The UWEC Summer Double Reed Camp
for High School Musicians
is Moving ONLINE
but is
June 28-July 2, 2020
Due to the COVID19 pandemic, the UWEC Double Reed Camp is going VIRTUAL. But, we're not lamenting this change---in fact, I'm shouting from the rooftops that this will be the BEST CAMP YET! A few reasons:
1. We've got a lineup of some of the VERY BEST GUEST ARTISTS ANYWHERE!
Principal Oboist, LA Chamber Orchestra
Peter Cooper
University of Colorado, Boulder
Katherine Needleman
Principal Oboist, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Dwight Parry
Principal Oboist, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
James Austin Smith
Co-Principal Oboist, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Executive Director, Tertulia
http://www.jamesaustinsmith.com/
Executive Director, Tertulia
http://www.jamesaustinsmith.com/
2. The camp fees have been reduced to only $150 for all participants!
3. The main camp instructors will still be:
Christa Garvey, UWEC oboe faculty
Lindabeth Binkley, Central Michigan University oboe faculty
Carrie Vecchione, McPhail Center oboe faculty
We'll have individual lessons, group classes, masterclasses with guest artists, reed making/adjusting sessions, chamber music, oboe "hangout" times AND more!
To apply: all applicants must submit a short three to five minute audio or video recording that includes one to two excerpts from a solo piece or etude that exhibits the participant's technical and lyrical playing abilities. No piano accompaniment is necessary. A recording made from a cell phone is totally fine, just make sure the microphone is approximately six feet away from the performer. We will notify you within approx. two weeks of your application for acceptance into the program. Priority deadline for submission is May 1st, 2020
Click here to apply
3. The main camp instructors will still be:
Christa Garvey, UWEC oboe faculty
Lindabeth Binkley, Central Michigan University oboe faculty
Carrie Vecchione, McPhail Center oboe faculty
We'll have individual lessons, group classes, masterclasses with guest artists, reed making/adjusting sessions, chamber music, oboe "hangout" times AND more!
To apply: all applicants must submit a short three to five minute audio or video recording that includes one to two excerpts from a solo piece or etude that exhibits the participant's technical and lyrical playing abilities. No piano accompaniment is necessary. A recording made from a cell phone is totally fine, just make sure the microphone is approximately six feet away from the performer. We will notify you within approx. two weeks of your application for acceptance into the program. Priority deadline for submission is May 1st, 2020
Click here to apply
