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Heart of Chamber Music Institute
Rockport, MA, June 15-22. AF TBA. Fee email or phone for info/brochure.
R&B TBA. Scholarship. Tape. (35)
An innovative "relaxed intensive" at idyllic Windhover Performing Arts
Center in Rockport, MA, with coaching by the Arden Quartet and Gillian
Rogell, and master classes with the Vega Quartet. Yoga and Alexander
sessions. Time to play, explore, swim, hike.
Faculty: Arden String Quartet (Zoia Bologovsky, Rohan Gregory, violin;
Kate Vincent, viola; Reinmar Seidler, cello), Gillian Rogell,
viola.
Contact: Gillian Rogell, Director, 46 Garrison Rd.
Suite 1, Brookline, MA 02445. (617) 232-1135. Fax: (617) 232-1219. E-mail:
Grogell@aol.com.
Web: www.heartofchambermusic.org.
Icicle Creek Summer Chamber Music Institute
Leavenworth, WA, June 30–July 14. AF $60. Fee $1,550. R&B incl.
Scholarship. Tape. (24)
Advanced high-school, college, and conservatory students work closely
with professional chamber musicians. Faculty are the performing artists
of the concurrent Icicle Creek Festival. Students work and receive coaching
in chamber ensembles, master classes, and private lessons. Held in the
Cascade Mountains. Minimum age 15. Preformed ensembles welcome.
Faculty: Camilla Wicks; Kairos Quartet (Carrie Rehkopf, Marcia Kaufmann,
Scott Hosfeld, John Michel); others TBA.
Contact: Carrie Rehkopf, PO Box 2071, Leavenworth,
WA 98826. (509) 548-6347. Fax: (509) 548-3128. E-mail: icicle@icicle.org.
Web: www.icicle.org.
Idyllwild Arts Summer Program
Idyllwild, CA, July 8–August 19. AF $25. Fee $825 per week. R&B
incl. Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (50 strings,
chamber music; 70 strings, orchestra)
Auditions for some programs. Founded in 1950. Age eight through college;
40–60 people enrolled in chamber music, 60–100 each in two orchestras.
One-week and weekend courses for adults, and two-, three-, and four-week
courses for children and teenagers, in music, dance, theater, visual
arts, and writing. Campus set in 205-acre alpine forest. Full rehearsals,
sectionals, chamber music, and private instruction.
Faculty: Igor Gruppman, Vesna Gruppma, Roger Wilkie, violin; Doris
Lederer, Eric Shumsky, viola; Clyde Shaw, John Walz, cello.
Contact: Diane Dennis, PO Box 38, Idyllwild, CA 92549.
(909) 659-2171, ext. 365. Fax: (909) 659-5463. E-mail: summerprogram@idyllwildarts.org.
Web: www.idyllwildarts.org.
Interlochen Arts Camp
Interlochen, MI, June 16–August 12. AF $35. Fee $3,089–$4,759. R&B
incl. Scholarship. Tape. (2,100)
Four- and eight-week residential fine-arts programs for boys and girls
(8-18). Courses in music, dance, theater, creative writing, and
visual arts. Recreational activities. Play in one of five camp orchestras
or chamber-music groups. Advanced String Quartet Institute is available
to high-school students during first four-week session.
Faculty: More than 30 string faculty members.
Contact: Admissions, PO Box 199, Interlochen, MI 49643.
(231) 276-7472. Fax: (231) 276-7464. E-mail: admissions@interlochen.k12.mi.us.
Web: www.interlochen.org.
International Chamber Music Camp
Kibbutz Negba, , Israel, July 7–17. Fee $400. R&B $400. Scholarship.
Tape. (100)
An international chamber music camp located in Tel Aviv hosting music
programs for 10 to 14 days in July.
Faculty: TBA.
Contact: Hagit Aminov, The Israel Jeunesses Musicales,
2 Rothshild Blvd., Tel Aviv, 66881Israel. (972) 3 516 5077. Fax: (972)
3 516 5016. E-mail: youth-mu@internet-zahav.net.
Web: www.youth-music.org.il.
International Festival-Institute at Round Top
Round Top, TX, June 2–July 14. AF $40. Fee $3,600. R&B $90 per
week. Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (24 violins, 8 violas,
8 cellos, 6 basses)
A professional summer institute for advanced study and performance.
Faculty: Erick Friedman, Jorja Fleezanis, Kevork Mardirossian, Daniel
Nalesso, Jesse Levine, Zoltan Toth, Norman Fischer, Andre Emelianoff,
Kenneth Harper, David Malone. Conductors: Peter Bay, Andre Boreyko,
JoAnn Falletta, Pascal Verrot, Stefan Sanderling.
Contact: Alan G. Declert, PO Drawer 89, Highway 237
at Jaster Road, Round Top, TX 78954-0089. (979) 249-3086. Fax: (979)249-3100.
E-mail: festinst@fais.net.
Web: www.festivalhill.org.
International Music Camp
Dunseith (at the International Peace Garden), ND, July 21–27 (youth
camp); July 28–30 (adult camp). AF $75. Fee $210 (youth); $125 (adult).
R&B incl. (225)
Minimum two years' instrumental experience. Students ages 10-20 have
two full orchestra rehearsals daily, plus sectionals, fundamentals,
clinics, chamber music, optional private lessons. Recreational activities.
Held in picturesque International Peace Garden.
Faculty: Michael Hall, Conductor of the Winnipeg Symphony; James Bartsch,
Educational Director, Minnesota Symphony; Jill Olson, Karin Klassen,
Michelle Persian, Guillame Tardif, Mona Coarda, violin; Judy MacGibbon
Alexander, Laurel Howard, viola; Jason McComb, Dana Glinski, cello;
Michael Hall, conductor. Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
Contact: Joseph T. Alme, International Music Camp,
1725 11th St. SW, Minot, ND 58701. (701) 838-8472. Fax: (701) 838-8472.
E-mail: info@internationalmusiccamp.com.
Web: www.internationalmusiccamp.com.
International School for Musical Arts
Niagara-on-the-lake/Niagara Falls, ON, Canada, August 3–24. AF $50.
Fee $1,900. R&B incl. Scholarship. Audition. Tape. (75)
Intensive private-lesson and chamber-music program with internationally
renowned faculty. Student performances on campus and participation in
the concert series at the Niagara International Chamber Music Festival.
Eight private lessons and eight chamber-music coachings, plus master
classes, open lessons, and faculty concerts. Held at Niagara College
in Niagara-on-the-lake luxury accommodations and stimulating atmosphere.
Recreational facilities. Apply by May 1.
Faculty: Atis Bankas, Julia Bushkova, Victor Danchenko, Scott St. John,
Oleh Krysa, Mark Lakirovich, Vladimir Landsman, Wen Zhou Li, Yuri Mazurkevich,
Michael Vaiman, Almita Vamos, Roland Vamos, Matis Vaytsner, Thomas Williams,
Zvi Zeitlin, violin; Sel Kardan, Spencer Martin, Roland Vamos, viola;
Suren Bagratuni, Ludovit Kanta, Natalia Khoma, Eugene Osadchy, Vladimir
Panteleyev,Jeffrey Solow, cello.
Contact: Atis Bankas, 32 Albany Ave., Toronto, ON
M5R 3C3Canada. (416) 530-4050. Fax: (416) 538-4342. E-mail: music@chamberconcerts.com.
Web: www.chamberconcerts.com.
International String Workshop
Stavenger, Norway, next program 2002. Fee $1,995. R&B incl.
(breakfast and hotel only). (100)
Apply by June 15. Held at Bjergsted Music Centre. Some work scholarships.
Academic credit available through Western Michigan University. Workshop
in string pedagogy, string orchestra, master classes. Performance opportunities.
Runs concurrently with workshops in Orchestral Conducting, Piano, Chorus,
and Watercolor.
Faculty: Gerald Fischbach, Eduard Melkus, Randy Sabien, Igor Ozim,
violin; Griffith Trio, Ronda Cole, Suzuki violin; Robert Culver, Donald
McInnes, Ed Adelson, viola; Phyllis Young, cello; François Rabbath,
Robert Culver, William Jones, Marvin Rabin, conducting.
Contact: Tori Hintz, Manager, 187 Aqua View Rd., Cedarburg,
WI 53012. (262) 377-7062. Fax: (262) 377-7096. E-mail: thintz@execpc.com.
Web: www.internationalworkshops.org.
Internationale Meisterkurse für Musik Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland, Switzerland, July. Fee CHF500 (cello/violin).
R&B CHF300.-approx. 2 weeks. Scholarship.
Young musicians up to 30 years may attend the master classes, provided
they qualify during the audition. Two weeks for cello and violin.
Faculty: Masterclass for cello with Eberhard Finke, July 8–19; Masterclass
for violin with Vladimir Spivakov, July
Contact: Sekretariat, Postfach 308, Zürich, CH-8044Switzerland.
(41) 1 361 5757. Fax: (41) 1 362 9461. E-mail: meisterkurse-zh@bluewin.ch.
Web: www.musicmasterclasses.ch.
Ithaca College Chamber Music Institute
Ithaca, NY, July 7–27. AF $100 deposit. Fee TBA. R&B TBA. Scholarship.
Tape. (Dependent on proper quartet balance)
Viola and cello scholarships only. Ages 12–18. Intensive program includes
daily coaching sessions, master classes, lessons, string orchestra,
performance seminars. Student and faculty concerts. Residential hall
living at Ithaca College.
Faculty: John Lindsey, Marla Rathbun, violin; Debra Moree, George Myers,
viola;Susan Seligman, cello.
Contact: Sanford Reuning, Box 669, Ithaca Talent Education,
Ithaca, NY 14851. (607) 272-6006. Fax: (607) 275-0239. E-mail: ite@lakenet.org.
Web: www.ithaca.edu/cmi.
Ithaca Violoncello Institute
Geneva, NY, June 23–August 10. AF $40. Fee $3,300. R&B incl.
Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (12–15)
Daily: five hours of practice, one hour of coached ensemble, rehearsal
with staff pianist. Weekly: two private lessons (minimum), technique
class, one or more written practice critiques, three or more in-house
solo, peer-critiqued performances, taping and Holm critique, formal
solo and ensemble concert, guest-night dinner and performance. Also,
guest master classes, excursions. Private teacher requests honored.
Faculty: Einar Holm, cello and chamber music; Sar-Shalom Strong, piano/collaborator.
Contact: Einar Holm, 125 Ridgecrest Rd., Ithaca, NY
14850. (607) 273-8896.
Jazz Camp West
YMCA Camp Jones Gulch, La Honda, CA, June 22–29. AF TBA. Fee $605–755
(depending on accommodation). R&B incl. Scholarship. (275)
An eight-day jazz-education and performance program for adults and
teens of all musical levels. Students perform and jam in the redwoods
of La Honda, Northern California. More than 70 classes offered each
day in music instruction, vocals, drums, percussion, and dance,
including steel drums, Afro-Cuban percussion, salsa, blues, funk, and
more. Brochure available in April.
Faculty: past instructors have included Bobby McFerrin, Tuck &
Patti, George Cables, Rufus Reid, Boby Hutcherson, Buddy Montgomery,
Sheila Jordan; 2001 TBA.
Contact: Stacey Hoffman, Rhythmic Concepts, Inc.,
765 61st St., Oakland, CA 94609. (510) 287-8880. Fax: (510) 841-2601.
E-mail: stacey@jazzcampwest.com.
Web: www.jazzcampwest.com.
Jazz in July Summer Music Programs
Amherst, MA, July 8–19. AF $60. Fee $500 per week. R&B TBA.
Scholarship. Tape. (80)
Apply by March 20. Instrumentalists and vocalists from colleges and
universities, professional musicians, music educators. Small combo work
with professional coaches, master classes, lectures, concert performances.
Jazz string quartets coached by the Turtle Island String Quartet; traditional
small jazz combos. UMass Amherst also offers B.M. in African-American
music and jazz studies, M.M. in Jazz Composition/Arranging. Big band-second
week.
Faculty: John Blake, violin; Turtle Island String Quartet (David Balakrishnan,
Evan Price, Mark Summer, Danny Seidenberg); Billy Taylor, Sheila Jordan,
Jay Clayton; others TBA.
Contact: Fine Arts Center, 123-125 Hasbrouck Hall, Univ. of
Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003. (413) 545-3530. Fax: (413) 545-5885.
E-mail: jwebster@admin.umass.edu.
Web: www.jazzinjuly.com.
Jeunesse Youth Music Camp in Kumberg
Kumberg, Austria, Austria, July 7–August 4. Fee ATS 4,875 -EUR 350.
R&B included. (9–13)
Children's music camp for beginners; all instruments except guitar.
Ages 9 to 13. Children should have 2 to 3 years experience with their
instrument.
Faculty: Annemarie Ortner, Brigitte Sukar, Anke Schittenhelm, violin;
Peter Wolf, cello; Micheal Pistelok, cello/bass; Ulrike Stadler-Fromme,
percussion; Elisabeth Klambauer, wood; Johann Plank, brass; Nora Smith,
piano; Peter Wolf, conductor.
Contact: Ute Pinter, Jeunesse, Postfach 45, Lothringerstrasse
20, Vienna, A A-1037Austria. (43) 171 03616-11. Fax: (43) 171 03616-17.
E-mail: u.pinter@jeunesse.at.
Web: www.jeunesse.at/camps.
Jink & Diddle School of Scottish Fiddling
Valle Crucis, NC, July 6–12. AF $275 deposit. Fee $350. R&B
$150. Scholarship. (25–30)
Held in an intimate, peaceful mountain setting. Five full days of classes,
with three group classes and an individual lesson every day for each
participant. Evening classes include playing for Scottish country dancing,
participation in a ceilidh, and performing at the Grandfather Mountain
Highland Games. Director and instructor John Turner is ten-time National
Scottish Fiddling Champion.
Faculty: John Turner (director), fiddle.
Contact: Moira Turner, Fiddletree Music, 11302 Avocet
Dr., Chesterfield, VA 23838-8945. (804) 778-4708. Fax: (804) 778-7540.
E-mail: jinkdiddle@aol.com.
Web: www.jinkdiddle.com.
Kansas City Cello Clinic at UMKC
Kansas City, MO, June 9–15. Fee $200–350 depending on level of participation.
R&B $210. Scholarship. Tape. Recommendation. (25)
Cellists (ages 14–25) improve their technical and practice skills while
working on standard literature and in cello ensembles. Emphasis on a
natural approach to playing. Daily technique and solo master classes.
Auditors welcome.
Faculty: Carter Enyeart, cello; Douglas Moore, cello, conductor; guest
artists.
Contact: Carter Enyeart, Performing Arts Center at
UMKC, 4949 Cherry, Kansas City, MO 64110-2229. (816) 235-2943. Fax:
(816) 235-5265. E-mail: enyeartc@umkc.edu.
Web: www.umkc.edu/conservatory.
Kansas City String Quartet Program
Kansas City, KS, July 29–August 3; August 5–10. AF $50. Fee $200.
R&B N/A. Scholarship. Audition. (32 (8 quartets) per week)
Two six-day sessions, beginning with student/faculty orchestra followed
by intensive string quartet coaching and rehearsals. Each week
features the faculty quartet concert, as well as the student concert
in White Recital Hall, and Grant Hall.
Faculty: Elizabeth Sue-Lane, Kanako Ito, Paul Hatton, violin; Jennifer
Ries, viola; Lawrence Figg, cello.
Contact: Elizabeth Suh-Lane, Artistic Director, 4643
Wyandotte, Kansas City, MO 64112. E-mail: margaretnickell@yahoo.com.
Web: www.kcstringquartet.org.
Kenai Peninsula Orchestra Summer String Festival
Homer, Alaska, August 3–11. AF $10. Fee TBA.
Join a friendly, dedicated group of amateur musicians to indulge in
the pleasure of making music in one of the loveliest sites on earth.
Master classes; cruises ; concerts: formal and informal. Featuring Lindsay
Groves, soloist, in Dvorak's Cello Concerto.
Faculty: DeVere String Quartet; Anita Gustafson, Daniel Kim, violin;
Eric Gustafson, viola; Lindsay Groves, cello. All are members of the
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra.
Contact: Laura Norton, Festival Manager, 315 West
Pioneer Avenue, Homer, AK 99603. (907) 235-6318. Fax: (907) 235-7333.
E-mail: norton@xyz.net.
Web: www.xyz.net/~smokybay/festival.html.
Kent Music, A String Quartet Conference
Kent, CT, June 16–22. AF $150 deposit. Fee $675. R&B meals incl.
(72)
Ages 18–75. Applications due April 20. Experienced amateur, semiprofessional,
and professional musicians willing to play challenging work welcome.
Held at the Marvelwood campus. Coached quartets, free ensemble playing,
master classes, lecture-demos, and concerts by the Manhattan String
Quartet.
Faculty: Manhattan String Quartet (Eric Lewis, Cal Wiersma, violin;
Chris Finckel, cello; John Dexter, viola); David Clampitt, violin.
Contact: Rae Eastman, 24 Cleaveland St., Lakeville,
CT 06039. (860) 435-1338. Fax: (860) 435-4629. E-mail: dexvla@aol.com.
Kent/Blossom Music
Kent, OH, June 30–August 11. AF $40. Fee $100. R&B incl.
Scholarship. Tape. Recommendation. (44)
Founded in 1988. No age limit. Professionally oriented students at
the threshold of professional careers. Intensive chamber-music study
and performance; orchestral repertoire classes taught by Cleveland Orchestra
principals; master classes; attendance at and participation in Cleveland
Orchestra concerts at Blossom Music center.
Faculty: William Preucil, Kurt Loebel, Erich Eichhorn, Herbert Greenberg,
violin; Robert Vernon, viola; Stephen Geber, Richard Weiss, cello;
Miro String Quartet; others TBA.
Contact: Jerome LaCorte, Director, Kent State University,
P.O.Box 5190, Kent, OH 44242. (330) 672-2613. Fax: (330) 672-7837. E-mail:
jlacorte@kent.edu.
Web: www.kent.edu/blossom.
Keshet Eilon Violin Mastercourse
Western Galilee, Israel, Israel, July 26–August 14. AF $50. Fee
$1,950. R&B incl. Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation.
(up to 25)
Age: up to 25. Founded in 1989. One-on-one instruction plus observing
others; appearances before audiences; archery instruction to enhance
stance, muscle control, and coordination; set in Kibbutz in Western
Galilee.
Faculty: Shlomo Mintz, Patron; Vadim Gluzman; Itamar Golan; Edward
Grach; Nam-Yun Kim; Itzhak Rashkovsky, Musical Director; Ani Schnarch;
Ida Haendel, Distinguished Guest Artist; Cihat Askin; Petru Munteanu;
Yfrah Neaman; David Russell; Yair Kless; Victor Danchenko; Ammon Weinstein,
Violin Making; and Daniel Schmidt, Bow Making.
Contact: Gilad Sheba, Kibbutz Eilon, M.P. Western
Galilee, 22845Israel. (972) 4 9858191. Fax: (972) 4 9806766. E-mail:
keshetei@bigfoot.com.
Web: http://www.keshetei.org.il/.
Killington Music Festival Residency Program
Killington, VT, June 22–August 2. AF $50. Fee $3,400. R&B incl.
Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (90–100)
Ages 14–25. Founded in 1982. Emphasis is on chamber ensemble and solo
works. Four hours of practice, two hours of ensemble practice daily;
weekly private lesson and ensemble coaching.
Contact: Director, Killington Festival, PO Box 386,
Rutland, VT 05702. (802) 773-4003. Fax: (802) 773-1168. E-mail: kmfest@sover.net.
Web: www.killingtonmusicfest.com.
Kinhaven Music School
Weston, VT, June 22–August 5, August 11–26. Fee $4,500/$1,800 (senior/junior).
Scholarship. Audition. Tape. (90 first session, 70 junior session)
For ages 13–18: intensive training in classical music; private lessons,
chamber groups, choral singing, larger ensembles, full symphony performances,
arts and crafts, sports, special events. For grades 5–7: chamber music,
orchestra, lessons, activities focused on the younger musician.
Faculty: Fully professional string faculty; faculty-to-student ratio
of one to five.
Contact: Nancy Bidlack, 1704 Sycamore St., Bethlehem,
PA 18017. (610) 868-9200. Fax: (610) 868-9200. E-mail: KinhavenMusic@aol.com.
Web: www.kinhaven.org.
Kneisel Hall
Blue Hill, ME, June 3–August 11. AF $50. Fee $700. R&B $150.
Scholarship. Tape. (50)
One week of making music on coast of Maine. Playing, coaching, master
classes, concerts and participant recital.
Faculty: Seymour Lipkin, artistic director; Ronald Copes, Laurie Smukler,
Lucy Stoltzman, Roman Totenberg, violin; Doris Lederer, Katherine Murdock,
viola; Jerry Grossman, Joel Krosnick, Barbara Stein Mallow, George Sopkin,
cello; Peter Resto.
Contact: Ellen Werner, P.O.Box 648, Blue Hill, ME
04614. (207) 374-2811. Fax: (207) 374-2811. E-mail: festival@kneisel.org.
Web: www.kneisel.org.
Kneisel Hall Adult Chamber Music Institute
Blue Hill, ME, August 13– 19. AF $75. Fee $850. R&B $150. Tape.
(50)
Individual and ensemble coaching, master classes on historic Kneisel
Hall campus. Concurrent festival. Preformed groups encouraged.
Faculty: Abram Loft, violin; Scott Woolweaver, viola; George Sopkin,
director, cello; 10 Kneisel Hall young artist teaching assistants.
Contact: George Sopkin, Director, PO Box 648, Blue
Hill, ME 04614. (207) 374-2811. Fax: (207) 374-2811. E-mail: festival@kneisel.org.
Web: www.kneisel.org.
Landesmusikrat Hessen e. V.
Schlitz "Hallenburg" Chateau, Schlitz-Germany, Germany, October
2–6. Fee £275. R&B incl. (up to about 50)
Amateur Chamber Music Course in the medieval town of Schlitz. Baroque
to modern chamber music for pre-formed ensembles of 3 or more. 2 coaching
sessions group/day (in German; English & French understood). Participants
will intensively rehearse pieces of their own choice, agreed and prepared
in advance.
Faculty: The staff is composed of recognized soloists/orchestra leaders/advanced
level teachers of many years' standing: Prof. Alfred Breith (Frankfurt-V/Vla);
Prof. Chr. Sisorski (Stuttgart-V/Vla); R.J. Kimstedt (Berlin-V/Vla);
Michael Hanko (Karslruhe-Vla); Stephan Breith (Weisbaden-Vc).
Contact: Juan von Haselberg, Eschersheimer Landstr.
419, 60431, Frankfurt, Germany. 069-567155. Fax: 069-53088625. E-mail:
juanvonhaselberg@t-oniline.de.
London Masterclasses
London, England, England, July 4–12. AF £15. Fee £350. Scholarship.
Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (12 per class)
Intensive master course for violin, viola, cello, piano, and voice.
Public master classes and concerts in central London.
Faculty: Ralph Kirshbaum, cello; Benjamin Zander, conducting; Gyorgy
Pauk, violin tutor; and viola faculty TBA.
Contact: B. Saipe, 5 Lyndhurst Gardens, London, N3
ITAEngland. (44) 20-8346-7088. Fax: (44) 20-8343-3669. E-mail: info@londonmasterclasses.com.
Web: www.londonmasterclasses.com.
Lutheran Summer Music
St. Peter, MN, July 23–July 21. Fee $2,250. R&B incl. Scholarship.
Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (200–250 students)
Held at Gustarus Adolphus College, St Peter, MN. Designed to extend
the Lutheran Church's heritage of excellence in music and make an impact
on young people's lives by involving them in music and worship in the
church. For grades 8–12.
Faculty: TBA.
Contact: Melissa Olson, 122 W. Franklin Ave. #522,
Minneapolis, MN 55404. (612) 879-9555. Fax: (612) 879-9547. E-mail:
LMP@lutheranmusicprogram.org.
Web: www.lutheranmusicprogram.org.
Luzerne Music Center
Lake Luzerne, NY, June 23–July 19 (Jr. Session); July 22–August 18
(Sr. Session). AF $35. Fee $2,175/$925 (four weeks/two weeks). R&B
incl. Scholarship. Audition. Tape. Recommendation. (80 per session)
Two- or four-week Junior Session (ages 11–14) or Senior Session (ages
14–19). Orchestra, string orchestra, chamber music, theory, jazz.
private lessons. Conducting; master classes in August; emphasis on performance.
Rusticlakeside camp setting on 23 acres; sports, sailing, canoeing.
Attend four Luzerne Chamber Music Festival concerts and three Philadelphia
Orchestra concerts (August) or two NYC Ballet performances (July).
Faculty: Sengiu Schwartz, Melinda Daetsch, Max Zoriov, violin; Karen
Bea, viola; Bert Phillips, Kirstin Peltz, cello; Philadelphia Orchestra
members (Luis Biava, Michael Ludwig, violin; Sidney Curtiss, viola;
Bert Phillips, cello; Henry Scott, bass), master classes.
Contact: Toby Blumenthal, Registrar, 7648 Ponte Verde
Way, Naples, FL 34109. (800) 874-3202. Fax: (941) 592-7446. E-mail:
luzerne2000@aol.com.
Web: www.luzernemusic.org.
