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24 Ιουν 2023 · SummerFestival is a six-day summer camp for young instrumentalists and vocalists ages 14–18 who want to improve their musical skills and talents. SummerFestival offers instruction in more than 20 instruments, including voice. Musical styles include classical, big band, jazz, blues, and so on.
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Register your teen for a BYU Youth Program filled with...
- BYU Youth Programs
1 ημέρα πριν · Register your teen for a BYU Youth Program filled with laughter and personal growth. Our camps offer a perfect blend of adventure, new friendships, and practical life skills. Join us for a fun and spiritually enriching experience. Explore dozens of camps offered by BYU Continuing Education!
SummerFestival is a six-day summer camp for young instrumentalists and vocalists ages 14–18 who want to improve their musical skills and talents. All applicants will be admitted as long as there are spaces available for their instrument. SummerFestival offers instruction in more than 20 instruments, including voice.
8 Ιουλ 2024 · BYU Musician’s Summer Festival is one of three music camps at the university. There is BYU Musician’s Institute, an instrumental camp that requires an audition, and BYU Choral and Vocal Institute, which is in its second summer. All the camps have university faculty as instructors.
Age: 14-18. Gender: Coed. Entering Grade: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th. Session Length: One Week. Start Month: June. Acceptance: Yes. Categories: Music, Performing Arts & Visual Arts. Sub-Categories:...
BYU Musicians' SummerFestival is a six-day camp for talented musicians ages 14-18. Improve your musical skills with other young musicians from across the country. Live the college life on BYU's campus, associate with others passionate about music, and receive valuable instruction from world-renowned BYU music faculty.
9 Μαΐ 2011 · BYU Conferences and Workshops offer a wide variety of dance, music and academic summer camps for children and youth, as well as education workshops for teachers. For more information, visit conferences.byu.edu or call (801) 422-3559.
