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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 FOLDING MUSIC STAND |
Concert Choir
Five sharpened pencils |
| Piano campers: Bring any music (and piano accompaniment) 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, 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 3:30 p.m. meeting on Sunday afternoon is essential. However, in the event of an
emergency, late registration will be available at the Commons Desk, which is open twenty-four hours.
