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La Scena Musicale presents the 23rd Annual Summer Music and Arts Camp Directory
Summer is just around the corner, and thousands of young music and arts students will be looking for places to hone their skills while having a good time. Thankfully, they will need to look no further than La Scena Musicale's Annual Summer Music and Arts Camp Directory. Now in its 23rd year, the Directory serves as an invaluableresource to children and parents across the country. Over 100,000 of them read theCamps issue annually, making it the leading such guide in the nation. NEW since 2018: the Directory is printed on glossy colour paper. NEW for 2020: the guide will be printed in our National Feb/Mar. 2020 issuewith 50,000 copies in separate English and French editions.
We aim for this year's directory to be the most comprehensive: every Canadian musicand arts camp will be listed for free.
The Camps Directory will be published in the February-March 2020 issue of La Scena Musicale.
In addition, the Camps Directory will get its own section on La Scena Musicale's award-winning website, www.myscena.org, with links to the websites of the featured camps.
Cost: Registration for the Directory is free for Canadian camps and costs $30 for international camps! Just fill out and return the attached form.
To personalize a camp entry, a logo or an expanded description can be added for a fee.• Purchase an advertisement valued at $500 or more and receive the logo free• Both the logo and expanded description are free (value $263) to those who purchase advertising valued at $1,000 or more. An advertising section for camps will immediately follow the Directory.
Deadline for information and reservations: January 24.Street date: January 31
For reservations or more information, please contact:La Scena Musicale514-948-2520 [email protected]
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23rd Annual Summer Music & Arts Education Directory
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Spruce up your listingwith your colour logofor only $115 / $75!
Supplement your free listing with a description, logo, and/or an ad.
}$30 / Free forCanadian camps
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OPTIONSLSM (National 50,000) or (English or French 25,000)• Ext. description: p Nat $195 p EN: $125 p FR: $125• photo / logo: p Nat $115 p EN: $75 p FR: $75• Package (Ext. description + logo):
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Instruments, ensembles and courses offered:p Voicep Flutep Pianop Recorderp Trumpetp Trombonep French hornp Brassp Violinp Violap Cellop Bassp Stringsp Guitarp Fiddle
p Harpp Organp Saxophonep Clarinetp Bassoonp Oboep Woodwindsp Percussionp Orchestrap Choirp Chamber musicp Jazzp Bluesp Early musicp World music
p Theoryp Conductingp Impovisationp Compositionp Musical theatrep Sound tech.p Dancep Theatrep Visual Artsp Filmp Photographyp Other_________
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• Purchase an advertisement valued at $500 or more andreceive the logo free
• Both the logo and expanded description are free topurchasers of advertising valued at $1,000 or more. Anadvertising section for camps will immediately follow theDirectory.
Please return the form by email at [email protected] is free, but must be received by Jan 24. Don’tdelay! For more information: 514-948-2520 x2, or [email protected]
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Lake Field Music CampLakefield, August 12 to 19647-692-3463 | [email protected] Deadline: June 30, 2018Cost: $499 to 1499Scholarships: YesLanguages: EnglishDisciplines: Voice, flute, piano, brass, vio-lin, viola, cello, bass, strings, guitar, fiddle,organ, saxophone, clarinet, oboe, wood-winds, percussion, orchestra, choir, cham-ber music, jazz, world music, improvisa-tion, musical theatreAge Categories: Teens, adultsOne-week program with 20 coaches offe-ring over 50 ensembles and workshops inClassical, Jazz, World and Popular music.Adult amateur singers and instrumentalistsenjoy technique and master classes, smalland large ensembles, choirs, musicaltheatre. Supportive and friendly environ-ment to perform or simply enjoy dailyconcerts. Onsite accommodations available.
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During my undergraduate years, I had thehonor of being selected for the 40-voiceWestminster Choir, then the chorus-in-residence at the Spoleto Festival USA(formerly also known as the Festival of
Two Worlds). Those three summers werepriceless. Not only was I a member of one ofthe world’s premier choirs, but I had the un-usual opportunity to interact with some of theburgeoning professionals of the time. Our cho-rus master, Glenn Parker, was a genuinely funperson. He was also a demanding taskmasterwho expected no less than our best because onstage we would be conducted by the likes ofCristian Badea and the late Spiros Argiris.
We would also interact with Renée Flemingbefore she made her Metropolitan Operadebut; the tenor Franco Farina; the bass Vic-tor von Halem and Anthony Laciura, whowould become one of the Met’s best-lovedcharacter tenors and an acclaimed actor in thetelevision series Boardwalk Empire.
Most importantly, we would work with thefestival’s founder, Gian Carlo Menotti, on hisown opera, The Saint of Bleecker Street, andin productions of Parsifal and Jenufa. Spoletodid what a summer program should do; in-spire, educate and convey what it takes to be-come an operatic artist of the first water.
A year after my last Spoleto experience,which, among other things, strengthened mygrasp of the Italian language, I was acceptedas an apprentice and later a fellow at theAspen Music Festival and School. I playedthree lead roles during those summers and gotto hone my craft through first-rate coaching,masterclasses, and performances under theleadership of Edward Berkeley, Jorge Mester,John DeMain and others. The eminent cellistLynn Harrell, whose father Mack Harrell wasa Metropolitan Opera baritone, exhibited abetter legato than most singers. During mythird year, a young cellist came to me and saidthat Mr. Harrell wanted help with phrasing
and breathing in the Schumann Concerto. Mysummer experiences kept getting better!
I was also enrolled in my share of pyramidschemes designed mainly to line the pocketsof the organizers, who bribed government of-ficials in small European villages. Fees wereusually exorbitant and the instruction,mediocre. And yet, during one such otherwisepoor experience, I met a voice teacher outsideof the program who would change my vocallife. She gave me tools that continue to serveme as both singer and teacher.
Thirty years ago, when I applied for theseprograms, the number of singers pursuingopera was small by today’s standards. I oftenencountered the same singers at auditions inNorth America and in Europe. Today, itwould be a miracle if two singers should en-counter each other at more than one auditionvenue. The field is saturated. Many youngsingers are not ready.
Saturation at the “aspiring” level creates ademand for more summer training programs.The majority of programs during my forma-tive years were bona fide training programs.Often philanthropies lowered the financialburden on participants. The schemes that arerampant today reflect the desperation ofyoung singers who need to fill their résumésand validate their applications for more rep-utable programs. It is difficult to convinceyoung singers that it is their well-rounded tal-ents that get them to be seriously considered.And yet it is possible that a young student willmeet his or her next mentor even in the con-text of a predatory program.
The summer experience is still relevant. Iadvise even my professional clients to find in-spiring environments to prepare their nextrole, whether visiting a coach in some idyllicvillage or a teacher who lives in an interestingtown they have never been to. A good summerprogram should: 1) place the young artist in asafe, unfamiliar, inspiring environment in
which he/she can explore the unexpected; 2)provide a curriculum that challenges all as-pects of the student’s craft; 3) offer enoughperforming experiences to allow students toput new discoveries into practice 4) include afaculty of educators who spend their timehelping singers grow.
Too much stress is put on masterclasseswith famous singers. Some are good at it, mostare not. Teaching is a skill that takes years todevelop. Singing and the teaching of singingare different disciplines that require differentskill sets. Few people have both at the highestlevel. A singer may have a great technique andno idea how to communicate to the studenthow to acquire those skills. A singer may be agreat interpreter and have no idea how to con-vey this insight. While it is cool to hang outwith famous people, is it worth thousands ofdollars to find out if they can teach?
Not that I am against famous singers. If Ifind a big name with great teaching skills (suchas Joyce DiDonato) I would do everything pos-sible to have this person at my summer acad-emy. On the other hand, it is inspiring to havehigh-level active performers give concerts andtalk about their experiences. I have had lunch,coffee or dinner with top singers, conductorsand directors when I was in my twenties. Theirinsights remain with me today.
We go to summer programs to learn what weneed to improve, to uncover another piece ofour true selves, to be inspired to go beyond ourcomfort zones. To the aspiring young singer Isay the following: beware of any program thatpromises to fix all of your problems and pavethe way to your big break. That is pure fantasy.If you wish truly to take advantage of the sum-mer program atmosphere, do some research,contact the programs and talk to friends whomay have attended. Make sure that you are get-ting what you expect. Summer programsshould get you closer to your dream, not createa mirage of your favourite operatic stage. LSM
SINGERS, BEWARECHOOSING THE RIGHT SUMMER PROGRAM
by JEAN-RONALD LAFOND
CAMPS
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MUSÉE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN (MONTRÉAL)C’est l’artiste Rafael Lozano-Hemmer qui est àl’honneur au camp d’été du MAC cette année.L’expert des nouveaux médias joint habile-ment l’art et les technologies. Le camp proposeune foule d’activités stimulantes en arts plas-tiques et numériques autour des œuvres del’artiste : transfert d’images, projection lumi-neuse, peinture acrylique, collage, sculpturepar assemblage et sérigraphie sur t-shirt.
ÉCOLE DE DANSE DU QUÉBEC (QUÉBEC)L’EDQ offre un camp d’été non seulement pourles jeunes, mais aussi pour les adultes ! En effet,les grands peuvent s’inscrire à un bloc de quatresemaines et choisir leur style : contemporain,ballet, jazz et, nouvellement cette année, laméthode Feldenkrais. Pianistes et percussion-nistes sur place pour enrichir l’expérience.
ORFORD MUSIQUE (ORFORD)Encore cette année, l’Académie réserve auxmusiciens un stage riche et varié. Chacun ytrouve son compte : instruments d’orchestre,piano, voix, guitare et composition. On yaborde entre autres la musique de chambre, lamusique baroque, l’improvisation et lamusique contemporaine, en passant par laphilosophie et la psychologie du musicien.
DOMAINE FORGET (SAINT-IRÉNÉE)La liste des stages offerts se diversifie encoreà l’Académie du Domaine Forget : bois,cuivres, guitare, chant, accompagnement
vocal, chorale, piano solo, piano d’accompa-gnement, piano solo et ensemble, musique dechambre, cordes, ensemble à cordes, compo-sition, danse et, nouvellement cette année,direction d’orchestre. Enseignement de qua-lité assuré par des professeurs chevronnés.
ÉCOLE D’ÉTÉ DE CHANT CHORAL (SHERBROOKE)Cette année, chefs de chœur et choristes seréunissent autour des œuvres sacrées d’ArvoPärt et Henryk Gorecki. L’École d’été aura lieuau campus principal de l’Université deSherbrooke. Les activités se tiendront au nou-veau pavillon de pointe de l’École de musiqueet le concert de clôture aura lieu à la magni-fique Abbaye Saint-Benoît-du-Lac.
CAMP MUSICAL PÈRE LINDSAY (SAINT-CÔME)Toutes les sessions de l’été 2018 sont déjàcomplètes ! Toutefois, il reste encore quelquesplaces aux sessions de formation pour adultes.Un camp en violoncelle et contrebasse ainsiqu’un camp en percussions s’ajoutent cetteannée à celui de piano. Séjours d’une à cinqnuitées selon le camp choisi.
CAMP TUTTI (LENNOXVILLE)Ce camp musical d’une semaine privilégie uneapproche intergénérationnelle. Les participantsde tous âges et tous niveaux travaillent ensembledans un univers trilingue (français, anglais etrusse). Le camp se déroule dans les locaux de lafaculté de musique de l’Université Bishop’s. Leprogramme de huit jours semble trop contrai-gnant ? Grâce au nouveau séjour flexible, vouspouvez choisir les jours que vous préférez.
LAMBDA MUSIC SUMMER DAY CAMP(PIERREFONDS)Voici un camp anglophone uniquement dédiéau piano. Il vise les enfants de six ans et plusde tous les niveaux. Chaque jour, les jeunespratiquent le piano, apprennent l’histoire de lamusique et développent leur oreille et la ryth-mique. Pour les élèves plus avancés, des coursde maîtres et cours individuels sont offerts surdemande. Les plus grands sont aussi les bien-venus durant les deux fins de semaine d’ate-liers pour adultes de tous les niveaux.
CAMMAC (HARRINGTON)Au Centre musical Cammac, sept stages d’unesemaine sont offerts, avec chacun une théma-tique unique : musique ancienne, musique dechambre, jazz, Broadway, musique chorale,musique celtique, orchestre. Chaque semaine,les cours suivants sont offerts : flûte à bec, cho-rale, musique de chambre ou petits ensembles,percussions ou Orff, danse, yoga ou dessin.Enfants, ados et adultes de tous les niveaux,tous y trouvent leur compte dans ce lieuenchanteur aux abords du lac MacDonald.
ONTARIO
LAKE FIELD MUSIC (TORONTO)Ce camp anglophone est dédié à une clientèled’adultes amateurs qui ont la musique commepassion commune. Une multitude d’en-sembles, d’instruments et d’ateliers sontofferts. La 45-series permet de faire une acti-vité de groupe à 13 h 45 chaque jour (d’où lenom) : le Jam 45, jam-sessionmusicale, l’Art45 qui met l’accent sur l’art plastique et laDanse 45 pour faire de l’activité physique.
MUSIC AT PORT MILFORD (MILFORD)Ce camp anglophone intensif de quatresemaines s’adresse aux jeunes musicienssérieux âgés de 12 à 18 ans qui jouent d’un ins-trument à cordes orchestral. L’été 2018 sera la32e édition du camp. Le climat de coopérationet de rigueur qui règne permet aux musiciensde présenter des concerts de qualité chaquesemaine, comprenant des œuvres chorales,orchestrales et de musique de chambre.L’école est établie sur une superbe ferme his-torique de 35 acres. LSM
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NEWFOUNDLANDVinland Music CampGros Morne National Park, August 19 to 25www.soundbone.ca
NOVA SCOTIAAcadia Summer MusicAcademiesWolfville, July 1 to 7902-585-1512 | www.openacadia.ca
Creative Music Workshop, TDHalifax Jazz FestivalHalifax, July 9 to 15www.halifaxjazzfestival.ca/creativemusic-workshop
NEW BRUNSWICKUNB Music CampFredericton, July 23 to 27506-453-4697 | www.unb.ca/cel/pro-grams/creative/music-camp/index.html
MONTRÉALArti-Culture, camps multi-arts etspécialisésLaval, 11 juin au 24 août450-662-9564 | www.articulture.org
Les rencontres de musiquenouvelle du Nouvel EnsembleModerneSt-Adolphe-d’Howard, 24 juin au 12 août514-343-5636 | www.cmlaurentides.qc.ca
Camp ArtemusikMontréal, 25 juin au 17 août514-398-5505 | www.artemusik.com
Creative Video Day CampMontréal, 25 juin au 17 août514-808-9053 | www.collectivevision.ca
Sunny Acres Day CampsSainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, 25 juin au 17août514-369-6364 | www.sunnyacresday-camp.com
École de théâtre du vieux St-Eustache, camp de théâtre etd’improSt-Eustache, 25 juin au 17 août450-473-5850 |www.ecoledetheatrevse.com
Camp de jour du Conservatoirede McGillMontréal, 25 juin au 18 aoûtwww.mcgill.ca/conservatory-camp/fr
Camp musical d’été de Montréal(CMEM)Montréal, 25 juin au 24 aoûtecoledesjeunes.musique.umontreal.ca
Camp Sainte-AnneLachine, 25 juin au 17 août514-637-3571 x632 | www.campsain-teanne.ca
Camp de jour du Musée d’artcontemporain de MontréalMontréal, 26 juin au 17 août514-847-6266 | www.macm.org
Centre des arts visuels / VisualArts CentreWestmount, 26 juin au 24 août www.visualartscentre.ca
Camp Amy MolsonMontréal, 30 juin au 18 août514-484-9919 |www.campamymolson.com
Camp de BluesMontreal, 30 juin au 6 juilletwww.campdeblues.com
Camp LivingstoneMagog, 1 juillet au 18 août819-843-2019 | www.camplivingstone.ca
Jours d’été / Summer Days -Centre d’art de PrévilleSaint-Lambert, 2 juillet au 10 août450-671-2810 | www.centrepreville.orgDates limite : places sont limitéesCoût : Session de deux semaines 355 $;avant le 1er mai : 325 $; service de garde :115 $Langues : français et anglaisCatégories d’âges : Enfant et AdosCours : piano, violon, guitar, choeur,danse, théâtre, arts visuel, English, Espanol,échecs, design de mode, arts martiaux,scienceNotre camp de jour offre le développementdes compétences musicales, de la langue,des sports, des arts visuels et arts de lascène. Enseigné par notre personnel ex-ceptionnel de Préville, notre camp a un en-vironnement favorable et amical, parfaitpour les journées d’été. Notre camp dejour est pour les enfants et les adolescentsde 5 à 17 ans. Le service de garde est dis-ponible avant 9h et après 15h. Réservezavant le 1er mai 2018 et vous profiterezd’un tarif spécial. / Our day camp offers thedevelopment of musical skills, language,sports, visual arts and performing arts.Taught by our outstanding Préville staff,our camp has a supportive and friendly en-vironment, perfect for summer days. Ourday camp is for children and teens ages 5-17. Day care is available before 9am andafter 3pm. Sign up before May 1st, 2018 forthe early bird special.
Camp musical de PantonalMontréal, 3 au 7 juillet, www.pantonal.ca
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8 O R C H E S T R E S 3 0 0 J E U N E S M U S I C I E N S 4 C H E F S I N V I T É S
FESTIVAL DE L’ASSOCIATION DES ORCHESTRES DE JEUNES DU QUÉBEC20e
CONCERTS DES ORCHESTRES EN SOLOSalle André-Mathieu, LavalVendredi 30 mars 2018 - 19h30Samedi 31 mars 2018 - 19h30
Billets 18$ Étudiants 12$En vente à la billetterie de la Salle André-Mathieu 1 877-677-2040
CONCERT
galaOrchestres jumelés sous la direction des chefs invités
Maison symphonique de MontréalDimanche 1er avril 2018 - 14h
Billets 25$ Étudiants 15$En vente à la billetterie de la Place des Arts1 866-842-2112 www.aojq.qc.ca/billets
This July marks the 10th anniversary of the Lambda Schoolof Music and Fine Arts, with many outstandingprofessional musicians having passed through its doors. For
the past 8 years, Lambda’s students have consistently won nationaland international competitions and have been invited to perform atCarnegie Hall. More recently, 15 of our piano students have won theCrescendo International Competition and the Golden ClassicalMusic Awards, earning invitations to perform at New York’sCarnegie Hall in January and March 2018.
This July and August, Lambda offers a Summer Piano DayCamp for piano students of all ages and levels offeringoutstanding piano instruction by a panel of experienced teachers.At Lambda, our mission is to cultivate a love and passion of musicwithin our students.
PIANO CAMP - for ages 6 and upfor elementary, intermediate & advanced level studentsSession 1: July 23 to July 27Session 2: July 30 to August 3All participants will perform in the student concert & receive a certificate ofrecognition for completion of this camp
Adult Piano Weekend Workshopfor adult piano enthusiasts (from beginner to advanced levels) Dates: July 21, 22 and in August (TBA)
Advanced Individualized Music Summer Performance Program
4989, boul. des Sources, Pierrefonds, QC, H8Y 3E3514-684-7154ecolelambda.ca@gmail.comwww.lambdaarts.cawww.montrealmusiccamp.com
Dr. Angela Chan with six Carnegie Hallperformers in Jan 2018
Daniel Luo: six-time winner of Carnegie Hallperformances & invited to perform in Italy
11 Lambda Students at the Weill Recital Hall(Carnegie Hall) in Jan 2018
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Dawson College (CTD) f/StartPhotography CampMontreal, 9 juillet au 3 août514-933-0047 |www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/summer-camps
Dawson College (CTD)Naturehood CampMontreal, 9 au 20 juillet514-933-0047 |www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/summer-camps
Camps de jour en arts de lascène Nos Voix Nos VisagesLongueuil, 9 juillet au 17 aoûtwww.nosvoixnosvisages.org
Lambda École de musique et desbeaux-artsPierrefonds, 21 juillet au 3 aoûtwww.lambdaarts.ca(514) 684-7154, Cell (514) [email protected]: July 23-27 & July 30-August 3Deadline: June 1Language: English / French / ChineseAge categories: 6 and upLevel: For beginners to intermediate le-vels, masterclasses for advanced levelpiano studentsInstruments: PianoAn indoor music camp with fully air condi-tioned facilities for young pianists and stringplayers to develop their musical skills (tech-nique and artistry). Accepting students frombeginner to intermediate and advanced le-vels. Taught by outstanding Lambda faculty.Concert performance at the end of the campwith video recording. Certification of com-pletion awarded to campers.
Dawson College (CTD) VideoGame Design CampMontreal, 30 juillet au 10 août514-933-0047 |www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/summer-camps
QUÉBECCamp d’été de l’École de dansede QuébecQuébec, 26 juin au 14 juillet418-649-4715 | www.ledq.qc.ca
AILLEURS AU QCOrford MusiqueOrford, 3 juin au 11 août800-567-6155 | www.orford.mu
Académie internationale demusique et de danse duDomaine ForgetSaint-Irénée, 10 juin au 19 août418-452-8111 | www.domaineforget.com
Camp musical Saint-AlexandreSt-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, 20 juin au 30août, 418-495-2898 |[email protected], www.campmusi-cal.comDate limite : 15 juinCoût : 400 $ à 1600$Bourses : disponibles sur demande (faible
revenu)Langues : françaisCatégories d’âge : tousDisciplines : tous les instruments selon leséjourLieu artistique d’excellence, le Camp musi-cal St-Alexandre mise sur un équilibreentre formation musicale rigoureuse et viede camp endiablée. Nous offrons égale-ment avec nos partenaires des séjours deperfectionnement pour adultes musique etdanse traditionnelle ainsi qu’en chant cho-ral. Nombreux projets internationaux dontle Festival International Eurochestries (or-chestre de jeunes). Renseignez vous ! Plai-sir 4 saisons.
Camp musical du Saguenay Lac-St-JeanMetabetchouan-Lac-à-la-Croix, 23 juin au12 aoûtwww.campmusical-slsj.qc.ca
Camp musical de l’Abitibi-TémiscamingueVal-d’Or, 23 juin au 29 juilletwww.campmusicalat.ca
Camp musical des LaurentidesSt-Adolphe d’Howard, 24 juin au 12 août450-227-0909 | www.cmlaurentides.qc.ca
Camp musical Père LindsaySt-Côme, 24 juin au 18 août450-755-2496 | www.campmusicalpere-lindsay.com
Centre musical CAMMACHarrington, 24 juin au 12 août888-622-8755, 819-687-3938-poste-225 |www.cammac.caBourses/aide financière : disponibleLangue : Français et anglaisInstruments, ensembles et disci-plines : Chant, flûte, piano, flûte à bec,trombone, cor français, cuivres, violon, alto,violoncelle, contrebasse, cordes, guitare,harpe, saxophone, clarinette, basson, haut-bois, bois, percussion, ukulélé, orchestre,chorale, musique de chambre, jazz, blues,musique ancienne, musique du monde,musique celtique, broadway, théorie, chefd’orchestre, improvisation, composition,ORFF, théâtre musical, yoga, danse.Un oasis de musique en pleine nature pourtoute la famille et pour tous niveaux, sur lebord du lac MacDonald dans les Lauren-tides. A hidden musical oasis for the wholefamily, welcoming amateur musicians of allages and levels to the shores of Lake Mac-Donald in the Laurentians.
Camp musical du lac Matapédia(musique, danse, théâtre)Sayabec, 24 juin au 17 août418-725-8512 |www.camplacmatapedia.com
Camp d’été de L’École de dansede QuébecQuébec, 25 juin au 13 juillet418-649-4715 x222 | www.ledq.qc.ca
Camp NominingueNominingue, 30 juin au 22 aoûtwww.nominingue.com
Camp Musical AsbestosAsbestos, 1 juillet au 5 août819-879-4342 | www.campmusicalinc.com
Camp musical TuttiSherbrooke, 1 au 8 juilletwww.camptutti.com
Camp Musical d’AsbestosAsbestos, 1 juillet au 17 août819-879-4342 | www.campmusicalinc.com
École d’été de chant choralLongueuil, 2 au 8 juilletwww.usherbrooke.ca/musique
Camp chanson de Petite-ValléePetite-Vallée, 15 juillet au 18 août418-393-2592 |www.villageenchanson.com/camp
Camp Violon Trad QuébecSaint-Côme, 22 au 27 juillet514-378-0918 |www.violontradquebec.com
Camp musical de l’EstrieSherbrooke, 30 juillet au 10 aoûtwww.CampMusicalEstrie.com
JazzWorks Atelier de Jazz etSymposium des compositeursCAMMAC Music Centre, Grand lac MacDo-nald, Harrington13 au 19 août/Aug. 13-19, 613-523-0316 |www.jazzworkscanada.comDeadline: Monday, March 5th. Regular:Monday, July 9th.Cost: See website for detailsScholarships: available for high schoolstudents. (More information: www.jazz-workscanada.com/jazzworks-scholarships.html)Languages: English and FrenchAge categories: Adults, teens, studentsDisciplines: Voice, Flute, Piano, Trumpet,Trombone, Bass, Guitar, Saxophone, Clari-net, Choir, Jazz, Blues, Theory, Improvisa-tion, Composition, Other: DrumsThis camp and symposium provide an op-portunity for singers and instrumentaliststo learn jazz theory and technique from in-novative Canadian jazz musicians and in-ternational guests. It's an intensive,adult-focused learning experience whereparticipants of all levels immerse them-selves in combo rehearsals, masterclasses,improvisation, jazz history, compositionand arranging, with nightly jam sessionsand concerts. The Composers Symposiumruns from August 13-15, and the Jazz-Works' Jazz Camp from August 16-19, 2018.Past faculty members: Ted Nash, Donny Mc-Caslin, Don Braden, John Geggie, Nick Fra-ser, Julie Michels, David Restivo, WilliamCarn, Rob Frayne, Kevin Barrett, Alyssa Falk,Lorne Lofsky.
KlezKanada Festival de laculture juive/yiddish et des artsLantier, 20 au 26 août514-489-9014 | www.klezkanada.org
OTTAWA-GATINEAUNational Arts Centre SummerMusic InstituteOttawa, June 4 to 23613-947-7000 x568 | www.nac-cna.ca/smi
Ottawa Youth OrchestraAcademy Summer Music CampOttawa, July 9 to 20www.oyoa-aojo.ca
Camp musical AdagioGatineau (Hull), July 9 to August 3819-772-9711 |www.campmusicaladagio.com
Canadian Grand Masters FiddlingAssociationOttawa, August 19 to 23613-834-5531 | www.cgmfa-acgmv.ca
TORONTOTafelmusik Baroque SummerInstituteToronto, June 11 to 23416-964-6337 | www.tafelmusik.org/tbsi
Camp Wahanowin, Creative ArtsProgramsToronto, June 25 to August 28www.wahanowin.com
Fern Hill Summer CampOakville, June 26 to July 28905-634-8652 | www.fernhillschool.com
Sing Music StudioMississauga, July 1 to August 31www.singmusicstudio.com
Bravo Academy for thePerforming ArtsToronto, July 2 to August 10647-350-7464 | www.bravoacademy.ca
No Strings TheatreToronto, July 3 to 29416-551-2093 | www.nostringstheatre.com
Royal Conservatory SchoolToronto, July 3 to August 24416-408-2824 | www.rcmusic.com/camps
Canadian Opera Company,Scotiabank Summer OperaCampsToronto, July 3 to 28416-363-6671 | www.coc.ca
Toronto School for Strings andPiano, Summer Music and ArtsDay CampToronto, July 5 to 17, 416-968-0303 |www.torontoschoolforstrings.com
Conservatory of Dance and MusicToronro, July 9 to August 23416-497-1793 | www.cdmdance.com
West Toronto Summer ChamberMusic Workshop at the KingswayConservatory of MusicToronto, July 9 to 27, 416-234-0121 |www.kingswayconservatory.ca
Toronto Music CampToronto, July 10 to Aug. 18, 416-406-5355 |www.torontomusiccamp.com
Theatre CampToronto, July 10 to 29www.childrenspeacetheatre.org
SICA SingersToronto, July 16 to 20www.mnjcc.org
Guitar Workshop PlusMississauga, July 23 to 28905-567-8000 |www.guitarworkshopplus.com
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MUSIC AT PORT MILFORD
www.musicatportmilford.org
Outstanding FacultyCooperative Atmosphere
Celebrating Years32EST. 1987
Chamber Music Festival & Summer School
July 15–August 12, 2018 ONTARIO, CANADA
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CAMMAC, c’est un camp d’été musical unique en
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semaine avec chacun une thématique unique.
L’objectif: s’immerser dans l’expérience musicale,
tout en ayant du plaisir!
CAMMAC is a unique summer music camp for the
whole family. Music lovers of all ages and levels
can choose from seven diff erent week-long
programs at the Music Centre, with each their
own theme. The goal is simple: to immerse
yourself in CAMMAC’s musical environment
and have fun!
VIVRE LA MUSIQUE - LET’S MAKE MUSIC
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Toronto Summer Music Commu-nity AcademyToronto, July 30 to August 4www.torontosummermusic.com(647) 430-5699 x111; f: (647) 430-5698,[email protected]: Rolling admissions (April 30,2018 for the Chamber Music program)Cost: $750 - Chamber Choir, $950 - Cham-ber Music program, $950 - Piano Master-classScholarships: N/ALanguages: EnglishAge: 18 years and overDisciplines: For the chamber music pro-gram, all string, wind, and brass instru-ments, plus piano; for the choir, all voicetypes; for the piano masterclass, just pianoAre you an advanced amateur musicianlooking to connect with other musicianswho share your passion? Apply now to theTSM Community Academy, where you canhone your skills and spend a fun week withthe artists of the Toronto Summer MusicFestival and enjoy access to mainstage fes-tival Concerts, lectures, and events.
WorldSongs Vocal CampToronto, August 4 to 10www.worldsongs.ca
Randolph Academy for thePerforming ArtsToronro, August 7 to 30416-924-2243 |www.randolphacademy.com
Ontario Youth ChoirToronto, August 10 to 19416-923-1144 | www.choirsontario.org
National Music Camp of CanadaToronto, August 18 to September 2416-482-2475 |www.nationalmusiccamp.com
National Music CampToronto, August 18 to September 2416-482-2475 |www.nationalmusiccamp.com
ONTARIO ELSEWHERECosmo School of Music CampsRichmond Hill, March 12 to 16905-770-5222 | www.cosmomusic.ca
JVL Summer School forPerforming ArtsOrillia, June 30 to July 10www.musicinthesummer.com
Huckleberry Music CampMuskoka, June 30 to July 7905-276-8234 | www.huckleberrymusic-camp.com
The Hollows Camp SummerMusic ProgramBradford, July 1 to August 10905-775-2694 | www.hollowscamp.com
Centauri Summer Arts CampWellandport, July 1 to August 19www.centauriartscamp.com
Niagara Symphony SummerMusic CampSt. Catharines, July 2 to 27905-687-4993 |www.niagarasymphony.com
Summer Sizzle: A PianoPedagogy Symposium andKeyboard CampMount Forest, July 7 to 9www.cncm.ca
Deep River Summer MusicDeep River, July 9 to 20www.summermusic.ca
Oakville Performing Arts SuzukiDay CampOakville, July 9 to 20www.oakvillesuzuki.org
Music at Port MilfordPrince Edward County, July 15 to August 12914-439-5039 |www.musicatportmilford.org, [email protected]: rolling admissionsCost: $800-$900/wkScholarships: YesLanguages: EnglishDisciplines: violin, viola, cello, bass, pianoArtist Faculty: Quartets: Harlem Quartet,Quartuor Saquenay (Alcan Quartet), TokaiString Quartet; Violin: Marie Berard, NathalieCamus, Catherine Cosbey, Ilmar Gavilán,Amanda Goodburn, Rohan Gregory, RachelHandman, Csaba Koczo, Kelly Parkins-Lind-strom, Melissa White; Viola:Jaime Amador,Carolyn Blackwell, Luc Beauchemin, AngelaRudden; Cello: Emmanuelle Beulieu-Berge-ron, David Ellis, Susan Gagnon, FelixUmansky, Paul Widner; Bass: DouglasRooks; Piano: Angela Park, Allison Gagnon.Chamber Music Summer School and Festi-val for Strings and Piano. Prince EdwardCounty, Ontario. Outstanding Faculty. Focu-sed, cooperative atmosphere. Chambermusic intensive, Chorus, Orchestra. Establi-shed 1987.
Summer MusicSouthampton, July 23 to 27www.summermusic.com
Canadian Operatic Arts AcademyLondon, July 23 to 27519-661-2043 | www.music.uwo.ca
Goderich Celtic College & CelticKids Day CampGoderich, August 6 to 10519-524-8221 | www.celticfestival.ca/kids-day-camp.html
AlgomaTrad - Music, Dance andHeritage Arts Family CampDesbarats, August 12 to 18www.algomatrad.ca
Southwestern Ontario SuzukiInstituteWaterloo, August 12 to 17519-240-6995- | www.mysosi.ca
Lake Field Music CampLakefield, August 12 to 19647-692-3463 | [email protected] Deadline: June 30, 2018Cost: $499 to 1499Scholarships: YesLanguages: EnglishDisciplines: Voice, flute, piano, brass, vio-lin, viola, cello, bass, strings, guitar, fiddle,organ, saxophone, clarinet, oboe, wood-winds, percussion, orchestra, choir, cham-ber music, jazz, world music, improvisation,musical theatreAge Categories: Teens, adultsOne-week program with 20 coaches offe-ring over 50 ensembles and workshops inClassical, Jazz, World and Popular music.Adult amateur singers and instrumentalistsenjoy technique and master classes, smalland large ensembles, choirs, musicaltheatre. Supportive and friendly environ-ment to perform or simply enjoy dailyconcerts. Onsite accommodations available.
Ontario Mennonite Music CampWaterloo, August 12 to 24519-885-0220 | www.uwaterloo.ca
Kincardine Summer MusicFestivalKincardine, August 13 to 17519-396-9716 | www.ksmf.ca
Interprovincial Music Camp10 Camp Road, August 19 to September 2416-488-3316 | www.campIMC.ca
SASKATCHEWANIskwatikan Lake Fishing andGuitar CampBirch Hills, July 8 to 12306-749-2498 | www.freddiepelletier.com
SOA International SaitoConducting Workshop withWayne ToewsSaskatoon, July 21 to 28www.conductorschool.com/SOA.html
Northern Lights Bluegrass andOld Tyme Music CampNess Creek Site, August 13 to 17306-373-4190 | www.northernlightsblue-grass.com
ALBERTAThe Banff Centre - SummerMusic ProgramsBanff, June 18 to August 25800-565-9989 | www.banffcentre.ca/music
Camp Calvin - Calvin VollrathMusic CampSt. Paul, July 22 to 26www.campcalvin.ca
ASF Summer Fiddle CampAlix, August 19 to 24www.albertafiddlers.com
BRITISH COLUMBIAVancouver International SongInstituteVancouver, June 20 to July 2604-263-2671 | www.songinstitute.ca
Vancouver Symphony OrchestralInstitute at WhistlerVancouver, June 24 to July 3604-684-9100 x245 | www.vsoinstitute.ca
Comox Valley Youth MusicCentreCourtenay, July 1 to 14250-338-7463 | www.cymc.ca
Victoria Conservatory of Music -Music Discovery CampVictoria, July 4 to 21250-386-5311 | www.vcm.bc.ca
University of British Columbia -UBC School of Music SummerMusic InstituteVancouver, July 8 to 20summer.music.ubc.ca
Kamloops Interior SummerSchool of MusicKamloops, July 9 to 27www.kissm.ca
Pulse Creative and InnovativeChamber Music Program andFestivalLangley, July 14 to 19604-534-2848 | www.langleymusic.com
FiddleworksCreston, August 12 to 24www.fiddleworks.ca
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