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UW-Madison Summer Music Clinic - Senior Session


Jasper will be teaching three courses at this summer's senior session (grades 9-12):

Composition/Arranging—Acquire skills that help you creatively combine melody, harmony, and rhythm in your own music. Theory background helpful.

8:00am, M-F

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Poetry as Inspiration—Consider how descriptive language informs performance. This course considers how poetry has been set to music and how music has been inspired by the spoken word, and discusses the impact of Bob Dylan’s recent Nobel Prize win. There will also be opportunities to write and read your own poems inspired by specific forms of music.

9:05am & 10:10am, M-F

 

Why Attend the Summer Music Camp? 

Join other junior or high school music students for a week of creative skill-building and performance in band, orchestra, choir, musical theater and jazz ensemble. Concert groups rehearse throughout the week and your family and friends are invited to the final concerts. Classes are designed to help you polish your ensemble and individual performance skills with a variety of music-related topics and techniques. Evening concerts and after-class recreation round out an exciting and dynamic music camp experience. Evening concerts are a mix of guest performing artists, student and faculty recitals. 

Recreation choices for residential campers are upbeat, creative activities led by enthusiastic teams of counselors. Choose from the standard offerings of sports and arts and crafts to aerobics, board games, jam sessions or the hot weather field day that includes nontraditional games such as a water-balloon competition.

Learn more at the UW-Madison Summer Music Clinic website.