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Eastman Community musiC sChool Programs

2013JunE 21–august 9

What are YOU doing this summer?

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Summertime in upstate New York provides wonderful opportunities for you to join us for a program here at Eastman that will enrich your music-making, build and enrich your musical and technical skills, and connect you to other students who share your deep interest in music. Our summer faculty members are inspiring teacher-performers, dedicated to creating musical growth in a positive and intensive learning environment. This year we’re especially excited to announce our first music camp: Eastman@Keuka, two weeks of classes in jazz, strings, voice, and guitar in the beautiful Finger Lakes setting of Keuka College.

Join us for an enriching Eastman Community Music School program and experience all that Summer@Eastman has to offer!

Associate Dean for Community and Continuing Education

How to contact usVisit our website for application forms and updates:www.rochester.edu/Eastman/summer

Mail to:Eastman Community music school26 gibbs street, rochester, ny 14604

For further information, contact the Eastman Community Music School:• telephone: 585-274-1400

or 1-800-246-4706• Fax: 585-274-1005• E-mail: community@

esm.rochester.edu

Information in this brochure is subject to change.

Welcome to the Eastman Community music school

Part of the Eastman School of Music for more than 90 years

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Nine Advanced Jazz Improvisation Workshops(Middle, High School and Adults)June 21–29/Friday–Saturday, 3–4:30 p.m.Clay Jenkins, Dariusz Terefenko,

Julie Beauregard, instructorsEach afternoon during the Xerox-Rochester International Jazz Festival, members of the Eastman Jazz faculty and Eastman Community Music School faculty will present an advanced topic in jazz improvisation applicable to all instruments. Each session will include hand-outs, demonstrations and an opportunity for students to perform. Students are encouraged to bring their instruments.The nine workshops: • Always Play the Blues—Clay Jenkins• Modern Harmonic Substitutions—

Dariusz Terefenko• Global Connections to Jazz—Julie Beauregard• Expanding Your Musicality in Improvisation—

Clay Jenkins• Playing In & Out of the Changes—

Dariusz Terefenko• Improvisations in World Musics—

Julie Beauregard• Working Toward Depth of Groove—Clay Jenkins• Exploring Meter in Jazz Standards—

Dariusz Terefenko• Motivic Development in Your Improvisations• Tuition: $200 (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semesters)• Housing and meals available for students

enrolled in full day programs. See High School Full Day Options, page 7.

Eastman Rock Guitar Workshop (High School)July 22–26/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonJohn Covach, directorThis is a workshop for rock guitarists eager to develop their skill and knowledge of the guitar. Students will work on developing better playing and practice techniques, improving reading and transcription skills, exploring a variety of ap-proaches to improvisation, and gaining a greater familiarity with effects, amps, and other technical aspects of rock guitar gear, mostly by focusing on the work of classic rock guitarists such as George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Howe, and others. There will also be introductory sessions on jazz, classical, finger-style and other styles of playing. Students should be at the intermediate level, which means being able to play several songs or excerpts learned from a teacher, YouTube, or tabs.

Programs for high school studentsno audition required

No music reading skills or background in music theory is required.• Demonstration/Informal concert for friends

and family: Friday, July 26 at 11 a.m. in A707• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students


enrolled in full-day programs. See High School Full-Day Options, page 7.

Explorations in World Music(High School)July 22-26/Monday-Friday, 1:15-4:15 p.m.Julie Beauregard, directorThis course will balance academic exploration and musical activity, and is intended for any student interested in the many musical cultures found worldwide. No prior musical training or experience is necessary to participate. Internet, audiovisual, and text resources will be used as students conduct guided research to investigate selected cultures’ musical practices, history, instruments, and sounds. Students will develop a portrait of their selected musical culture and present what they have learned to the group, supplemented by a combination of student-discovered and teacher-provided audio and video examples. Activities will include rhythmic performance and playing of percussion instruments to bring understandings about various musical cultures to life in a partici-patory way. This course mimics a college-level

“Introduction to World Music” course, modi-fied for high school students. Learn about, hear, and make the music of many cultures, while developing a broader sense of the diverse musical practices in which people engage!• Tuition: $200; (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semesters; no housing available)• Housing and meals available for students


Jazz Primer for Classical Musicians(High School)July 22-26/Monday-Friday, 1:15-4:15 p.m.Bill Tiberio, directorThis fun, low-keyed class consists of a study of the basic concepts of jazz playing and improvisation for all instruments. An ensemble will be created, with standard rhythm section instruments and an informal performance will be given at the conclu-sion of the week. Students do not need prior knowledge of jazz! Students performing in the wind ensemble camp are encouraged to enroll!• Informal Concert: Friday, July 26 at 3:30 p.m. in

ESM 120• Tuition: $175 (10% discount for ECMS students




Eastman Classic Rock (High School)July 22–26/Monday–Friday, 1:15 p.m.–4:15 p.m.John Covach, director, assisted by Chris Meeker,

Jason TitusThis intensive workshop is designed for motivated high school rock musicians (grades 9–12) and fo-cuses on rock music of the 1955–1990 period, with emphasis on the classic music of artists including the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Yes, and many others. Students will participate in rock combos, building performance and aural skills, as well as in rock-specific music theory, history, and improvisation sessions. This workshop is espe-cially well suited to students who plan to pursue advanced study in music as well as those aspiring to a career in popular music. Open to guitarists, bassists, drummers, keyboardists, and vocalists at intermediate level or above.• Demonstration/Informal Concert for friends

and family: Friday, July 26 at 4 p.m. in Messinger Hall

• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students enrolled both semesters)

• Housing and meals available for students enrolled in full-day programs. See High School Full-Day Options, page 7.

High School Wind Ensemble WorkshopJuly 22–26/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonBill Tiberio, directorThis five-day intensive Wind Ensemble Workshop is for students currently in grades 8–12. In addi-tion, college students who reside in the Rochester area and are music majors or minors may enroll in the class without cost to assist in sectional preparation and perform with the students. Mr. Tiberio will take time to work with college Music Education majors in preparing this ensemble for a performance. The class is offered to Level 5 and 6 NYSSMA soloists on all wind instruments and percussion. A concert on Friday evening will repre-sent the culmination of the week’s exploration of some contemporary and traditional works for wind ensemble or symphonic band. Instrumentation may be limited in certain sections, so early enroll-ment is encouraged.• Concert: Friday, July 26 at 7:30 p.m.

in Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: $175 (10% discount for ECMS students



High School Electronic MusicMorning Section: July 22–26/Monday–Friday,

9 a.m.–noon.Afternoon Section: July 22–26/Monday–Friday,

1:15 p.m.–4:15 p.m.Chris Chandler, directorThis one-week course will provide insight into the diverse world of electronic music with an emphasis on basic audio technology and software. Students will learn to record, edit, and produce CDs of their own performances, which can be used for auditions, scholarship application, and general promotion. Students will become familiar with various types of audio hardware including mi-crophones, mixing boards and MIDI controllers; as well as software including Audacity, Cubase, and a basic introduction to computer music notation (Sibelius). The course will be an introduction to a wide variety of applications in computer music, which will hopefully equip students with resources for successful implementation of music technol-ogy in their own careers. No prior knowledge of recording or programming is needed to be suc-cessful in this course, though basic computer skills are encouraged. Limited enrollment• Tuition: $250 per section (10% discount for

ECMS students enrolled both semesters)• Housing and meals available for students


Young Performers Chamber Music Program (Elementary, Middle and High School)July 22–26/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonKarine Stone, directorFor intermediate and advanced violin, viola, cello, and bass players grades 5–12 (NYSSMA Level V-VI). Daily chamber music coachings for trios, quartets, and quintets as well as daily string orchestra rehearsal. This week will help students develop chamber music skills and deepen knowl-edge of chamber and string orchestra literature in a nurturing environment where players can strive for excellence in performing with appropriate support from faculty. Also open to limited col-laborations with winds and piano for pre-formed groups. For more information contact the director at [email protected] or (585) 314-8716.• Concert: Friday, July 26 at 7:30 p.m. in EEW 415• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semester)• Housing and meals available for students


Introduction to Jazz History(High School and Adults)June 24–29/Monday–Saturday, 3–4:30 p.m.Paul Hofmann, instructor and pianistOffered during the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival, each of the six days will highlight a particular style/era of jazz:

Day One: Early New Orleans Jazz, including the Jazz Age (1920s); Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, et al.

Day Two: The Swing Era (1930s), including Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Art Tatum, et al.

Day Three: Modern Jazz, part one (1940s and early 1950s), including Bebop (Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell) and other schools which were offshoots from that (Lennie Tristano, Dave Brubeck, Bill Evans, et al.)

Day Four: Modern Jazz, part two (mid-1950s through late 1960s), including Sonny Rollins, Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, Jackie McLean, Charles Mingus

Day Five: Jazz since 1970, including Chamber Jazz (especially the West German record label ECM), Jazz-Rock (Weather Report, Herbie Hancock, and Chick Corea, Pat Metheny Group) and the resurgence of Hard Bop (Wynton Marsalis)

Day Six: Week’s Wrap Up and Jazz Piano Performance

No prior knowledge of jazz needed, just a gen-eral love of music. No materials required.• Tuition: $150/noncredit (Registration only

available for the full six-day course)• Housing and meals available for students

enrolled in full day programs. See High School Full Day Options, page 7.

Eastman Community Music School Harp Workshop (High School and Adults)July 8–12/Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Nan Gullo Richmond, directorThis workshop for beginning and intermediate level harpists (high school to adult) provides individual and ensemble instruction, music theory, and orchestral repertory classes for pedal and lever harpists. Students must bring their own harps. Highlights include concerts and other performance opportunities with Eastman School faculty and guest artists.• Concert: Friday, July 12 at noon in Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semesters; no housing available)

Programs for high school studentsContinued from previous page


Programs for middle school studentsno audition required

Middle School Instrumental Jazz (Middle and High School)July 29–August 2/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonHoward Potter, Paul Hofmann, Bill Tiberio,

directorsThis one-week program is designed for students entering grades 7–10 who have a serious interest in jazz improvisation and learning the fundamen-tals of the jazz language. The class is performance oriented with an emphasis on studying chords, scales, rhythms, as well as ear training and the de-velopment of coherent musical phrases and ideas. The class will also explore jazz history through dis-cussions and listening. Jazz standards, blues, tran-scriptions, and Latin idioms will be the medium for the class. Program includes group lessons.• Concert: Friday, August 2 at 11 a.m. in

Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semesters; no housing available)• See Middle School Full-Day Options, page 7.

Nine Advanced Jazz Improvisation Workshops (Middle and High School, and Adults)See High School section

World Music Experience(Elementary and Middle School)July 29–August 2/Monday–Friday, 1:15–4:15 p.m.Room: Messinger HallJulie Beauregard, directorMusic provides an interactive way for students to learn during this summer program! World music cultures will be studied through musical games and activities, singing, playing pitched and unpitched percussion instruments, and analyzing recordings.

Students entering grades 3-10 will engage in musically enriching activities that build rhythm, singing, listening, geography, social, and vo-cabulary skills, culminating in an informal group performance on the final day. No previous music experience or training is necessary to partici-pate; students of all ability levels will be actively engaged and challenged.• Demonstration/Informal Concert for friends

and family: Friday, August 2 at 3:45 p.m. in Messinger One

• Tuition: $200; (10% discount for ECMS students enrolled both semesters; no housing available)

• See Middle School Full-Day Options, page 7.

Eastman Children’s Choir Camp (Elementary and Middle School)July 29–August 2/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonKarie Schroer Templeton, directorA full week of singing and fun for students enter-ing grades 3–8! All young singers are invited to join us for a week of learning group vocal technique, proper performance etiquette, great children’s choral literature, and for the opportu-nity to perform together in a concert for friends and family.• Concert: Friday, August 2 at 11:30 a.m.

in Main Hall• Tuition: $200 (10% discount for

ECMS students enrolled both semesters; no housing available)


String Extravaganza (Elementary and Middle School)July 29–August 2/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noonSamantha Anderson, director, assisted by

Rebeca BoydYoung string musicians, ages 7–13 (NYSSMA Level I-IV) with a minimum of one year of study, will explore the world of orchestral and chamber music in a fun and nurturing environment. Students will develop their musicianship by focusing on healthy playing techniques, creating a range of articulations/dynamics, performing in lessons and master classes, learning performance etiquette and interacting with peers to create a finished musical product. The week will culminate with a concert and celebration.• Concert: Friday, August 2 at 11:30 a.m.

in Hatch Recital Hall• Tuition: $200 (10% discount for ECMS students



Summertime is the perfect time to get started and Eastman is the right place for you

The core of all serious music study consists of private lessons on one’s instrument, voice, composition and jazz improvisation. At Eastman, we serve students of all ages and all levels from beginner to advanced.

Private lessons involve working one-on-one with a teacher. To sign up for private lessons, complete a registration form and return it to our office. The registration form is available on page 9, on our website: www.esm.rochester.edu/com-munity, by calling the Community Music School at 585.274.1400, or at our office, Suite 310 at 10 Gibbs Street.

Indicate voice or the instrument you wish to study. If you have a preference, you may request a specific teacher or simply indicate instructor

Programs for middle school studentsContinued from previous page

Programs for Elementary studentsno audition required

Young Performers Chamber Music ProgramSee High School Section

Children’s Choir CampSee Middle School Section

String ExtravaganzaSee Middle School Section

World Music ExperienceSee Middle School Section

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Middle School Electronic MusicMorning Section: July 29–August 2/Monday–

Friday, 9 a.m.–noonAfternoon Section: July 29–August 2/Monday–

Friday, 1:15 p.m.–4:15 p.m.Chris Chandler, directorThis one-week course will provide insight into the diverse world of electronic music with an emphasis on basic audio technology and software. Students will learn to record, edit, and produce CDs of their own performances which can be used for auditions, scholarship application, and general promotion. Students will become familiar with various types of audio hardware including microphones, mixing boards and MIDI controllers; as well as software including Audacity, Cubase, and a basic introduction to computer music nota-tion (Sibelius).

The course will be an introduction to a wide variety of applications in computer music, which will hopefully equip students with resources for successful implementation of music technology in their own careers. No prior knowledge of record-ing or programming is needed to be successful in this course, though basic computer skills are encouraged. Limited enrollment• Tuition: $250 (10% discount for ECMS students


Young Performers Chamber Music Program (Elementary, Middle and High School)See High School section

Percussion Camp: Got To Drum!(Middle School)July 29-August 2/Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noonBill Cahn of Nexus, adjunct Eastman faculty

memberRuth Cahn, percussion instructor in the ECMS

(Both were members of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra for many years.)

If you are already a percussionist and have had percussion lessons in school for at least one year, you will enjoy Got to Drum! You should be able to read snare drum music, and be eager to try playing rhythms and patterns by listening. If you can already read timpani and marimba music, that skill will certainly be well used. The program for students entering grades 6-9 focuses on hand drumming on world percussion instruments and will incorporate rhythms from many cultures. Drum ensembles, drum circles, improvisation, body per-cussion, “found instrument” ensembles and stan-dard percussion ensembles are all likely program components. The program will include basic expo-sure to the full range of orchestral/band percussion instruments: snare drum, timpani and keyboard

(the teachers with extensive experience) or intern (grad students at Eastman School of Music). Please indicate as many available times as pos-sible. Your signature is needed at the bottom of the form. Teachers will contact you to arrange a lesson time.

See www.esm.rochester.edu/community/ lessons.php

percussion. You may not be able to stop drumming! (If you already have a favorite hand drum, please bring it. We will furnish drums for others.) We can only accept 15 students, so apply early.• Demonstration/Informal Concert for friends

and family Friday: August 2 at 11:30 a.m. in Messinger Hall

• Tuition: $250; (10% discount for ECMS students enrolled both semesters; no housing available)


FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOuT• Music classes, call 585-274-1400 or 800-246-

4706, or email [email protected]• All other uR classes, call 585-275-3221

or 888-822-2256

REGISTRATION• To register for two programs at Eastman,

use the registration form on pages 9–10. Lunch included (supervised for middle school students). Housing and meals at Eastman available only for high school students over age 14 enrolled in a morning and an afternoon program.

• To register for River Campus courses, go to http://enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/precollege/

• If you are a university of Rochester employee, you may qualify for the 25% tuition waiver for Eastman Community Music School programs. To receive this discount, complete the tuition waiver form and submit it to the Benefits Office. See http://rochester.edu/working/hr/benefits/tuition ▶ Dependent Children Tuition Waiver.


High School Full-Day Options: July 22–26MORNING AT EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MuSIC AFTERNOON AT EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MuSIC

• Wind Ensemble Workshop, $175

• Electronic music, $250

• Eastman rock guitar Workshop, $250

• young Performers Chamber music Program, $250


• Jazz Primer for Classical musicians, $175

• Explorations in World music, $200

• Eastman Classic rock, $250

MORNING AT RIVER CAMPuS AFTERNOON AT RIVER CAMPuS

• Biomedical technology: Engineer, Doctor, or Both?

• Why We Do What We Do: the study of motivation Psychology

• iB Extended Essay Workshop

• how to stay in the game: the anatomy of a sport injury

• genes and genomes: Why is Dna the secret molecule of life?

• musical autobiographies: revealing your story through songs

• the Erie Canal and the making of rochester

• Discover the Cosmos

• WuD? Exploring the Pre-med Experience

• the language of the Cinema: how moviemakers tell stories

• Careers in Engineering

• strangeness in Quantum Physics

• rochester Csi

• Would you Press the Button? navigating moral Dilemmas

• introduction to Chinese

• Cochlea: microphone of the inner Ear

• the Documentary: a study of Film

• science with heart through Clinical, Case study, and Pharmacology research

• the War room: strategies for an american Battle Plan

• Building a mobile robot

• astrogeology: a Journey through the solar system

• identity and Popular Culture

• WuD? Exploring the Pre-med Experience

• animal Physiology and Fun Facts: how Does that Polar Bear really survive in the Cold?

• Case studies in science: medical mysteries

• the magic of molars and the Wisdom of teeth: Exploring oral health

Middle School Full-Day Options: July 29–August 2MORNING AT EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MuSIC AFTERNOON AT EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MuSIC

Choose from:


• instrumental Jazz, $250

• Percussion Camp: got to Drum!, $250

• string Extravaganza, $200

• Children's Choir, $200

Choose from:


• World music Experience, $200

The Eastman School of Music and university of Rochester River Campus Summer Connection are offering an exciting opportunity for high school students.

Students can start their day with a course on one campus and will be shuttled to the other cam-pus for a different course in the afternoon. Lunch is served in the University of Rochester cafeteria on the River Campus at no additional cost.

Note: students will need to be dropped off on one campus and picked up on the other campus.

See http://enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/precollege/rocscholar.shtm ▶ programs—Eastman River Campus Summer Connection.

Eastman School of Music also is offering a variety of classes that may be paired for a full day of music study. Students who elect two music programs will enjoy lunch in the Eastman Student Living Center at no additional charge. See course descriptions for High School students on pages 3–4 and for Middle School on pages 5–6.

Combine Programs to make your own Full Day


Eastman Community Music School Harp Workshop (High School and Adults)See High School section

Introduction to Jazz History (High School and Adults)See High School section

Jazz Improvisation Steps(Beginning–Intermediate Adult Instrumentalists)June 24–29/Monday–Saturday, 3 p.m.–4:30 p.m.Howard Potter, Bill TiberioThis one-week class is performance-oriented, with an emphasis on understanding forms, chords, scales, rhythms, as well as ear training and the development of coherent musical ideas. Blues and standard tunes will be the medium for the class. No prior jazz improvisation experience needed.• Informal Concert: Saturday, June 29 at

3:30 p.m.• Tuition: $150 (10% discount for ECMS students

enrolled both semesters)

Music Educators Wind Ensemble July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, and August 6, Tuesdays,

6–8 p.m.Bill Tiberio, directorOpen to all area wind players and percussionists, this new ensemble will rehearse and perform some contemporary wind literature as well as some classic repertoire. No fee for participation, please contact director: [email protected] with any questions. Participants would need to be available for at least four of the six rehearsals. • Concert: August 6 at 8 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: Free, but participants must register!

New Horizons Beginning Strings Camp (Adults)August 5-10/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noon;

Dress Rehearsal and Concert/Saturday, 12–4 p.m.

Anyango Yarbo-Davenport, directorAdults who are either new to their instrument (violin, viola, cello and bass) or wish to brush up on their technical, musical, or ensemble skills, will cover a variety of topics, including music-reading, rhythm skills, string technique, ensemble playing, and practice following a conductor as well as

Programs for adults & Professionalsno audition required

performing without a conductor. Participants are encouraged to share their questions, as well as their successes and struggles in practicing, in each class meeting.

Repertoire studied will consist of common tunes, ensemble arrangements, technical exer-cises, and rhythm-reading exercises. Small group lessons will address individual needs.• Concert and Reception: Saturday, August 10 at

2 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: $175 (10% discount for ECMS students


New Horizons Orchestra Camp(Adults)August 5–10/Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noon;

Dress Rehearsal and Concert/Saturday, 12–4 p.m.

Karine Stone, directorIn this intensive week of symphonic orchestral study, students will develop ensemble skills and deepen their knowledge of symphonic literature. For intermediate and advanced adult musicians. Limited enrollment filled on a first come first serve basis. For more information contact the director at [email protected] or (585) 314-8716.• Concert and Reception: Saturday, August 10 at

2 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall• Tuition: $175 (10% discount for ECMS students


Nine Advanced Jazz Improvisation Workshops (Middle and High School, and Adults)See High School section

Summer Community Reading Orchestra (High School and Adults)July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and August 5, Mondays,

6–8 p.m. plus one Tuesday evening TBAMichael Ruhling, directorOpen to all area players of orchestral instru-ments—music educators strongly encouraged! This new ensemble will read through favorite and unknown works of the Classical era, includ-ing music of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and their contemporaries. Attention will be given to eighteenth-century playing techniques and stylis-tic understanding, and we will play a few newly-edited works not yet recorded. Wind instrumenta-tion will be different week to week; schedule TBA. No fee for participation. Please contact director: [email protected] with any questions.• Concert: There will be no concert, allowing

orchestra to read more repertory. Ensemble will join the Eastman-Rochester Summer Sings one Tuesday evening on a major choral work.

• Tuition: Free, but participants must register!

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Applications are due by June 1, 2013. Applications postmarked after June 1, 2013 will be accepted, if space remains. All programs are subject to cancellation if enrollment is low.

Summer Registration for ECMS Programs and Private LessonsSummer Jazz Studies and Music Horizons applicants must use the 4-page collegiate form at www.esm.rochester.edu/summer/how-to-apply.Eastman@Keuka applicants must use the form at www.esm.rochester.edu/Keuka.

Please complete both sides of this form

PART I: STUDENT INFORMATION

Last name, fi rst name Emergency contact person/phone

Social Security number (optional for fi le only)* School grade September 2013 □ Female�□ Male

Home address City/State/Zip Student's telephone�□ Home�□ Cell�□ Work

Email Address Date of birth Alternate telephone�□ Home�□ Cell�□ Work

Summer address (if di� erent) E� ective dates for summer address Summer telephone number

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Registration Information for Private Lessons(You will be billed for private lessons; no payment is due with registration.)

List instrument or voice you wish to study

Select one: □ Classical □ Jazz

Select one: □ Instructor □ Intern

Lesson length requested:

□ 30-min.�□ 45-min.�□ 60-min.

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Days and times available for lessons

* Student ID Number and Social Security NumbersIf you know your student ID number (shown on billing statements), please use that. The fi rst time you register it is strongly encouraged that you provide your social security number. Social Security numbers are used solely for helping the University of Rochester prevent duplicate re-cords inits billing and registration systems, thus facilitating accurate record-keeping for students. They will not be shared or used for any other purpose. If you choose not to provide your social security number, please write “decline” on the SSN line.

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PART IV: PAYMENT INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTSYour payment (U.S. Funds) must be sent with this form. Checks should be made payable to Eastman School of Music.

□ Check�□ Visa�□ MasterCard�□ Discover Check number Amount $

Card number Expiration date Security code

Name as it appears on card (please print) Signature required for card payment

All forms and payments should be sent to: Eastman Community Music School, 26 Gibbs Street, Rochester, NY 14604-2599Fax: 585.274.1005; Phone: 585.274.1400 or 800.246.4706; Email: [email protected]

PART II: MEDICAL RECORD REQUIRED BY NYS FOR ALL STUDENTS UNDER AGE 18

Is the student on medication? □ Yes □ No If so, please indicate name:

Any signifi cant health concerns?

Any current restrictions on activity?

Allergies to: Food Medications Other

Health care provider Phone Number

University Health Services requires the following immunizations. Please specify the most recent date of immunization for each.

Tetanus: Diphtheria: Polio: Mumps: Rubella: Measles #1: Measles #2:

SERIOUS ACCIDENT OR ILLNESS: In case of serious accident or illness involving my child while he/she is in the custody of the Eastman School of Music or its employees every e� ort will be made to contact parent or guardian. A situation may arise when emergency treatment may be necessary and the parent cannot be reached. In such situations, I authorize University of Rochester personnel to make provisions for treatment with the appropriate medical personnel or facility.

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PART III: FOR ALL STUDENTS REQUESTING HOUSING AT EASTMAN STUDENT LIVING CENTER

Medical insurance/Hospitalization (please provide companies and policy numbers)

Housing in the Eastman Student Living Center is available

□ for current high school students who register for both a morning and an afternoon program at Eastman School of Music July 22–26. Cost is $350 per week and includes three meals per day. Check-in: Sunday, July 21 after 3 p.m.; checkout Saturday, July 27 before noon. Be sure to include $350 for Housing on fi rst page with tuition.

□ for adults who register for any class June 25–August 9. Cost is $70 per night and includes 3 meals per day.be sure to include total cost for Housing on fi rst page with tuition.

× $70Check-in date (after 3 p.m.) Check-out date (before noon) Number of nights Total cost

NOTE: If UR Waivers are applicable, please deduct the appropriate amount.

Housing AgreementIf housing is requested, I understand that such requested services will be provided unless prevented by events beyond the control of the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. Policies permit a refund only if notice of cancellation has been received at least one week prior to the beginning of the requested program. Students will be liable for damage to Eastman School of Music property. The use of tape and the driving of nails, screws, or tacks into walls or furniture is prohibited. No furniture may be moved out of the quarters assigned and no equipment (other than occasional pieces such as book cases, table, lamp) may be added without permission. I have read and understand the Rules and Regulations at www.esm.rochester.edu/summer/how-to-apply and I agree that my son/daughter/I will abide by these stated rules and regulations as a condition of his/her/my residency.

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Eastman Collegiate Institutes That Accept High School StudentsAll of the courses in this section are also available to teachers and adult (non-collegiate) students (credit or noncredit), and to older high school students (noncredit only) as collegiate institutes. For details and more listings, please see: www.esm.rochester.edu/summer

Viola Workshop June 30–July 6

Summer Cello Institute June 30–July 6

Summer Guitar Institute June 30–July 6

The Practical Harpist July 7–13

Dalcroze for Performers July 7–13

South Indian Percussion: Beginner July 22–27

South Indian Percussion: Intermediate July 22–27

Introduction to the Shona Mbira July 22–27

Summer Saxophone Institute July 28–August 3

African Drumming & Dancing July 28–August 3

Gamelan Ensemble Workshop July 29–August 3

Summer Trombone Institute August 4–9

Summer Trumpet Institute August 4–9

residential Programs for high school studentsno audition required. see www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for course information and how to apply

Summer Jazz StudiesJune 30–July 12/Monday–Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

and 7 p.m.–9 p.m.Harold Danko, Jeff Campbell, directorsThis rigorous two-week program provides an in-tensive, performance-based experience for highly motivated students currently in grades 9–12 and is ideally suited for those considering jazz studies at the collegiate level. Students work directly with the renowned Eastman School of Music jazz fac-ulty in a program designed to enhance improvisa-tional and ensemble skills.

Classes include:• Instrumental Master Classes• Jazz Combos• Jazz Theory• Large Jazz Ensembles including:• Big Bands, Saxology, Guitar Ensemble• Jazz Forum• Jazz Composition• Evening Jam SessionsFaculty: Doug Stone, saxophone; Bill Tiberio, saxophone; Clay Jenkins, trumpet; Mike Kaupa, trumpet; Mark Kellogg, trombone; Bob Sneider, guitar; Harold Danko, piano; Dariusz Terefenko, piano; Paul Hofmann, piano; John Nyerges, piano; Jeff Campbell, bass; Rich Thompson, drums; Howard Potter, vibes; Dave Rivello, composition

Final large and small ensemble performances are held in acoustically magnificent Kilbourn Hall. Performances will be recorded, and each student will receive a recording.

Audition CD/DVD/mp3 requirements:• 5–7 minutes maximum• Three contrasting pieces, i.e. bebop tune, stan-

dard, ballad• Recorded examples to include improvised solos• Accompanying skills: walking bass, comping,

etc.• Drums: Four recorded examples, including

medium tempo swing with trading fours; ballad with brushes; up-tempo swing; Latin

How to Apply:A complete Application includes 4-page applica-tion/medical form plus1. An audition CD/DVD/mp32. A recommendation from your current ensemble

director or private teacher3. Application fee: $25 nonrefundable if complete

application is postmarked (or emailed) by April 1.

4. $75 nonrefundable if complete application is postmarked (or emailed) after April 1.

Concerts:• Small Ensembles: Thursday, July 11 at 3 p.m. in

Kilbourn Hall• Large Ensembles: Friday, July 12 at 3 p.m. in

Kilbourn Hall

Arrive (dorm): Sunday, June 30, 1–5 p.m.Orientation: Sunday, June 30 at 7 p.m. in ESM

Room 120Depart (dorm): Friday evening, July 12

Tuition: $1,175/$2,015 with housing and mealsRolling acceptances begin March 1.

www.esm.rochester.edu/summer

Eastman Has It All . . .. . . from the excitement of downtown to the serenity of the Finger Lakes

Music HorizonsJuly 6–27/Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.,

plus evening concerts; Saturday, 9 a.m.–noonRuth Cahn, directorIncludes: private lessons, chamber music, theory and aural skills, music history, piano and voice classes (secondary), career class, and more.• Rolling acceptance• Application deadline: Postmark April 16

Eastman@KeukaJuly 14–26Jennifer Watson, camp directorKathleen Murphy Kemp, Petar Kodzas,

Bob Sneider, Cecile Saine, Howard Spindler, program directors

This residential summer music camp will be led by distinguished collegiate and community school faculty from the Eastman School of Music on the beautiful campus of Keuka College in the Finger Lakes.

Students (8th–11th grade) will participate in one of four programs—Jazz, Strings, Voice, and Classical Guitar—as well as eurhythmics, a camp chorale, a range of music electives, and recreational activities.

Complete details and application instructions online at www.esm.rochester.edu/keuka.• Rolling acceptance• Reduced application fee and scholarship

deadline: Postmark April 16

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