2023 GUIDE TO SUMMER PROGRAMS
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Colorado College Summer Music Festival
Colorado College Summer Music Festival
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
The mission of the Colorado College Summer Music Festival is to provide the highest caliber, inclusive educational experience for pre-professional musicians, connecting them with preeminent performance faculty as they prepare to launch rewarding careers, while simultaneously providing vibrant and diverse concerts celebrating legacy, contemporary, and underrepresented classical music and thereby enriching the community of the Pikes Peak region. Fellows may perform in two to four orchestra concerts, two to three chamber midday concerts, chamber performances in two to five outreach events (depending on the year). Four to six fellow are chosen by audition to perform concerto readings with the orchestra in performances that are open to the public. Faculty perform in a five-concert/two-recital concert series, and many fellows are given the opportunity to perform with their faculty in these, as well.
WHAT DISTINGUISHES THIS PROGRAM
CC Summer Music Festival is a three-week intensive training for pre-professional musicians. All accepted applicants attend on full fellowship (free tuition, room and board). Orchestra, chamber groups, private lessons and mentoring, community outreach, small faculty to fellow ratio for a very personal experience.
LOCATION
MUSICAL FOCUS
Classical • Contemporary Classical
ARTISTIC/MUSIC DIRECTOR
Susan Grace
AGE & LEVEL
18 and older, pre-professional
DATES
June 4-24, 2023
Date details: Accepted fellows must commit to the entire festival; late arrivals/early departures are not possible. Arrival as early as June 3, departure as late as June 25.
COST $200
Cost details
Applicants pay a $75 application fee. Accepted fellows pay a $200 registration fee ($25 of which is refundable upon key/score return). Fellows are responsible for their own travel. $200 stipend available for bass and cello fellows who must purchase an airline ticket to attend (with receipt). Tuition, room and board (lunch/dinner) are free.
STUDENTS 54
TEACHERS 30
Featured Teachers
Scott Yoo, Alice Dade, Elizabeth Koch-Tiscione, David Kim, Laura Frautschi Andrew Wan, Jon Manasse, Burt Hara, Steven Copes, Bion Tsang, John Novacek, Phillip Ying, David Ying, Mark Kosower, Elizabeth Mann, Robert Walters, Kevin Cobb, William Wolfram
COVID-19 PLANNING
If needed for Summer 2022, will this program consider taking COVID-related safeguards as recommended by the American Camp Association, such as prescreening, ongoing screening/testing, and mitigation?
Yes
CONTACT INFORMATION
Susan Grace
14 East Cache La Poudre Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
UNITED STATES
719-389-6552
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