MUSI 7102 - University of Windsor Lab School: Summer Music Program
Course Description
Ages 4-7 (Strings): Register for MUSI 7102-003
Ages 8-12 (Strings): Register for MUSI 7102-004
Ages 13-17 (Strings): Register for MUSI7102-005
If you are registering for your child(ren), register with a Family Account. See registration instructions or watch our short instructional video.
The University of Windsor Summer Music Program is a summer day camp designed for aspiring musicians who want to learn to play on a string instrument (violin, viola, cello, string bass). Beginners or intermediate level students ages 4 to 17, grouped by age, are welcome to join the fun.
This summer music camp will take place in the school’s wonderful Windsor Armouries facilities, provide a day long array of varied musical and artistic activities that include: group class instruction, master classes, performance opportunities, improvisation/composition, and visual art instruction. Participants will connect with current University of Windsor arts students assisting faculty in this program. This lab is a hub for musicians of all skills levels.
The Lab School is also offering a Summer Jazz Program. Visit the Summer Jazz Program page to learn more.
University of Windsor Lab School
The Summer Music Program is part of the University of Windsor Lab School.
Lab School students participate in group lessons throughout the year (October to June) and engage with leading pedagogues associated with the University of Windsor. The classes are 60 minutes in length and are structured to develop technical/musical skills, ensemble and ear training, concert etiquette, and participation in master class performance experiences, all of which encourage social interactions with their peers. As part of the curriculum, students have the opportunity to perform in one recital (in June) in the University of Windsor School of Creative Arts Recital Hall.
In the early stages of music study, students establish the technical/musical foundation on which all future artistry develops. In addition, students become engaged in their learning, set personal goals, acquire an increased sense of self-efficacy, and develop lasting friendships with peers who share similar interests. In essence, a priority of the University of Windsor Lab School is to nurture the overall well-being of every student.
Notes
Students will be expected to bring their own instrument and lunch every day.
Parents or Guardians registering for their child must create a Family Account. See registration instructions or watch our short instructional video.
Prerequisites
- No previous experience is required
- Students will be divided by age and level of experience