Mars Hill Summer Music Camp

Music Camp is a great learning opportunity for middle and high school students. The Mars Hill Summer Music Camp affords students the opportunity to learn under music faculty from Mars Hill University, regional public schools, and from across the southeast.
The beautifully landscaped campus of Mars Hill University is the perfect setting for a week of music study, practice, rehearsal, and performance. Many of the mountain region’s top conductors, music educators, and performers will serve on the faculty. Our administrative staff and camp counselors will supervise a number of enjoyable co-curricular opportunities. Family members and friends of the student musicians are welcome to attend a Friday afternoon concert in Moore Auditorium
The beautifully landscaped campus of Mars Hill University is the perfect setting for a week of music study, practice, rehearsal, and performance. Many of the mountain region’s top conductors, music educators, and performers will serve on the faculty. Our administrative staff and camp counselors will supervise a number of enjoyable co-curricular opportunities. Family members and friends of the student musicians are welcome to attend a Friday afternoon concert in Moore Auditorium
UNCG Summer Music Camp

In our very first year, 1983, the UNCG Summer Music Camp attracted 350 students from across the state of North Carolina. That first year, our camp included two jazz ensembles, three concert bands and one orchestra. In 1984, our size doubled to 710 students and the staff of 40 teachers and counselors were drawn from ten states. By 1986, our camp had grown to 1,170 students and a staff of 90 who had come from 17 states including North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, Ohio, Florida, Iowa, Texas, Tennessee, New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, Illinois, Alabama, and New York. Since 1986, we have added Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas, Indiana, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Connecticut, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia, Iowa, Maine, New Mexico, England, Canada, Turkey, Taiwan, France, Italy, Austria, Russia, South Korea, Japan and China to an ever growing roster of participants. Since 1983, over 47,000 students have attended Summer Music Camp. In 2011, the UNCG Summer Music Camp celebrated its 29th anniversary year by hosting 15 concert bands, 3 orchestras, a senior mixed chorus and 160 pianists to total some 1,725 participants served by a staff of 150 dedicated professionals.
Cannon Summer Music Camp

A three week music filled retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina offers the most comprehensive course of musical instruction in the SouthEast, with intensive college preparatory work in performance and music thoery. Cannon Camp offers daily ensemble rehearsals and music theory classes in an atmosphere that elevates everyone's musicianship, weekly private lessons and masterclasses. Open to serious student musicians who ware rising high school freshman to graduating seniors . Applications open December 1, 2012.
Separk Music - Head Start Band

Separk Music is offering Head Start Band Camps for beginning, flute, clarinet, trumpet, and trombone students entering grades 4-6.
The camps will be Monday through Friday from 10 am until 12 pm during your choice of the following weeks:
July 9-13 (Register by June 9)
July 23-27(Register by June 23)
July 30-Aug. 3 (Register by June 30)
Aug. 13-17 (Register by July 14)
The class is taught by a certified band teacher and will focus on the proper handling and care of the instrument, basics of tone, technique, and reading music.
Tuition for the camps is $150. Students are required to have their own instruments for the camp, and these are available for rent or purchase through Separk.
To register, fill out the form with a $50 retainer fee. Complete payment by the listed registration dates before the desired camp. Late registration is $175.
There will be a mini recital held at the end of each camp.
Please call or email for more information.
The camps will be Monday through Friday from 10 am until 12 pm during your choice of the following weeks:
July 9-13 (Register by June 9)
July 23-27(Register by June 23)
July 30-Aug. 3 (Register by June 30)
Aug. 13-17 (Register by July 14)
The class is taught by a certified band teacher and will focus on the proper handling and care of the instrument, basics of tone, technique, and reading music.
Tuition for the camps is $150. Students are required to have their own instruments for the camp, and these are available for rent or purchase through Separk.
To register, fill out the form with a $50 retainer fee. Complete payment by the listed registration dates before the desired camp. Late registration is $175.
There will be a mini recital held at the end of each camp.
Please call or email for more information.