Monday, 8/10 – Friday, 8/14
9am – 3pm
Ages 9 – 13
The registration deadline for this program has passed. Please email info@grotonhill.org with questions.
Program Coordinators Jennifer Perkins (Director, Camerata and Chamber Strings ensembles and Cello faculty), and Tim Flores (Piano faculty) build a fun and supportive environment where students feel safe exploring their craft in new and exciting ways. By focusing on the collaborative elements of performance, students are encouraged to step outside their comfort zones in mixed duos and trios, growing their musicianship while building fundamental creative skills.
Ivories & Bows is the perfect program for beginner students with the equivalent of 2-3 years of experience.
Tim is a German-American pianist, collaborator, educator, and music director currently based in the greater Boston area. His passion towards contemporary music has led him to premiere countless works by young composers as well as uncover music by lesser known composers from around the world and even take on challenging works as soloist with orchestra.
Lunch and snacks are NOT provided. Students must bring enough food for 2 snack breaks and lunch.
We will provide a nut-free lunch table for students with allergies.
With any further questions, please contact Laura Altenor at laltenor@grotonhill.org
Refunds for summer programs are granted on a case-by-case basis. All details can be found in the “Withdrawals and Refunds” section of Policies and Procedures in the link below.
We offer a wide range of musical experiences, focused on mentorship, development, and creativity. Over 2,000 students enjoy private lessons, classes, rehearsals, and performances in our inspirational setting, with unique opportunities that bring education and performance together in ways that are uniquely possible at Groton Hill.
Our dynamic learning spaces encourage you to enjoy the process, with 35 state-of-the-art teaching studios, and 2 world-class performance halls, acoustically tuned for a warm, vibrant sound.