APPLICATION INFORMATION
Eligibility:
Tutti Chamber Music is open to string and piano students between the ages of about 10-18, or by teacher recommendation and director approval for other ages younger or older. A good rule of thumb for minimum playing level is Suzuki book 4, with solid reading skills.
Fees and Deadlines:
Applications due May 15.
Application fee (non-refundable, covers site maintenance): $25
Late fee after May 15 (acceptance only as space allows): $35
Program fee, due before arrival*: $325
*A $50 Deposit, applied to tuition, is due by May 25 to hold your spot. The remainder is due upon arrival.
Financial Assistance:
We will be able to offer a few merit based scholarships and have limited need-based aid available as well. However, we also want all serious young musicians to be able to attend regardless of financial ability. Please fill out the scholarship question on the application if you want to be considered for a need-based scholarship.
Concerto Competition:
Applications for the concerto competition are at the end of the camp application page. Applicants will be invited to audition live before the week of camp begins, with a date in June TBA. A $10 audition fee will be due at the time of the audition. You may request to audition with a staff accompanist, provided by Tutti, or bring your own. Feel free to check the eligibility of your repertoire selection by emailing tuttichambermusic@gmail.com.
Application and Recording Guidelines:
Please submit an application on this website and also a video audition, 3-7 minutes in length, of one or two contrasting pieces. Your entire instrument and face must be visible in the video. Sound quality is very important in making your video, and please be sure lighting and background is appropriate for the audition committee. The video audition, if successful, is also used for chamber group placement and orchestra seating. The video audition files (.mp4 or .mov) can be emailed to tuttichambermusic@gmail.com or uploaded to YouTube (please set the video to "unlisted" or "public" but not "private").
Tutti Chamber Music is open to string and piano students between the ages of about 10-18, or by teacher recommendation and director approval for other ages younger or older. A good rule of thumb for minimum playing level is Suzuki book 4, with solid reading skills.
Fees and Deadlines:
Applications due May 15.
Application fee (non-refundable, covers site maintenance): $25
Late fee after May 15 (acceptance only as space allows): $35
Program fee, due before arrival*: $325
*A $50 Deposit, applied to tuition, is due by May 25 to hold your spot. The remainder is due upon arrival.
Financial Assistance:
We will be able to offer a few merit based scholarships and have limited need-based aid available as well. However, we also want all serious young musicians to be able to attend regardless of financial ability. Please fill out the scholarship question on the application if you want to be considered for a need-based scholarship.
Concerto Competition:
Applications for the concerto competition are at the end of the camp application page. Applicants will be invited to audition live before the week of camp begins, with a date in June TBA. A $10 audition fee will be due at the time of the audition. You may request to audition with a staff accompanist, provided by Tutti, or bring your own. Feel free to check the eligibility of your repertoire selection by emailing tuttichambermusic@gmail.com.
Application and Recording Guidelines:
Please submit an application on this website and also a video audition, 3-7 minutes in length, of one or two contrasting pieces. Your entire instrument and face must be visible in the video. Sound quality is very important in making your video, and please be sure lighting and background is appropriate for the audition committee. The video audition, if successful, is also used for chamber group placement and orchestra seating. The video audition files (.mp4 or .mov) can be emailed to tuttichambermusic@gmail.com or uploaded to YouTube (please set the video to "unlisted" or "public" but not "private").