This page contains information on music camps and events that are NOT sponsored by any New Horizons organization. To have your camp listed here, please send your request to the [Webmaster]. A requirement for having your camp listed is that you provide a reference to New Horizons International Music Association on your web site. Musicians should determine for themselves if a given camp meets their requirements.

Other Music Camps and Events

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• March 16 to 18, Navarro River String Camp, Angela Center, Santa Rosa, California
  

  A camp created especially for beginning and intermediate adult string players (violin, viola, and cello), Navarro River String Camp provides an opportunity to gain ensemble experience and enjoy an intensive musical retreat in northern California. Participants will spend time rehearsing both coached and uncoached in several different assigned groups with music mailed out in advance. Classes are offered developing rhythmic, intonation, sight-reading, and other music and ensemble skills. Background playing experience of Navarro River string campers is varied. Participants are generally working with their own teacher and have been playing for at least a year. Some started later in life and have no previous musical experience; others played as kids and are returning after a long break.

  For further information visit their [web site]. You can also e-mail [Marcia Sloane] or call her at 707-937-3342. The Early Bird Discount ends December 15th, 2011, and the Registration deadline is January 27th, 2012.

  

  
  
• June 10 to 15, Asheville Chamber Music Experience, UNC-Asheville, Asheville, North Carolina
  

  Asheville Chamber Music Experience gives adult amateur musicians the chance to refresh and enhance ensemble skills while being immersed in chamber music in a beautiful mountain setting – Asheville, the cultural and culinary center of Western North Carolina. The 2012 session will focus on repertoire for woodwinds, brass, and harp. Participants receive personal attention from an outstanding and enthusiastic faculty within an informal, noncompetitive environment. The number of applicants is limited to ensure maximum participation for each individual, and players of intermediate to advanced levels are welcome. Opportunities abound for private practice, un-coached ensemble practice, campus fitness center, visiting Asheville’s night life, and if you have time, (!) relaxing. Participants are welcome to bring a spouse or guest.

  For further information, visit their [web site], where you will be able to do an on-line registration. You can e-mail [Rosalind Buda] now to reserve your place, or call (828) 254-7123 with any questions.

  

  
  
• August 13 to 17, Navarro River String Camp, St. Dorothy’s Rest, Camp Meeker, CA
  

  A camp created especially for beginning and intermediate adult string players (violin, viola, and cello), Navarro River String Camp provides an opportunity to gain ensemble experience and enjoy an intensive musical retreat in northern California. Participants will spend time rehearsing both coached and uncoached in several different assigned groups with music mailed out in advance. Classes are offered developing rhythmic, intonation, sight-reading, and other music and ensemble skills. Background playing experience of Navarro River string campers is varied. Participants are generally working with their own teacher and have been playing for at least a year. Some started later in life and have no previous musical experience; others played as kids and are returning after a long break.

  For further information visit their [web site]. You can also e-mail [Marcia Sloane] or call her at 707-937-3342. Registration information will be available in April 2012.