[NEohioPAL] BW Summer Music Camps - Register Today!

[BW Community Arts School]

Grow and learn at the Baldwin Wallace Community Arts School Music Camps this summer!

Middle School String Camp
For strings players entering grades 5-8 with a minimum of nine months of playing experience! Enjoy learning and making friends through group activities and fun-filled rehearsals - String Camp concludes with a final concert for family and friends.

Middle School Band Camp
For woodwind, brass and percussion players entering grades 5-8 with a minimum of nine months playing experience! Through rehearsals, sectionals, and social activities, you'll get to grow as a musician and perform for family and friends in a final concert!

Middle School Choir Camp
This week-long camp is designed specifically for singers in grades 5-8! Group rehearsals, sectionals, singing exercises, and a final concert for family and friends make this an unforgettable summertime experience.

Middle School Piano Camp
This week-long camp is designed specifically for pianists in grades 5-8 with at least nine months of playing experience! Students can expect to participate in exciting group activities and learn more about music theory, sightreading, and improvisation at the keyboard. Piano Camp ends with a final group recital for family and friends!

High School Conservatory Summer Institute
The Conservatory Summer Institute is a 7-day residential high school intensive for students (in grades 9-12) seeking a rigorous artistic experience. Led by Baldwin Wallace University faculty, students have the opportunity to explore life at BW while growing as an artist through classes, private lessons, ensembles, and coaching sessions.

Middle School campers may choose to attend as a Residential or Commuter student.
Registration for the camps listed above closes on June 1st.

For more information on our summer camps, visit cas.bw.edu/departments/summer-camps/ or email us at sap at bw.edu<mailto:sap at bw.edu>. Come join us!


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