GREATER RICHMOND SCHOOL OF MUSIC: CHORAL ODYSSEY
In this melodic camp, boys and girls will learn basic music theory and ear
training as it relates to singing, work as a group on warm-ups and sight-reading,
learn songs across a variety of genres, and provide a group choral performance
on the final day.
Level:
Mixed Ability
Instructor:
Greater Richmond School of Music staff
Grades:
2 – 6
Date/Time:
July 15 – 19; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Cost: $210
GREATER RICHMOND SCHOOL OF MUSIC: GUITAR PRO
Play like a pro with your peers and become a guitar champ! Campers will
learn key concepts of the fundamentals of music, rhythm, and performance.
Students will also be able to experiment with different types of guitars, electric
guitar effects, and other gear that is key to live performance. Other topics
covered include listening, accompaniment, music theory, and improvisation.
Level:
Intermediate to Advanced
Instructor:
Greater Richmond School of Music staff
Grades:
6 – 12
Date/Time:
July 8 – July 12; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Cost: $210
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GREATER RICHMOND SCHOOL OF MUSIC: SUMMER
STRING THING
Learn to perform better with a full ensemble and in small groups – classical,
rock, and pop music. Work on music theory, the history of rock and roll,
keyboard, sight-reading, scales for auditions, improvisation, and sectionals.
There will be a performance on the final day. This session is for students with at
least one year of experience on violin, viola, cello, or upright bass. Students will
need to bring their own instruments.
Level:
Intermediate to Advanced
Instructor:
Greater Richmond School of Music staff
Grades:
6 – 12
Date/Time:
June 24 – 28; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Cost: $210
PRINTMAKERS’ DELIGHT
In this class, students will join Steward visual arts teacher Sejal Vaywala to
explore the exciting art of printmaking. They will focus on processes such
as monotypes, screen-printing, linoleum carving, gelli printing, etching and
collagraphs to print in multiples to complete several unique projects. At the
end, students will leave the camp with various masterpieces on paper, fabrics,
wood, and plexiglass, and a whole new set of skills in this wonderful art form.
Instructor:
Grades:
Date/Time:
Cost:
Sejal Vaywala, Steward faculty
4 – 9
July 29 – August 2; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
$250 (includes supplies)