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NYSMF
INFORMATION: OVERVIEW
The
New York Summer Music Festival is proud to announce its inaugural
season at SUNY Oneonta! Established in 1889 as a state school,
SUNY Oneonta is a multi-purpose college of liberal arts and sciences,
known for its exceptional facilities and its beautiful campus.
As
a truly multi-faceted training institution, the New
York Summer Music Festival’s goal is to present students
with a uniquely intimate and nurturing atmosphere where they
can experience
the highest level of musical training. |
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Our
students are provided with opportunities to study extensively
in many areas of instruction, including: - Orchestras
and bands for instrumentalists;
- Choral
ensembles and original music theatre projects for vocalists;
- Composition
workshops;
- A
number of jazz classes and ensembles for those
who desire intensive jazz training, and;
- Classes
introducing new instruments,
such as beginning piano and beginning guitar.
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addition to supplemental classes spanning a wide range
of ability levels and interests in areas of:
- music
history
- theory
- computer
technology in music
- filmmaking
- jazz
improvisation
- and
many others!
Our
students can also choose to participate in chamber music
and
ensemble classes. They may also take private
lessons (for an additional fee) for all major and secondary
instruments,
voice,
and composition.
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Students
are encouraged to audition as soloists for student recitals
and concerto performances, in addition to small and large ensemble
concerts.
Some
of the finest musicians and teachers in the world will
visit the Festival in 2006 to host master classes and clinics.
(Click
here for a list of Visiting Artists!)
The
combination of unequaled visiting artists, a challenging daily
schedule of classes
and performing groups further augment excellent instruction
by our dedicated faculty throughout the summer. |
The
Festival season is divided into three sessions, each of which
spans two weeks. Students have the option of participating for
two, four, or six weeks. (Once on campus, they may also extend
their stay.)
Weekend and evening activities are
carefully planned and supervised. Social functions include concerts,
movie nights, sporting events, trips to nearby parks, and health & fitness
groups. Various other extracurricular activities form a positive
and safe setting where students are able to form and nurture lifelong
friendships. |
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