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Lee Music Camp gearing up

By Paul Leach

Correspondent

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Lee University Music Camp 2010 will provide a weeklong campus experience June 7-12 for students rising to grades 9-12 and rising college freshmen.

“Students receive a quality experience with the music camp,” said Winona Holsinger, chairwoman of the Lee University Music Camp. “They live on campus, they get a taste of campus life. They receive instruction from and interact with Lee faculty, staff, students and graduates. The students get to study music theory and history as well as rehearse and perform.”

The daily schedule includes chapel, classes and evening performances by faculty and guest artists. The students perform at week’s end.

MUSIC TRACKS

Music Lovers: Ensemble experiences, voice classes for vocalists or one private lesson for instrumentalists, music theory and history classes, electives in jazz, scat singing, improvisation, handbells, finale music software, and more.

College Prep: Open to rising high school juniors, seniors, and college freshmen. Most applications require audition DVD. Two private lessons, ear training, music theory and history and ensemble experiences.

Jazz: Small-combo performance experience and jazz history, theory, and improvisation classes.

Worship Leader: Theological, historical, and philosophical aspects of worship studies, worship-leading lab, music theory, and ensemble experiences including choir, chamber orchestra, band and more.

HOW TO APPLY

Tuition: $495, including $50 application fee and $25 refundable key deposit. Tuition covers room, meals and tickets to all concerts. Limited full, half and $100 scholarships available, based on need.

Online brochure: www.leeuniversity.edu/Media/Website%20Resources/pdf/news/music-camp/MusicCampBrochure10.

Contact: Winona Holsinger, 423-614-8263 or wholsinger@leeuniversity.edu, or write Lee University Music Camp, P.O. Box 3450, Cleveland, TN 37320-3450

Paul Leach is based in Cleveland. E-mail him at paul.leach.press@gmail.com.