity for music of all forms." Another, “"Whether teaching voice or piano, my primary goal is to help students see music as a creative, individual, and fun process! Through my positive and gentle guidance which includes invaluable tools like healthy vocal or piano technique, musical literacy, improvisation and ear training, and appropriate repertoire, I hope to help cultivate a lifelong love of music in my students that keeps them learning and experimenting for years to come."

Our teachers bring a wealth of experience from some of the best music schools in the county. But more than that, they bring a passion to share their love of music with others and to inspire a life-long love of music in their students. For more teacher philosophies, please visit our Meet our Teachers page.

Rachel Stroia is the Office Manager at Note-worthy Experiences Music Studio. In addition to working at Note-worthy, she is also a student at Suffolk University and enjoys reading and cooking.

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Arts Better the Lives of Everyone

8/23/2018

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By Rhoda Bernard

Arts Better the Lives of Everyone
One of my great joys is experiencing the arts. I am a singer and pianist, specializing in Jewish music in Yiddish and Hebrew. I gig regularly, playing this music that I love at private parties, synagogues, and folk festivals whenever I can. Playing music keeps me grounded in what I love, focused on my passion, and in touch with the most meaningful part of my life.

I have been told that I sang before I spoke – and if you know me, that says a lot, because I am quite a talker! My fondest childhood memories are of singing – songs from the radio, show tunes, melodies I made up on the spot, and songs that I learned at our temple.

My parents, though not art makers themselves, were true arts lovers. When I was growing up, we regularly went to exhibits, concerts, plays, and performances – whether they were in our suburban community or twelve miles away in Boston. I grew up being a viewer, a listener, and an audience member, in addition to being a performing musician.

It is no surprise, then, that I have devoted my professional life to ensuring that all individuals have meaningful access to and participation in the arts. I am the Managing Director of the Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs, a new Institute that stems from the recent merger between Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory. The Institute is a catalyst for the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in all aspects of visual and performing arts education. Our work has three main pillars, all of which focus on increasing access to arts education for all students: Arts Education Programs for individuals ages 3 to adult; one-of-a-kind Graduate Programs in Music Education and Autism; and Professional Development for the field. We are dedicated to ensuring that all people receive a meaningful arts education, and that they are taught by educators who have the tools and support that they need to reach every student.

Our various Arts Education Programs include:

Private Music Lessons – on any instrument or voice, as well as composition/arranging, and music theory – for individuals ages 6 and up.
Music Classes for Young Children – caregiver-and-me style classes for children ages 3 to 8 to develop basic musical skills and interact with many kinds of music.
The Inner Harmony Ensemble – a choral group that includes individuals with disabilities and individuals without disabilities, making music together through singing and playing instruments.
The iPad ensemble – where students ages 9 and up create, explore, and perform music together using iPads, Skoogs, and other music technologies.
The Rock Band – small groups where students ages 9 and up learn and perform popular music together.
The Day Sessions: ABLE Summer Music Program – a week-long summer music day camp for individuals with disabilities to study, explore, and play music, and to learn from musicians with disabilities who provide clinics and concerts.
Step by Step! – two adaptive dance programs, one for students with Down Syndrome, and one for students on the autism spectrum, that provide movement instruction and activities.

And coming in Fall 2018:
We will be piloting a theater program for students with disabilities that will become a full-fledged program in the spring of 2019.

We will be piloting a duet program to prepare students to play music in ensemble settings. This program will be an official program beginning in spring 2019.

These programs are taught by our dedicated staff of instructors, all of whom are students or alumni from our Graduate Programs in Music Education and Autism. I am very, very proud of the outstanding teaching by our instructors and the fantastic training and support provided by our consultants.

Currently, we serve more than 160 families every Saturday in these programs. If you’re interested in learning more about our work, please follow the links and go to our website. You can sign up to be on our newsletter mailing list, where you will learn about our programs, events, and initiatives. You can fill out an application for the program you are interested in by clicking the red APPLY button at the bottom of each program’s web page. Please also note that financial aid is available for families who qualify. There is a link to the financial aid application on every program page.

At the Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs, we truly believe that the arts better the lives of everyone, and we are deeply committed to making it possible for every person to learn, experience, and participate meaningfully in the arts. We feel that access to the arts, arts learning, and arts experiences is a civil right, and we work hard every day to spread the great joy of the arts to every single person.

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Summer Music Program List

3/13/2018

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The information below contains links to websites owned and operated by third parties. These links are provided for your information and convenience only and are not an endorsement by Note-worthy Experiences of the content of such linked websites or third parties.

https://www.spencerbrookstrings.com/pages/music-festival Concord, MA, has offered string students a fantastic week of making music in an atmosphere of fun and friendship. Participants – from 2nd through 12th grade – play in small chamber music groups and also in big orchestras.

Sonatina http://www.sonatina.com/summersonatina.html / 1-5 weeks Bennington,VT ages 7 - 16 for piano Some of our students and / or instructors have attended some of these programs. Contact Renee at rbordner@note-worthyexperiences.com if you wish to connect with an alumni of these programs.

Berklee https://www.berklee.edu/summer/programs (Berklee College of Music & Boston Conservatory) Many day and overnight camps for students of all ages.

New England Conservatory Jazz Lab / 1 week Boston, MA jazzlab@necmusic.edu 617-585-1335 ages 14-18 / ensemble, jams, songwriting/composition, listening, entrepreneurship, audition prep

New England Conservatory Festival Youth Orchestra / 3 weeks Boston, MA fyo@necmusic.edu ages 13-18 / intermediate to advanced-level strings, brass, winds, percussion (Not offered summer 2018)

Apple Hill Center / five 10-day sessions Nelson, NH music@applehill.org 603-847-3371 focus: chamber music workshops ages 12-79 / strings, wind, piano

Aspen Music Festival / 8 weeks (half session available) Aspen, CO asaint@aspenmusic.org 970-205-5054 ages 12-18 / all instruments

Boston University Tanglewood Institute / varies with the program from 2–8 week Lenox, MA tanglewd@bu.edu 617-353-3386 ages 14-18 / all instruments

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp / four 2-week sessions Twin Lake, MI 231-894-1966 focus: 5,300 students & 175 performances each summer in an outdoor woodsy environment grades 5-12 / all instruments

Cadenza / 5 weeks Oneonta, NY info@nysmf.org 607-267-4024 focus: many programs available including chamber music, flute institute, private instruction, jazz ages 11-15 / instrumental, guitar, piano, voice, percussion, jazz

California Summer Music / 3 weeks San Francisco, CA csm@csmusic.org 415-753-8920 focus: solo, chamber music, composition age range: 13-26 / composition, strings, piano
Camp Encore Coda / 3–6 weeks Sweden, ME jamie@encore-coda.com 207-647-3947 focus: chamber, private lessons, jazz, rock & roll, large ensembles ages 10-18 / strings, wind, brass, piano

Castleman Quartet Program / 7 weeks Fredonia, NY ccastleman22@gmail.com 585-274-1592 no age specifics given, very selective (more advanced students)—only about 40 students in entire program / violin, viola, cello

Chamber Music Institute at Holy Cross / 6 days Worcester, MA aresker@holycross.edu (508) 793-2296 For high school and college aged violinists, violists, cellists and pianists

Chautauqua Music Festival / 7 weeks Chautauqua, NY music@ciweb.org ages 17-25 / instrumental, piano, voice

Credo Oberlin Chamber Music / 3 weeks Oberlin, OH see below
Credo Prelude: Elmhurst College / 2 weeks Elmhurst, IL office@credo-music.org 440-774-3658 age 11-18 / strings, piano, chamber music

Cremona International Music Academy and Competition / 2 weeks Cremona, Italy 646-206-4024 info@internationalmusicacademics.com focus: chamber, private lessons, practice, performance, competition ages 12-18 / strings, piano

Decoda Skidmore Chamber Music Institute / 2 weeks Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY focus: chamber music ages 15+ / instrumentalists

Eastern Music Festival / 5 weeks Greensboro, NC Info@easternmusicfestival.org 877-833-6753 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lessons ages 14-22 / orchestral instruments, piano

The Fredericksburg Brass Institute (FredBrass) / 1 week Northampton, MA ages 14-18 / brass players

Greenwood Music Camp junior & senior / 2 weeks (junior), 5 weeks (senior) Berkshires, MA debby@greenwoodmusiccamp.org 413-320-5908 ages 10-13 (junior), 13-18 (senior) / all instruments
Heifetz / 6 weeks Staunton, VA office@heifetzinstitute.org 540-907-4446 ages 13-27 / violin, viola, cello

Indiana University Summer Piano Academy / 3 weeks Bloomington, IN karmtayl@indiana.edu 812-336-4465 focus: piano

Indiana University Summer String Academy / 4 weeks Bloomington, IN musicsp@indiana.edu 812-855-6025 focus: chamber, private lessons, practice grades 7-12 (piano), ages 12-18 (strings) / strings, piano
International Institute for Young Musicians / one 3-week session; two 2-week sessions Lawrence, KS info@iiym.com 949-584-5709 focus: Student takes 2 classes 3 times a week; private lessons twice a week; 3 hours practice per day; recitals and community performances. ages 12-23 / piano

International Summer Music Academy “ Music in Regensburg” / 2 weeks Regensburg, Germany aiokheles@comcast.net focus: chamber, private lessons, practice, performance ages 12-18 / strings, piano

Interlochen / various programs, various lengths Interlochen, MI admission@interlochen.org 800-681-5912 or 231-276-7472 focus: many programs—band, brass, choir, music composition, orchestra, percussion, strings, voice, woodwinds grades 3-12 / strings, voice, brass/percussion, composition, piano

Killington Music Festival / 5 weeks Rutland, VT kmfest@sover.net 802-773-4003 focus: chamber music, private lesson, practice ages 14-23 / violin, viola, cello, piano
Kinhaven Junior & Senior / 2 weeks (junior), 6 weeks (senior) Weston, VT kinhavenmusic@aol.com 610-868-9200 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lesson, practice grades 4-7 (junior), ages 13-18 (senior) / orchestral instruments, piano

Luzerne Music Camp junior & senior sessions 4 weeks (2 week option available for junior) (6-8 week sessions available) New York, NY info@luzernemusic.org 518-696-2771 ages 10-14 (junior), 15-18 (senior) / strings, piano, winds, brass, percussion

Meadowmount / 7 weeks Westport, NY admissions@meadowmount.com 518-962-2400 violin, viola, cello, piano
Music at Menlo: Young Performers Program (day/boarding options) / 3 weeks Atherton, CA edward@musicatmenlo.org 650-330-2030 focus: chamber ages 9-18 / intermediate, pre-conservatory, and early-conservatory-level pianists, violinists, violists, cellists

Music on the Hill (day) / 3.5 weeks Belmont, MA moth@powersmusic.org 617-484-4696 focus: chamber music ages 9-14 / all instruments

Musica Mundi / 2 weeks Waterloo, Belgium info@musicamundi.org 32-0-2-652-0101 focus: chamber ages 10-18 / chamber music

Narnia Festival / 2 weeks Narni, Italy NarniaArtsAcademy@gmail.com +39 0744 403132 instrumentalists, singers, dancers, composition, performance, conducting, language www.narniafestival.it

New England Music Camp / 7 weeks (half session available) Sidney, ME info@nemusiccamp.com 914-498-6143 focus: strings, winds brass, percussion, piano, guitar, voice, musical theatre
Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute / 2 weeks Oberlin, OH summer@oberlin.edu 440-775-8044 focus: baroque chamber music, use of baroque instruments, 1 college music credit available grades 9-12 / voice, strings, piano, winds

The Perlman Music Program / 7 weeks Shelter Island Heights, NY info@perlmanmusicprogram.org 212-721-8769 focus: chamber, private lessons, masterclasses, practice, 38 exceptionally gifted students are accepted each summer ages 12-18 / strings

Point Counterpoint "Prelude," / 1 week Sessions #1–3 / 3, 3, and 2 weeks Young Artists Program / 5 weeks Leicester, VT pointcp@gmail.com 267-886-5359 (Oct-Apr) 802-247-8467 (May-Sept) focus: chamber music, private lessons, practice, music theory ages 8-13 (prelude), ages 11-17 (sessions #1, 3), grades 9-12 (session #2, young artists program) / violin, viola, cello, piano

Rivers Summer Youth Programs / 1 week Weston, MA d.tierney@rivers.org 339-686-2293 Summer Music at Rivers junior & senior sessions (day) / 2 week sessions focus: chamber music, jazz, improvisation, ear training jazz instruments ages 8-18 (Youth Orchestras), grades 2-6 (junior), grades 7-12 (senior) / all instruments

Rocky Ridge Music Center / 4 weeks Estes Park, CO rrmc@rockyridge.org 970-586-4031 focus: 2 private lessons per week, orchestra, chamber, master classes, practice ages 15-24 / all instruments

Sewanee Summer Music Center / 4 weeks Sewanee, TN ssmf@sewanee.edu 931-598-1225 focus: orchestra, chamber music, private lessons, practice ages 15-23 / all instruments

Sing this Summer / 1 week Amherst, MA singthissummer@gmail.com ages 7-18 / voice, choir, musical theatre, also have strings program

Walden School Music Camp / 5 weeks Dublin, NH students@waldenschool.org 415-648-4710 ages 9-18 / composers, strings, guitar, voice

Yellow Barn Young Artists Program / 2.5 weeks Putney, VT daniel@yellowbarn.org 802-387-6637 ages 13-20 / strings, winds, piano, composition

Youth and Muse / 1–3 weeks Boston, MA yohei@youthandmuse.com 617-939-4495 Focus: Every student will have an opportunity to play a concerto with orchestra, and selected students will appear in a concerto concert as soloist. Ages 12-18 / strings, winds, piano

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Got Music? Note-worthy T-Shirts Now Available

8/31/2017

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Free Halloween Music Fun

10/6/2016

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I have said it before and I will say it again...
The internet has changed the way I teach. Below is a example of why I love the internet. After one simple search, I found countless ways to make music lessons more fun for kids! Click on this link to print these colorful sheets for your students too!

www.myfunpianostudio.com/music-theory/halloween-music-worksheets/

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Talent and Effort

Summer Music Program List

Note-worthy Teacher Philosophies

By Rachel Stroia

Arts Better the Lives of Everyone

By Rhoda Bernard

Summer Music Program List

Got Music? Note-worthy T-Shirts Now Available

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