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Arts in Action Scholarships Faculty/Student News Scholarships for Chamber Music Scholarships Available for Arts in Action Camps at Hochstein There are tuition scholarships available for eligible families for children to attend Arts in Action at Camp Hochstein in both Rochester and the Canandaigua locations. Arts in Action Camps continue Monday, July 19 and run weekly through July 30. There are half-day sessions (9:00am – 12noon) for ages 4-8 and one full-day session (9:00am – 3:30pm) for students entering grades 1-4, where each day the children attend arts-related classes. This year’s themes in Rochester, Many Places, Many Faces, where children set out on a musical journey to visit other children and cultures around the world, and Barnyard Hoedown, where classical music, folk songs, and tales inspire the sounds of moo-sic! This year’s themes in Canandaigua are Up, Up, and Away, a musical discovery of the many things that move in the sky. Each Friday there is an informal performance where the campers perform and display their artwork.
Call Hochstein today to register your child for one of these fun-filled weeks. There is an $8 registration fee. The normal cost for half-day camps is $110 and for the full-day session it’s $195. Students not eligible for the full scholarships, but requiring tuition assistance may apply through the Dean’s Office. For more information on this or our other summer offerings, please call 585-454-4596, 585-396-3778 (Canandaigua) or visit www.hochstein.org and download the registration form.
Scholarships Awarded for Chamber Music
Workshop at Hochstein at Canandaigua
Chamber Music Workshop August 16-21, 2010
Hochstein School of Music & Dance is pleased to announce the four winners of the Wegmans Food Market Chamber Music Scholarships for Hochstein at Canandaigua:
Clare Grieve, violin, age 16, Fairport High School, 12th grade;
Claudia Huang, viola, age 15, Pittsford Sutherland High School, 10th grade;
Nathaniel Paine, cello, age 16, homeschooled, 10th grade;
Helen Wong, violin, age 12, Webster Spry Middle School, 8th grade.
The winners receive $250 towards tuition costs of Hochstein at Canandaigua’s summer Chamber Music Workshop. Joanna Bassett, program director at Hochstein at Canandaigua says, “The judges were very pleased with the musicianship of those who auditioned.”
This year the Molly Brown Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Zachary Lijewski, age 17, entering grade 12 at Canandaigua Academy, where his orchestra director is Jay Blaufuss. Zachary won for his viola playing, but he also plays guitar and is a student of Craig Snyder at Hochstein at Canandaigua. The award includes full tuition and registration fee for the Workshop and Master Key (one ticket to all concerts) for the 2010 Canandaigua LakeMusic Festival.
The scholarship recipients will attend the Chamber Music Workshop at Hochstein at Canandaigua from August 16-21, 2010. The Chamber Music Workshop is an intensive experience for high school and adult musicians with daily coaching and master classes, workshops on ensemble skills, performance health and instrumental techniques.
For more information about the Chamber Music Workshop and other summer offerings, visit www.hochstein.org or contact Joanna Bassett, Hochstein at Canandaigua, 435 East Street, Canandaigua, NY 14424, e-mail: Joanna.Bassett@hochstein.org
For more information about the Chamber Music Workshop and other summer offerings, visit www.hochstein.org or contact Joanna Bassett, Hochstein at Canandaigua, 435 East Street, Canandaigua, NY 14424. E-mail: Joanna.Bassett@hochstein.org.
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