I encourage my child to participate in the CSU Summer Music Camp. I agree to

support all camp rules and regulations. I understand that final ensemble placement

decisions rest with the ensemble directors and camp director and agree to abide

by those placements. I understand that the Music Camp staff will make every effort

to accommodate rooming requests, but that roommate arrangements cannot be

guaranteed. I further agree that Summer Music Camp has permission to use any

photographs or video taken during camp in future advertising. I assume financial

responsibility for health care costs including the cost of any medication, x-rays, lab

work or hospitalization.

REFUND POLICY - You may cancel your application for Summer Music Camp and

receive a refund less $50.00 (nonrefundable deposit) only if the request is made prior to two weeks before the beginning of camp. No money will be refunded for any reason after the two week deadline. Students arriving late for camp or leaving

early are not eligible for monetary compensation. The $50 registration deposit is not refundable for any reason.

Parent Signature ____________________________________ Date ______________

INSTRUCTIONS1. Complete the front side and have parents sign approval section.

2. Write a check to CSU Summer Music Camp for $50 or full amount.

3. Address a stamped envelope to:

CSU Summer Music Camp, P.O. Box 118087, Charleston, SC 29423-80874. Give application, check (or credit card receipt), and envelope to your

Music Teacher, who will complete the recommendation and mail it.

Music Teacher’s

RECOMMENDATION Years teaching this student ________

Years student has played this instrument ____ Grade in School this year ____

Compared to peers, rate student’s ability (circle one):

1 2 3 4 5 superior excellent average below avg far below avg

This student’s application appears correct to the best of my knowledge. I recommend this student for participation in the CSU Summer Music Camp.

Teacher Signature ____________________________________ Date _________

___________________________________________________________________

PLEASE PROMPTLY MAIL APPLICATION FOR THE STUDENT. THANK YOU.

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN

SUMMER MUSIC CAMP

Charleston Southern University’s Horton School of Music is proud to sponsor Summer Music Camp for students in grades 4 through 12. Campers may participate in Senior Band, Junior Bands, Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus, String Orchestra, Piano Camp or Music Theatre during the weeklong session.

Charleston Southern is situated just minutes from historic Charleston, South Carolina. The University is acclaimed annually in national publications as one of the best colleges in the South and is fully experienced in summer camp operations, hosting thousands of campers annually. Leading music educators from the region will join the Horton School of Music faculty and Summer Music Camp staff to provide both a quality musical experience and fun week for all campers.

From Monday afternoon registration through the end of camp on Saturday, campers will enjoy a nonstop mix of ensemble rehearsals, masterclass and sectional rehearsals, structured recreation, and evening entertainment and social activities. In addition to ensemble rehearsals, campers will also have the option of receiving a half-

hour or hour private lesson if desired.

Saturday evening recitals and concerts will conclude the camp, with performances by all campers. The performances are free and open to the public, with family and friends of music campers encouraged to attend. Join us for this exciting week of Summer Music Camp!

SENIOR BANDGrades 9 through 12

BLUE JUNIOR BANDGrades 6 through 8 and have

played at least two years

SENIOR CHOIRGrades 9 through 12

GOLD JUNIOR BAND

Grades 4 through 8 and haveplayed one or two years only

JUNIOR CHOIRGrades 5 through 8

PIANO CAMPGrades 6 through 12 and have

played at least two years

MUSIC THEATREGrades 8 through 12

STRING ORCHESTRAGrades 6 through 12 and have

played at least two years

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US:

843-88-CSSMC

CSU Summer Music CampPO Box 118087Charleston, SC 29423-8087

charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccampmusiccamp@csuniv.edu

FluteRegina Helcher Yost, Charleston Symphony and CSUCynthia Hopkins, Columbia, S.C.OboeKari Kistler, Charleston Symphony and CSUBassoonKathy St. John, Charleston SymphonyClarinetCharlie Messersmith, Charleston Symphony and CSUJoni Brown, Sumter, S.C.Emma Ostapeck, Charleston, S.C.SaxophoneMark Sterbank, Charleston Jazz Orchestra and CSUHornBrandon Nichols, Charleston Symphony and CSUTrumpetSusan Messersmith, Charleston Symphony and CSUTodd Jenkins, Aiken, S.C. Antonio Marti, Charleston SymphonyTromboneKate Jenkins, Aiken, S.C.Euphonium & TubaGretchen Bowles, Charleston, S.C.Justin Clarkson, Charleston, S.C. and CSUPercussionMichael Haldeman, Charleston Symphony and CSUStringsRyan Silvestri, Mount Pleasant, S.C.GuitarChristopher Teves, CSUVoiceJennifer Luiken, CSUJill Terhaar Lewis, CSURicard Bordas, CSUKatherine Clarkson, CSUShanelle Woods, CSUMusic TherapyJennifer Whipple, CSUJulie Stordahl Green, CSUApril Brien, CSUPianoBrad Parker, CSUJanet Elshazly, CSU Eugene Koester, CSUMyungsook Stoudenmire, CSULin Harness, CSUJacquie Jones, CSUAbby Phillips, CSUChorus & ChoraleValerie Bullock, CSURicard Bordas, CSUDavid Richardson, Charleston, S.C.Matt McCall, CSURobert Culbreth, Charleston, S.C.Bands & OrchestraMarshall Forrester, CSUNicholas Holland, CSUNeville Curtis, James Island, S.C.Marie Elliott Evans, Mount Pleasant, S.C.Susan DuPuis, Charleston, S.C. and CSUGlen Funderburk, Lexington, S.C.David Carter, Summerville, S.C.Mike Doll, Mount Pleasant, S.C.Swati Dadheech Linder, Goose Creek, S.C.Edna Grace, Goose Creek, S.C.Julie Duvall, Conway, S.C.David Santiago, Chapin S.C.Jenny Collins, Goose Creek, S.C.Chad Pence, Summerville, S.C.Andrae Raffield, Summerville, S.C.

CAMP FACULTY AND STAFF SUBJECT TO CHANGE

MUSIC CAMP FACULTY & GUESTSPast and Present

CSU SUMMER MUSIC CAMPJUNE 26-JULY 1, 2017

PARENTAL APPROVAL

Print Name, Title & Name of Organization

MONDAY, JUNE 26 - SATURDAY, JULY 1

TOTAL CAMP FEE $AMOUNT ENCLOSED $BALANCE DUE $$50 minimum deposit

To be paid by June 1 (SEE REVERSE SIDE)

(may be photocopied as necessary)

HOUSING, MEALS & SUPERVISIONDorm campers will be housed in CSU dormitories. Dorm and day campers will eat all meals in the CSU Dining Hall. Campers must bring their own sheets, towels and pillow from home. Campers will be housed two or three per room. Friends who wish to room together should plan to go through the Monday afternoon registration line at the same time. Housing for Saturday night, at the end of camp, is not provided.

Meals begin Monday evening after check-in and end with dinner on Saturday - 16 meals in all. All meals will be served cafeteria style, and students will be allowed to eat as much as they wish at every meal with a wide variety of choices.

While staying in the residence halls, all camp students will be under the careful supervision of the Music Camp Staff. Counselors will live in the dormitories and assist with all rehearsals and daytime

activities in order to closely monitor all aspects of camp life.

HEALTH CAREIn the event of an illness or injury to a camper, the staff will contact parents and escort that student to the health care facility of choice for prompt, professional medical care. Several fine facilities are adjacent to campus, including Trident Medical Center and walk-in clinics. Costs resulting from medical care, medication, x-rays, or lab work are the responsibility of the parent. In the unlikely event that a student would need hospital care, immediate transportation would be arranged. Costs resulting from hospital treatment are the responsibility of the parent.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONAfter your application has been received and accepted, we will forward additional material to you. This will include check-in times on Monday afternoon, what to bring, a medical history and permission for treatment form, a map, a sample schedule, and all the other information needed to plan your trip.

HOW TO APPLYFill out the front side of the application completely and have a parent sign the parental approval section on the reverse side. Write a check payable to CSU Summer Music Camp ($50 deposit or full amount) or visit www.charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccamp to pay by credit card.

Address an envelope to the Music Camp address. Take the completed application, check (or credit card receipt from website) and stamped envelope to your Music Teacher. Your Music Teacher will complete the recommendation section of the application and will mail it for you.

You may also apply online at:

CHARLESTONSOUTHERN.EDU/MUSICCAMP

HOST SCHOOL & LOCATIONCharleston Southern University is one of the largest accredited, private universities in South Carolina. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University offers 48 undergraduate majors and 10 graduate degree programs and enrolls over 3,600 students. Founded in 1964, Charleston Southern is located just minutes from beautiful Charleston, S.C. The campus is convenient to many summer recreation activities, including area beaches, historic downtown Charleston and Fort Sumter, Lowcountry attractions, and the neighboring regions of Hilton Head, Savannah, Georgia, and the S.C. Grand Strand.

FACILITIES & EQUIPMENTCampers will enjoy the use of state-of-the-art facilities while at Charleston Southern. Whittington Hall, one of the newest buildings on campus, includes classrooms, faculty studios, a large rehearsal hall, percussion studio, practice rooms, instrument storage and library space, a computer lab, and two piano/MIDI keyboard labs.

Music Camp rehearsals and activities will also be housed in the Lightsey Music Building and Lightsey Chapel Auditorium, a spacious and well-equipped concert venue that seats an audience of 1550 people. Comprehensive recreation facilities will be available to campers, including a swimming pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, weight rooms, ping-pong and lounge and snack bar areas in the adjacent Brewer Center and Buc Park.

Each band and orchestra student will be expected to furnish his or her own instrument and bring a folding metal music stand. Only concert percussion equipment and pianos will be available from the Horton School of Music.

PIANO CAMPPiano Camp will be available to students from grades six through 12 who have performed on piano for at least two years. Instruction in technique, literature, musicianship, ensemble performance and theory will be a part of the camp. Each piano camp student will receive four half-hour private lessons during the camp and will also participate by singing in a mixed chorus. Total price for the Piano Camp is $400, which includes lessons. Piano campers should bring at least three pieces of standard literature (no pop arrangements, please) to camp, two of which should be

performance ready.

PRIVATE LESSONSPrivate Lessons are available on each instrument and for voice and piano. The fee for a half-hour lesson is $25 and may be elected by any camp student. Full hour lessons are available to students in grades 8-12, and the cost is $50. (Private lessons are required for piano campers.) Band, orchestra or voice students with previous piano experience, regardless of age, may elect to receive a one hour piano lesson in addition to vocal or instrumental lessons. The fee for a one hour piano lesson for band or choir students is $50.

Dorm Option .................................. $3506 days, 5 nights, 16 meals, air-conditioned dormitory room, instruction, supervision, recreation and camp t-shirt. Piano Campers must include private lessons, below.

Day Camp + Meals ......................... $290For local residents. Includes same instruction, 16 meals, supervision, recreation and camp t-shirt. Reporting time 8:30 a.m. (8 a.m. if you wish to have breakfast) until approximately 9:15 p.m.

Piano Campers ............................... +$50Piano Campers are automatically enrolled in private lessons, as part of the piano camp schedule.

Hour Private Lesson ...................... +$50Half-Hour Private Lesson ...............+$25

Private lessons are OPTIONAL (for all except piano camp), but campers are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity.

Deposit .............................................. $50Enclose a check for $50 (deposit is nonrefundable) with your application and pay the balance of the fee on June 1.

Campers registering after June 1 are required to pay the full amount with their initial application.

We also accept Credit Cards. Visit the camp website to pay by credit card. Print and enclose your receipt.www.charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccamp

RefundsYou may cancel your application for Summer Music

Camp and receive a refund less $50 (nonrefundable

portion on all camp fee plans) if the request is made

prior to two weeks before the beginning of camp.

No money will be refunded for any reason after the two week deadline. Students arriving late for camp

or leaving early are not eligible for any monetary

compensation. Camp enrollment is nontransferable. The initial $50 registration deposit (for those who do not send the full amount) is not refundable for any reason.

HOUSING: SELECT ONEDorm Option $350Day Camp + Meals $290

LESSONS: SELECT ONEHour Private Lesson +$50Instrument or Voice Grades 8-12 only

Half-Hour Lesson +$25Instrument or Voice

Piano Campers (required) +$50Piano Lesson for Piano Campers

No Lesson -

PIANO for Instrumental or Vocal CampersOptional Piano Lesson +$50No Piano Lesson -

FEESMUSIC CAMP AT A GLANCE

Day camp is 8:15 a.m. - 9:15 p.m.

Any band, string, or vocal student with prior piano exper ience may also elect an optional one hour piano lesson.

Checks payable to :

CSU SummerMusic Campor pay with credit card via camp website and enclose copy of receipt

Name Age Grade

Address

City, State, Zip

Family email

Camper email

Home Phone

Parent’s Cell Phone ( ) OK to text?

Camper Cell Phone ( ) OK to text?

Your instrument or voice type (be specific)

How many years performing on this instrument?

T-shirt size* S M L XL 2X 3X *Standard unisex sizing

* Band campers who have played for two years will perform a brief audition at Monday afternoon registration in order to determine band placement.

CHECK THE APPROPRIATE ENSEMBLEUse the grade you are in this year . . . 2016-2017

SENIOR BAND (Grades 9-12)

BLUE JUNIOR BAND* (Grades 6-8, played 2+ years)

GOLD JUNIOR BAND* (Grades 4-8, played 1 or 2 years)

SENIOR CHORUS (Grades 9-12)

JUNIOR CHORUS (Grades 5-8)

STRING ORCHESTRA (Grades 6-12, played 2+ years)

PIANO CAMP (Grades 6-12, played 2+ years)

MUSIC THEATRE (Grades 8-12)

such as trumpet, piano, soprano, etc.

CSU SUMMER MUSIC CAMPJUNE 26 - JULY 1, 2017

APPLICATION

Horton School of Music

ELECTIVE HOUR PREFERENCE

Camp Chorus Open to All

Jazz Ensemble Senior Band only

Field Conducting Grades 9-12 onlyWorld Drumming Open to AllMusic Theory & History Open to AllFinale & Composition Grades 9-12 only

Male Female

TOTAL CAMP FEE $AMOUNT ENCLOSED $BALANCE DUE $$50 minimum deposit

To be paid by June 1 (SEE REVERSE SIDE)

(may be photocopied as necessary)

HOUSING, MEALS & SUPERVISIONDorm campers will be housed in CSU dormitories. Dorm and day campers will eat all meals in the CSU Dining Hall. Campers must bring their own sheets, towels and pillow from home. Campers will be housed two or three per room. Friends who wish to room together should plan to go through the Monday afternoon registration line at the same time. Housing for Saturday night, at the end of camp, is not provided.

Meals begin Monday evening after check-in and end with dinner on Saturday - 16 meals in all. All meals will be served cafeteria style, and students will be allowed to eat as much as they wish at every meal with a wide variety of choices.

While staying in the residence halls, all camp students will be under the careful supervision of the Music Camp Staff. Counselors will live in the dormitories and assist with all rehearsals and daytime

activities in order to closely monitor all aspects of camp life.

HEALTH CAREIn the event of an illness or injury to a camper, the staff will contact parents and escort that student to the health care facility of choice for prompt, professional medical care. Several fine facilities are adjacent to campus, including Trident Medical Center and walk-in clinics. Costs resulting from medical care, medication, x-rays, or lab work are the responsibility of the parent. In the unlikely event that a student would need hospital care, immediate transportation would be arranged. Costs resulting from hospital treatment are the responsibility of the parent.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONAfter your application has been received and accepted, we will forward additional material to you. This will include check-in times on Monday afternoon, what to bring, a medical history and permission for treatment form, a map, a sample schedule, and all the other information needed to plan your trip.

HOW TO APPLYFill out the front side of the application completely and have a parent sign the parental approval section on the reverse side. Write a check payable to CSU Summer Music Camp ($50 deposit or full amount) or visit www.charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccamp to pay by credit card.

Address an envelope to the Music Camp address. Take the completed application, check (or credit card receipt from website) and stamped envelope to your Music Teacher. Your Music Teacher will complete the recommendation section of the application and will mail it for you.

You may also apply online at:

CHARLESTONSOUTHERN.EDU/MUSICCAMP

HOST SCHOOL & LOCATIONCharleston Southern University is one of the largest accredited, private universities in South Carolina. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University offers 48 undergraduate majors and 10 graduate degree programs and enrolls over 3,600 students. Founded in 1964, Charleston Southern is located just minutes from beautiful Charleston, S.C. The campus is convenient to many summer recreation activities, including area beaches, historic downtown Charleston and Fort Sumter, Lowcountry attractions, and the neighboring regions of Hilton Head, Savannah, Georgia, and the S.C. Grand Strand.

FACILITIES & EQUIPMENTCampers will enjoy the use of state-of-the-art facilities while at Charleston Southern. Whittington Hall, one of the newest buildings on campus, includes classrooms, faculty studios, a large rehearsal hall, percussion studio, practice rooms, instrument storage and library space, a computer lab, and two piano/MIDI keyboard labs.

Music Camp rehearsals and activities will also be housed in the Lightsey Music Building and Lightsey Chapel Auditorium, a spacious and well-equipped concert venue that seats an audience of 1550 people. Comprehensive recreation facilities will be available to campers, including a swimming pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, weight rooms, ping-pong and lounge and snack bar areas in the adjacent Brewer Center and Buc Park.

Each band and orchestra student will be expected to furnish his or her own instrument and bring a folding metal music stand. Only concert percussion equipment and pianos will be available from the Horton School of Music.

PIANO CAMPPiano Camp will be available to students from grades six through 12 who have performed on piano for at least two years. Instruction in technique, literature, musicianship, ensemble performance and theory will be a part of the camp. Each piano camp student will receive four half-hour private lessons during the camp and will also participate by singing in a mixed chorus. Total price for the Piano Camp is $400, which includes lessons. Piano campers should bring at least three pieces of standard literature (no pop arrangements, please) to camp, two of which should be

performance ready.

PRIVATE LESSONSPrivate Lessons are available on each instrument and for voice and piano. The fee for a half-hour lesson is $25 and may be elected by any camp student. Full hour lessons are available to students in grades 8-12, and the cost is $50. (Private lessons are required for piano campers.) Band, orchestra or voice students with previous piano experience, regardless of age, may elect to receive a one hour piano lesson in addition to vocal or instrumental lessons. The fee for a one hour piano lesson for band or choir students is $50.

Dorm Option .................................. $3506 days, 5 nights, 16 meals, air-conditioned dormitory room, instruction, supervision, recreation and camp t-shirt. Piano Campers must include private lessons, below.

Day Camp + Meals ......................... $290For local residents. Includes same instruction, 16 meals, supervision, recreation and camp t-shirt. Reporting time 8:30 a.m. (8 a.m. if you wish to have breakfast) until approximately 9:15 p.m.

Piano Campers ............................... +$50Piano Campers are automatically enrolled in private lessons, as part of the piano camp schedule.

Hour Private Lesson ...................... +$50Half-Hour Private Lesson ...............+$25

Private lessons are OPTIONAL (for all except piano camp), but campers are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity.

Deposit .............................................. $50Enclose a check for $50 (deposit is nonrefundable) with your application and pay the balance of the fee on June 1.

Campers registering after June 1 are required to pay the full amount with their initial application.

We also accept Credit Cards. Visit the camp website to pay by credit card. Print and enclose your receipt.www.charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccamp

RefundsYou may cancel your application for Summer Music

Camp and receive a refund less $50 (nonrefundable

portion on all camp fee plans) if the request is made

prior to two weeks before the beginning of camp.

No money will be refunded for any reason after the two week deadline. Students arriving late for camp

or leaving early are not eligible for any monetary

compensation. Camp enrollment is nontransferable. The initial $50 registration deposit (for those who do not send the full amount) is not refundable for any reason.

HOUSING: SELECT ONEDorm Option $350Day Camp + Meals $290

LESSONS: SELECT ONEHour Private Lesson +$50Instrument or Voice Grades 8-12 only

Half-Hour Lesson +$25Instrument or Voice

Piano Campers (required) +$50Piano Lesson for Piano Campers

No Lesson -

PIANO for Instrumental or Vocal CampersOptional Piano Lesson +$50No Piano Lesson -

FEESMUSIC CAMP AT A GLANCE

Day camp is 8:15 a.m. - 9:15 p.m.

Any band, string, or vocal student with prior piano exper ience may also elect an optional one hour piano lesson.

Checks payable to :

CSU SummerMusic Campor pay with credit card via camp website and enclose copy of receipt

Name Age Grade

Address

City, State, Zip

Family email

Camper email

Home Phone

Parent’s Cell Phone ( ) OK to text?

Camper Cell Phone ( ) OK to text?

Your instrument or voice type (be specific)

How many years performing on this instrument?

T-shirt size* S M L XL 2X 3X *Standard unisex sizing

* Band campers who have played for two years will perform a brief audition at Monday afternoon registration in order to determine band placement.

CHECK THE APPROPRIATE ENSEMBLEUse the grade you are in this year . . . 2016-2017

SENIOR BAND (Grades 9-12)

BLUE JUNIOR BAND* (Grades 6-8, played 2+ years)

GOLD JUNIOR BAND* (Grades 4-8, played 1 or 2 years)

SENIOR CHORUS (Grades 9-12)

JUNIOR CHORUS (Grades 5-8)

STRING ORCHESTRA (Grades 6-12, played 2+ years)

PIANO CAMP (Grades 6-12, played 2+ years)

MUSIC THEATRE (Grades 8-12)

such as trumpet, piano, soprano, etc.

CSU SUMMER MUSIC CAMPJUNE 26 - JULY 1, 2017

APPLICATION

Horton School of Music

ELECTIVE HOUR PREFERENCE

Camp Chorus Open to All

Jazz Ensemble Senior Band only

Field Conducting Grades 9-12 onlyWorld Drumming Open to AllMusic Theory & History Open to AllFinale & Composition Grades 9-12 only

Male Female

I encourage my child to participate in the CSU Summer Music Camp. I agree to

support all camp rules and regulations. I understand that final ensemble placement

decisions rest with the ensemble directors and camp director and agree to abide

by those placements. I understand that the Music Camp staff will make every effort

to accommodate rooming requests, but that roommate arrangements cannot be

guaranteed. I further agree that Summer Music Camp has permission to use any

photographs or video taken during camp in future advertising. I assume financial

responsibility for health care costs including the cost of any medication, x-rays, lab

work or hospitalization.

REFUND POLICY - You may cancel your application for Summer Music Camp and

receive a refund less $50.00 (nonrefundable deposit) only if the request is made prior to two weeks before the beginning of camp. No money will be refunded for any reason after the two week deadline. Students arriving late for camp or leaving

early are not eligible for monetary compensation. The $50 registration deposit is not refundable for any reason.

Parent Signature ____________________________________ Date ______________

INSTRUCTIONS1. Complete the front side and have parents sign approval section.

2. Write a check to CSU Summer Music Camp for $50 or full amount.

3. Address a stamped envelope to:

CSU Summer Music Camp, P.O. Box 118087, Charleston, SC 29423-80874. Give application, check (or credit card receipt), and envelope to your

Music Teacher, who will complete the recommendation and mail it.

Music Teacher’s

RECOMMENDATION Years teaching this student ________

Years student has played this instrument ____ Grade in School this year ____

Compared to peers, rate student’s ability (circle one):

1 2 3 4 5 superior excellent average below avg far below avg

This student’s application appears correct to the best of my knowledge. I recommend this student for participation in the CSU Summer Music Camp.

Teacher Signature ____________________________________ Date _________

___________________________________________________________________

PLEASE PROMPTLY MAIL APPLICATION FOR THE STUDENT. THANK YOU.

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN

SUMMER MUSIC CAMP

Charleston Southern University’s Horton School of Music is proud to sponsor Summer Music Camp for students in grades 4 through 12. Campers may participate in Senior Band, Junior Bands, Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus, String Orchestra, Piano Camp or Music Theatre during the weeklong session.

Charleston Southern is situated just minutes from historic Charleston, South Carolina. The University is acclaimed annually in national publications as one of the best colleges in the South and is fully experienced in summer camp operations, hosting thousands of campers annually. Leading music educators from the region will join the Horton School of Music faculty and Summer Music Camp staff to provide both a quality musical experience and fun week for all campers.

From Monday afternoon registration through the end of camp on Saturday, campers will enjoy a nonstop mix of ensemble rehearsals, masterclass and sectional rehearsals, structured recreation, and evening entertainment and social activities. In addition to ensemble rehearsals, campers will also have the option of receiving a half-

hour or hour private lesson if desired.

Saturday evening recitals and concerts will conclude the camp, with performances by all campers. The performances are free and open to the public, with family and friends of music campers encouraged to attend. Join us for this exciting week of Summer Music Camp!

SENIOR BANDGrades 9 through 12

BLUE JUNIOR BANDGrades 6 through 8 and have

played at least two years

SENIOR CHOIRGrades 9 through 12

GOLD JUNIOR BAND

Grades 4 through 8 and haveplayed one or two years only

JUNIOR CHOIRGrades 5 through 8

PIANO CAMPGrades 6 through 12 and have

played at least two years

MUSIC THEATREGrades 8 through 12

STRING ORCHESTRAGrades 6 through 12 and have

played at least two years

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US:

843-88-CSSMC

CSU Summer Music CampPO Box 118087Charleston, SC 29423-8087

charlestonsouthern.edu/musiccampmusiccamp@csuniv.edu

FluteRegina Helcher Yost, Charleston Symphony and CSUCynthia Hopkins, Columbia, S.C.OboeKari Kistler, Charleston Symphony and CSUBassoonKathy St. John, Charleston SymphonyClarinetCharlie Messersmith, Charleston Symphony and CSUJoni Brown, Sumter, S.C.Emma Ostapeck, Charleston, S.C.SaxophoneMark Sterbank, Charleston Jazz Orchestra and CSUHornBrandon Nichols, Charleston Symphony and CSUTrumpetSusan Messersmith, Charleston Symphony and CSUTodd Jenkins, Aiken, S.C. Antonio Marti, Charleston SymphonyTromboneKate Jenkins, Aiken, S.C.Euphonium & TubaGretchen Bowles, Charleston, S.C.Justin Clarkson, Charleston, S.C. and CSUPercussionMichael Haldeman, Charleston Symphony and CSUStringsRyan Silvestri, Mount Pleasant, S.C.GuitarChristopher Teves, CSUVoiceJennifer Luiken, CSUJill Terhaar Lewis, CSURicard Bordas, CSUKatherine Clarkson, CSUShanelle Woods, CSUMusic TherapyJennifer Whipple, CSUJulie Stordahl Green, CSUApril Brien, CSUPianoBrad Parker, CSUJanet Elshazly, CSU Eugene Koester, CSUMyungsook Stoudenmire, CSULin Harness, CSUJacquie Jones, CSUAbby Phillips, CSUChorus & ChoraleValerie Bullock, CSURicard Bordas, CSUDavid Richardson, Charleston, S.C.Matt McCall, CSURobert Culbreth, Charleston, S.C.Bands & OrchestraMarshall Forrester, CSUNicholas Holland, CSUNeville Curtis, James Island, S.C.Marie Elliott Evans, Mount Pleasant, S.C.Susan DuPuis, Charleston, S.C. and CSUGlen Funderburk, Lexington, S.C.David Carter, Summerville, S.C.Mike Doll, Mount Pleasant, S.C.Swati Dadheech Linder, Goose Creek, S.C.Edna Grace, Goose Creek, S.C.Julie Duvall, Conway, S.C.David Santiago, Chapin S.C.Jenny Collins, Goose Creek, S.C.Chad Pence, Summerville, S.C.Andrae Raffield, Summerville, S.C.

CAMP FACULTY AND STAFF SUBJECT TO CHANGE

MUSIC CAMP FACULTY & GUESTSPast and Present

CSU SUMMER MUSIC CAMPJUNE 26-JULY 1, 2017

PARENTAL APPROVAL

Print Name, Title & Name of Organization

MONDAY, JUNE 26 - SATURDAY, JULY 1