IU Summer Music Clinic

The Indiana University Summer Music Clinic offers the high school student a musically challenging experience on the beautiful wooded IU campus. Students live in university housing with final concerts presented in the Musical Arts Center. All members of clinic staff are experienced and successful music instructors in their own right. A number of recital and program opportunities are presented throughout the week. This program is for students currently (spring 2018) in grades 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12. Because this is primarily a band and orchestra camp, every student must participate on a wind, orchestral string, or percussion instrument. Harp, piano, guitar and voice may not be the student's primary instrument; however, guitar and piano are secondary instruments and may audition for the jazz band. Course offerings include: conducting, composition, music theory, leadership, double-reed making, jazz improvisation, woodwind ensemble, brass techniques, string ensemble, and percussion ensemble. The total cost of attending the program is $740. Auditions take place on the first day of Summer Music Clinic.