2020 SUMMER PROGRAMS GUIDE
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Longy Summer Programs
Longy School of Music of Bard College |
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MAIN OFFICE
27 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
UNITED STATES
617-876-0956
LOCATION
All programs: Longy School of Music of Bard College, Cambridge, MA
LONGY'S DALCROZE SUMMER INSTITUTE
Program Highlights
We welcome music instructors, instrumentalists, singers, conductors, composers, music students, music therapists, as well as actors and dancers. The Institute includes Certificate Level Pedagogy classes, Eurhythmics, Solfege and Keyboard Improvisation classes. All classes are grouped according to level.
What Distinguishes This Program
Students from around the world receive their Dalcroze education through this Institute. Dalcroze Eurhythmics uses rhythmic movement, intense listening, and improvisation to unlock creativity. Applicable to the music classroom and the private studio, to the beginning musician and the advanced performer, this holistic approach to musical understanding complements traditional study and practice.
Musical Focus
Classical
Artistic/Music Director
Dates
2019 dates: June 24-July 12, 2019
Date details:
Dates for 2020 to be determined, check website for details.
Cost
2019 costs: $832-$2448, varied by program and duration
Cost details
check website for 2020 tuition costs
For credit (2019)
-1 week: $832
-2 weeks: $1,665
-3 weeks: $2,448
Non-credit (2019)
-1 week: $703
-2 weeks: $1,406
-3 weeks: $2,104
Featured Teachers
Longy Faculty
Lisa Parker, Diplôme Supérieur, Director Emeritus of Dalcroze Summer Institute
Eiko Ishizuka, Diplôme Candidate, Director of Dalcroze Summer Institute
Adriana Ausch, License
Ginny Latts, License; Coordinator
Melissa Tucker, License
Elizabeth Lurie, Movement Specialist
Longy Guest Faculty
Dr. Ruth Alperson, Diplôme Supérieur
Hélène Nicolet, Diplôme Supérieur
Alissa Cardone, Movement Specialist
Program Contact Information
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LONGY'S DIVERGENT STUDIO
Program Highlights
Program Highlights for Instrumentalists/Singers:
- Daily coaching and masterclasses with loadbang and other Divergent Studio faculty
- Project-based seminars exploring atonal and microtonal ear training, performing with electronics, complex rhythms, grant writing, career development, and improvisation
- Daily student and faculty concerts
- Workshops and social events with Divergent Studio composition participants
- The opportunity to perform alongside members of loadbang
- Each composer will be assigned an ensemble to write for. These ensembles include loadbang, Transient Canvas, and our other wonderful guest musicians
- Compose pieces in collaboration with other Divergent Studio participants
- Coaching with Divergent faculty
- Composition lessons/small group masterclasses with Divergent Studio composition faculty and guest composers Hannah Lash and Paula Matthusen
- Daily workshops covering both analytical and compositional topics
- Workshops and social events together with the Divergent Studio performance participants
What Distinguishes This Program
At Longy's Divergent Studio, you'll experience a whirlwind 10 days of composition and performance. Attend as pre-formed ensembles or as individual performers for a dive into contemporary chamber music. Composers will work with Longy's composition faculty and Divergent Studio's guest faculty-hear your music performed live.
Musical Focus
Classical
Artistic/Music Director
Andy Kozar, Aaron Helgeson
Dates
June 7-17, 2020
Cost
$950
Cost details
Dates
June 7-17, 2020
Students
40
Teachers
12
Featured Teachers
loadbang, Aaron Helgeson, Amy Beth Kirsten
Program Contact Information
781-876-1787
CERTIFIED MUSIC PRACTITIONER ® | MUSIC FOR HEALING AND TRANSITION PROGRAM, INC. ™
Program Highlights
MHTP’s program consists of:
- 80 classroom hours, divided into five lively and inspiring modules
- An Independent Practicum (45 hours of direct bedside musical work for approximately 100 patients)
- The reading and review of two books for each module (books chosen from an extensive, pertinent reading list)
- Development of 90 minutes of appropriate repertoire for various patient conditions
- A 30-minute recording of music demonstrating your proficiency in providing therapeutic sessions
What Distinguishes This Program
Are you a musician with a compassionate heart ready to use your gifts in palliative care? Longy is delighted to collaborate with the Music for Healing and Transition Program, Inc. to offer a summer institute through which musicians can become Certified Music Practitioners® (CMPs). Vocalists or instrumentalists—skilled amateur and professional musicians are welcome.
Musical Focus
Classical
All students must first be accepted by MHTP before they can apply for the summer Institute.
Artistic/Music Director
Aline Benoit
Date details
- Module 1: May 31-June 2, Patient Assessment for Live Therapeutic Music, Injury Prevention for CMPs
- Module 2: June 2-4, Music as a Language
- Module 3: July 26-28, Paradigms of Healing, Music, Sound and Healing
- Module 4: July 28-30, Etiquette and Internship, Profession of Music Practitioner
- Module 5: dates TBD, Care of the Dying, Alterations in Health, and Clinical Practicum
Cost details
$2400 for all five modules; check website for payment plans and discount options for music grads.
Program Contact Information
RENT A PHOTO
