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<\/a>More information and links to online registration are available here<\/a>. <\/P><\/p>\nBelow is a listing with brief information on each of the workshops.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Flute Workshop with Joel Tse, June 10-15<\/strong> \u2022 Exploring Orff-Schulwerk, June 12-14<\/strong> \u2022\u00a0Summer Jazz Institute, June 16-22<\/strong> \u2022\u00a0Art Song Festival and Workshops, June 26-30<\/strong> \u2022\u00a0Opera Role Study: Cos\u00ec Fan Tutte, July 8-26<\/strong> \u2022\u00a0Books to Sing, Dance, Act and Play, Aug. 5-7<\/strong>
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Joel Tse, principal flute with the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and UT flute instructor; class pianist, Dr. Michael Boyd, UT professor of music; rhythm, Olman Piedra, UT director of percussion studies; music theory, Norm Damschroder, UT senior lecturer of music
\nAges:<\/strong> 12 and older
\nTracks:<\/strong> Performance, Teacher Audit
\nDescription:<\/strong> Master flutist Tse will head this intense workshop in flute. Students are trained in breathing, technique, rhythm and music theory, as well as provided master class coaching. A concert performed by the students will conclude the workshop on Saturday. Flexible attendance; attend as few or as many days of the workshop as you like.
\nCost:<\/strong> Weekly rate $300; daily rate $65 per day
\nClick here<\/a> to register and for more information. <\/p>\n
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Dr. Pamela Stover, UT assistant professor of music
\nAges:<\/strong> College level and up
\nTracks:<\/strong> College credit only \u2014 available at the undergraduate (MUS 4980-002) and graduate level (MUS 6980-002)
\nDescription:<\/strong> An introduction to the highly creative and integrative Orff-Schulwerk process of music and movement education for elementary education teachers and students. Designed for beginners to Orff-Schulwerk, experienced teachers who hold Orff levels and want a different perspective also are welcome.
\nTo register:<\/strong> Enroll and register as you would for any other class, or if you are not a UT student, you can register as a guest student to take this workshop. Contact the UT Office of Undergraduate Admission<\/a> or the College of Graduate Studies<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Gunnar Mossblad, UT director of jazz studies and saxophonist; Vic Juris, guitarist; Tad Weed, UT assistant professor of music and jazz pianist; Norm Damschroder, UT senior lecturer of music and bass player; Olman Piedra, UT director of percussion studies and percussionist
\nAges:<\/strong> 12 and older
\nTracks:<\/strong> Vocal, Instrumental, Teacher-Training, Jazz Appreciation
\nDescription:<\/strong> The UT Summer Jazz Institute is the place where all levels of jazz students can discover and achieve their potential through the study of jazz in one of four programs: instrumental jazz, vocal jazz, teacher training and jazz appreciation.
\nTo register and for more information:<\/strong> SummerJazz.utoledo.edu<\/a>
\nCost:<\/strong> $500 total ($450 tuition plus $50 application fee). If taken for college credit, the workshop tuition will be waived and UT tuition and fees will apply.<\/p>\n
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Dr. Denise Ritter Bernardini, UT assistant professor of music and soprano; voice \u2014 Nancy Crego, Alexander technique; Timothy Cheek, diction; Karen Lykes, mezzo-soprano; Dr. Sam Savage, tenor; Andrew Walker Schultze, bass-baritone; Michael Sylvester, tenor; piano \u2014 Dr. Michael Boyd, UT professor of music; Clara Cheng, Nigel Foster
\nAges: <\/strong>High school and older
\nTracks:<\/strong> Artist, High School Student
\nDescription:<\/strong> The Art Song Festival and Workshop is dedicated to promoting recital performances as well as to training singers and collaborative pianists in the fine art of recital planning and performance. This festival is packed with master classes, voice lessons, coaching sessions and recital performances, as well as classes geared for the student and emerging professional singer and pianist.
\nTo register and for more information:<\/strong> ArtSongFestival.com <\/a>
\nCost:<\/strong> Adult participant: $680 total ($600 tuition plus $80 application fee, high school participant: $230 ($150 tuition plus $80 application fee)<\/p>\n
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Dr. Denise Ritter Bernardini, UT assistant professor of music and soprano; Don Bernardini, tenor, stage direction; Robert Mirakian, conductor; Nathanael Leonard, accompanist
\nAges:<\/strong> Adult and college
\nTracks:<\/strong> Performance
\nDescription:<\/strong> This intensive, nearly monthlong daily workshop will culminate in the performance of Mozart’s beloved comic opera, \u201cCos\u00ec Fan Tutte.\u201d Due to the performance nature of this workshop, openings are limited. Early registration is suggested.
\nTo register and for more information:<\/strong> Click here<\/a>.
\nCost:<\/strong> UT student: $300 ($250 tuition plus $50 application fee),
\nnon-student: $350 ($300 tuition plus $50 application fee)<\/p>\n
\nFaculty:<\/strong> Dr. Pamela Stover, UT assistant professor of music
\nAges: <\/strong>College level and up
\nTracks:<\/strong> College credit only \u2014 available at the undergraduate and graduate level
\nDescription:<\/strong> A hands-on workshop for librarians and educators on ways to integrate music, literature, drama and art in activities appropriate for preschool through middle school.
\nTo register:<\/strong> Enroll and register as you would for any other class, or if you are not a UT student, you can register as a guest student to take just this workshop. Contact the UT Office of Undergraduate Admission<\/a> or the College of Graduate Studies<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n