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Ahn Trioin Concert

Immersive Concert

Experience!

JUNE 24-29, 2019JUNE 24-29, 2019 PLUS! Leadership Weekend Experience June 22-23, 2019Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Christian HowesArtist-in-Residence

DAILY SCHEDULE (example)

6:30 a.m. BREAKFAST 8:30 a.m. Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass Sectionals 9:20 a.m. Leadership Experiential Learning10:10 a.m. Orchestra Rehearsal11:40 a.m. LUNCH1:30 p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal Sectionals or Master Classes3:10 p.m. Improvisation with Christian Howes4:50 p.m. DINNER6:30 p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal8:00 p.m. Evening Concert: Quatrosound (2018 concert artists, 2019 to be announced!) 10:30 p.m. Floor Meeting11:00 p.m. Lights Out

“MUSIC FOR ALL SUMMER SYMPOSIUM 2018 HAS CHANGED MY LIFE.”

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> PAYMENT OPTIONS DEADLINE PRICE

Super Saver Register & pay by January 31, 2019 Residential - $615 ($250 Deposit Option Available) Commuter - $545

Early Bird Register & pay by March 31, 2019 Residential - $665 ($250 Deposit Option Available) Commuter - $545

Full Fee Register & pay by May 20, 2019 Residential - $715 Commuter - $595

Add Leadership Weekend (High School Students Only) Residential - $260 Commuter - $205

After May 20 a late registration fee of $75 applies for all new registrations.

ORCHESTRA DIVISIONMusic for All Summer Symposium offers string students an exciting experience, learning from award-winning faculty and internationally-recognized artists. Students develop skills and musicianship working in diverse styles, from classical and jazz to pop and world music. The hands-on curriculum uniquely integrates collaborative learning side-by-side with world-class performers during both master class jam sessions and on-stage concert performances!

Christian Howes 2019 Artist-in-Residence, Yamaha Performing Artist Jazz violinist, educator, and producer Christian Howes brings jazz and improv to the Music for All Orchestra Division. One of the world’s most respected jazz violinists, Christian studied classically from the age of five, performing as a soloist with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra at age 16 and he received his bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from The Ohio State University. In 2013, he was voted among the top three violinists in JazzTimes’ Expanded Critics Poll and ranked as the #1 “Rising Star” violinist in the Downbeat Critics Poll. He regularly tours throughout Asia, Europe, and the United States.

Ahn Trio in Concert Hailed as “exacting and exciting musicians” by the LA Times, the three sisters of the Ahn Trio (Lucia on the piano, Angella on the violin, and Maria on the cello) have earned a distinguished reputation for embracing 21st century classical music with their unique style and innovative collaborations.

Instrumental Merit Scholarships available for Orchestra students. camp.musicforall.org/scholarships

2019 Orchestra Faculty Includes:

Douglas Droste – Director of Orchestras, Ball State University; Artistic Director, Muncie Symphony Orchestra; Symposium Orchestra Coordinator, Conductor

Nicole Deguire – Fishers High School, IN; Violin

Doug Elmore – Louisville Youth Orchestra; Bass

Andre Gaskins – Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne; Fort Wayne Philharmonic; Cello

Kathy Hershberger – Freelance musician; Viola

Joel Powell – Carmel Clay Schools, IN; Violin