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Events
All events are free to the public and will take place at
the Poorman Recital Hall, Climenhaga Arts Center, Messiah
College, Grantham, PA.
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Schedule:
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Faculty Concert - Aug. 6, 3 PM.
Mendelssohn Trio masterclass
Richard Roberson Masterclass
Ann Schein joint Concert - Aug. 11, 8 PM.
Ann Schein masterclass - Aug. 12, 10 AM.
Students Chamber Recital - Aug. 13, 3 PM.
Participation
requirements
Participants are a select group of professionally-oriented,
advanced students of violin, viola, cello, piano, and composition,
16 years of age and older. Exceptions will be made for gifted
younger applicants.
Activities
Participants will be grouped into string trios, string
quartets, piano trios, piano quartets, or piano quintets.
Each participant will be assigned to a group, and music
will be selected for each group prior to the beginning
of the program. Each chamber group will have group rehearsals,
coaching by all members of the faculty, performances in
the masterclasses, and a public performance in Poorman
Recital Hall at the closing of the camp. Various seminars
of music/chamber music-related topics will be held each
day. There will be a joint performance and masterclass
by guest artists Earl Carlyss, violin and Ann Schein,
piano.
In addition to attending guest artist
performances and master-classes, participants
for the Composition Workshop will write
music and participate in group critique, study selected
chamber works, and supervise readings and rehearsals of
their works. At least one composition will be selected for
public performance by the Mendelssohn Piano Trio.
Double-occupancy dorm—$690
Double-occupancy apartment—$730
Single-occupancy dorm—$770
Tuition and meals only—$520
Tuition and housing only—$520
Tuition only—$350
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Mendelssohn
Piano Trio
Peter Sirotin, violinist
Fiona
Thompson, cellist
Ya-Ting Chang, pianist
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| Composition
Faculty |
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Richard Roberson
Composer, Pianist
Dean of Messiah College School of the Arts
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| Guest
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Ann Schein
Guest Artist
Pianist
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| Artistic
Advisory Board |
Jerome
Barry
baritone and artistic director of the Washington, D.C.,
Embassy Series
Earl Carlyss
Violinist, Former member of Juilliard String
Quartet
Director of Quartet Studies at the Aspen Music School
Victor
Danchenko
violinist, faculty at the Curtis Institute of Music and
Peabody Conservatory
Ronald Leonard
Gregor Piatigorsky professor of cello at the USC Thornton
School of Music.
Richard
Roberson
pianist and composer, dean of School of the Arts at Messiah
College
Ann
Schein
Pianist
Distinguished teacher's chair at the Aspen Music School
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| Facilities |
Messiah College’s
scenic main campus, located on 400 beautiful rolling acres
in the suburban town of
Grantham, in south central Pennsylvania, features Climenhaga
Fine Arts Center, which has the 400-seat Miller Auditorium,
the 150-seat Poorman Recital Hall, a large instrumental
rehearsal hall, and ample practice room space for musical
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| Contributions |
Contributions to support
the educational and cultural objectives of Chamber
Music in Grantham are gratefully accepted. All contributions
are tax-deductible. Please make checks payable to: Messiah
College/Chamber Music in Grantham. |
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| Past
Seasons |
2009
Camp
2008
Camp
2007
Camp
2006
Camp
Participants' Comments
Hannah Thomas-Hollands
" This camp was a great experience and I've loved every
minute of it. The atmosphere is fantastic and the coaches
were really helpful. I only wish it could have been longer."
Anna Bain Pugh
" This was a perfectly balanced experience - great people,
fabulous music and just enough independent time. See you
next year. "
Johann M. Wiese
" This camp was really cool, I enjoyed it a lot.
The master classes were awesome (helpful and fun) , and
I think I learned much about chamber music while I was
here. " |
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| Application |
For
instrumentalists
Please submit a letter of application which should include
the following information: name, address, phone number,
e-mail address, date of birth, parent(s) or guardian name
and phone number, gender, instrument, number of years
studied and a brief description of your prior chamber
music experience. Please include a letter of recommendation
from your current teacher with his or her contact information,
a tape or compact disc of two contrasting styles of music
of your choice, along with your non-refundable $50 application
fee, which is applied toward tuition.
For composers
Please submit a letter of application, letter of recommendation
from your current teacher, and a score of a substantial
(longer than five minutes) composition for piano trio.
Works submitted should not have received a public performance.
All accepted compositions will receive a reading during
the camp, and at least one will be selected for performance
by the Mendelssohn Piano Trio at the final concert.
Application deadline:
June 1, 2010. Notification
of acceptance will be made before June 15, 2010. After
being notified of acceptance, the tuition is due by June
30, 2010. Applications received after the deadline
will be considered if space is available. |
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