Are you an advanced high school musician who wants to take your skills to the next level? Led by world-class instructors and musicians, the Lawrence Music Camp's immersive environment provides the support and inspiration needed for young musicians to develop their craft. From practicing and refining technical skills to exploring musical expression and interpretation, this camp offers a comprehensive approach to music education.

High-school-aged instrumentalists participate in an exciting five-day workshop focusing on building classical performance and chamber music skills. The camp will feature private lessons, group coaching, performance opportunities, and workshops in a collaborative environment with Lawrence Conservatory faculty and guest artists.

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Lawrence is excited to bring you this incredible camp experience! 

Applications accepted on a rolling basis until program is filled, a recorded audition is required, and space is limited to 16 high-school-aged students. 

Highlights of the Camp

  • Dates: Friday, July 14 – Wednesday, July 19, 2023 
  • Faculty: Clara Lyon (violin), Hannah Collins (cello), Matthew Michelic (viola), Michael Mizrahi (piano)
  • Instruments Accepted: Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello
  • Enrollment Cap: 16 (4:1 Student to Faculty Ratio)
  • Audition required: See registration form for details.
  • Student Cost: $675 Tuition; $418 Room and Board (5 nights)
Clara Lyon Faculty Profile

Faculty: Clara Lyon, violin

“My role as an artist is to be a good storyteller to try to reflect back some of those things that are happening in the world today…” — Lyon

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Faculty: Hannah Collins, cello

“For me music is all about creating a space for deep personal expression and connection…” — Collins

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Matthew Michelic playing violing in the Chapel

Faculty: Matthew Michelic, viola

“I seek to help each individual become freer in their physical approach, to thrive through challenges, and to find more joy as they further their artistry.” — Michelic

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Michael Mizrahi profile head shot

Faculty: Michael Mizrahi, piano

“Being a successful musician…involves a sense of adventure and curiosity…” — Mizrahi

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Curriculum

  • A short chamber music repertoire assignment, coached by members of our faculty, and culminating in a performance
  • Private Lesson(s)
  • Symposia – topical discussions that will help you grow your musicianship
  • Skills Development Workshops (arranging, improvising, etc.)

Sample Schedule

7:30 – 8:30 AM – Breakfast
8:30 – 9 AM – Individual warm-up practice
9 – 10 AM – Rehearsal 
10 – 11 AM – Coaching 
11 AM – 12 PM – Symposium 
12 – 1 PM – Lunch 
1 – 2:30 PM – Chamber Rehearsal
2:30 – 5 PM – Downtime  
5 – 6 PM – Dinner 
6 – 7 PM – Group Music Making (improv, songwriting, large ensemble playing) 
7 – 9:30 PM – Fun Curated Activity