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Instruction, Information & Inspiration for Players of Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass & Fiddle | Mar. 5, 2010

The Strings 2010 Summer Study Guide
is now online!

Summer is almost here and Strings’ Summer Study Guide is your one-stop shop for this summer’s hottest camps, workshops, and festivals.  Check out these great opportunities to indulge in one of your favorite pastimes by visiting the full listing of summer study programs online at AllThingsStrings.com/summer. Don’t forget to register early and reserve your space!

 

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SCOR! (The Strings Camp for Adults) – Specifically designed for adult string players and pianists, this program uniquely combines the in-depth musical experience of a chamber-music/orchestra camp with the diversity of conference-style sessions. stringcamp.com

 

University of New Hampshire Violin Craftsman Summer Institute – Weeklong, hands-on workshops in violin building, maintenance and repair, and bow making, rehairing and repair. learn.unh.edu/violin

 

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Midwest Young Artists Chamber Music Camp – An exceptional comprehensive music camp for serious string and piano students in 7th–12th grades. Offering students an unparalleled music experience in a fun and supportive environment. mya.org

 

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New York University’s Steinhardt School – In-depth study of selected string-quartet repertoire.  Master classes with well-known musicians will enrich the students’ understanding of solo and string-quartet repertory. steinhardt.nyu.edu

 

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Kenai Peninsula Orchestra Summer Music Festival – Wonderful musical vacation set in one of the most beautiful spots on earth.  Festival participants can take part in and enjoy informal concerts, master classes, and ensemble opportunities. kpoalaska.org/new/

 

For the full listing of summer programs please visit AllThingsStrings.com/summer

Scott Cao

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