What to Bring
Q: What should I bring for camp?
A: In addition to clothes, a raincoat, toiletries, and a few other personal items, each student needs to bring the necessary equipment and materials for
participation in ensembles.
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Concert Band, Jazz Ensembles, Orchestra
Instrument(s) Reeds, mutes, valve oil, slide creme, etc. Mallets, sticks, brushes, pencils, rosin WIRE FOLDING MUSIC STAND |
Concert Choir
Pitch pipe (if available) Various vocal/choral recordings to share Hats for "Hat Night" Five sharpened pencils |
| Piano campers: Bring any music you're currently working on for your private lesson, placement audition, and possible performance. | |
Q: What about money?
A: Some money for incidental purchases, the Berkey Creamery, the Natatorium, or refreshments is suggested, and you may want to bring change for the vending machines or pay
phones.
Q: Is there anything I shouldn't bring?
A: Yes. You should not bring the following items: TV sets, large stereos, computer equipment, skateboards, skates, bicycles, valuable items, and
pets. We also ask that you leave cell phones in your residence hall room or at home, as these can be a distraction during rehearsals and classes. If you do bring a cell phone, it must
be turned off during any program sessions. Camp staff may confiscate a cell phone for the duration of the camp if they prove to be unsafe or a constant distraction from Summer Music
Camp activities.
Q: Is there late registration available on the first day of camp?
A: We highly discourage anyone from arriving late to camp. Attendance at the 6:30 p.m. meeting on Sunday evening is essential. However, in the event of an
emergency, late registration will be available at the Commons Desk, which is open twenty-four hours.
program of College of Arts and
Architecture's School of Music
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