Vocal program: July 1-22, 2012 string program: july 1-16, 2012
2012 HPAF String Program
July 1-16, 2012
For String applicants, all the information can be found on this page, including
Program Overview, Tuition, Room & Board, Financial Aid and
How to Apply.
Questions? Please contact Ignace Jang, HPAF String Program Director, ignace@hawaii.edu
Program Overview, Tuition, Room & Board, Financial Aid and
How to Apply.
Questions? Please contact Ignace Jang, HPAF String Program Director, ignace@hawaii.edu
Overview:
Idyllically located, the Hawai'i Performing Arts Festival Instrumental String Program is designed for violinists, violists, cellists and bassists who wish to find a nurturing musical environment conducive to higher learning. Led by an outstanding and experienced faculty, students benefit from a selection of intensive classes while being given time to enjoy the unparalleled and inspiring beauty of the Big Island of Hawai’i.
Separate from the long-established Vocal Program, interaction between the two takes place whenever instrumental participation is solicited.
Separate from the long-established Vocal Program, interaction between the two takes place whenever instrumental participation is solicited.
2012 will offer improved facilities, logistics and transportation.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE
Dates:
July 1-16, 2012 (classes begin on July 2, end on July 15)
Campus Location:
Held at the Hawaii Preparatory Academy, on a 200-acre campus at the foot of the Kohala Mountains in the town of Waimea (Kamuela) on the island of Hawai’i. Home to the Davies Chapel and the Gates Performing Arts Center. Sitting at an elevation of 2500 ft, the climate is ideal to all participants.
Age Requirements:
Junior High students (need special clearance from parent/guardian)
High School students
College students
Course of Study:
Daily Private Lessons
Daily Chamber Music Coaching
Group Lessons
Orchestral Excerpts Classes and Mock Auditions
Chamber Orchestra
Masterclasses
Concerto Competitions
Performance opportunities across the Big Island, from Kona to Hilo
Daily recreational activities (beach runs, excursions, swim with dolphins, etc.)
Detailed Schedule of Events and Suggested Repertoire TBD
2012 Faculty (subject to change):
July 1-16, 2012 (classes begin on July 2, end on July 15)
Campus Location:
Held at the Hawaii Preparatory Academy, on a 200-acre campus at the foot of the Kohala Mountains in the town of Waimea (Kamuela) on the island of Hawai’i. Home to the Davies Chapel and the Gates Performing Arts Center. Sitting at an elevation of 2500 ft, the climate is ideal to all participants.
Age Requirements:
Junior High students (need special clearance from parent/guardian)
High School students
College students
Course of Study:
Daily Private Lessons
Daily Chamber Music Coaching
Group Lessons
Orchestral Excerpts Classes and Mock Auditions
Chamber Orchestra
Masterclasses
Concerto Competitions
Performance opportunities across the Big Island, from Kona to Hilo
Daily recreational activities (beach runs, excursions, swim with dolphins, etc.)
Detailed Schedule of Events and Suggested Repertoire TBD
2012 Faculty (subject to change):
Chee Yun, Violin - HPAF String Program Artistic Advisor
Ignace "Iggy" Jang, Violin - HPAF String Program Director
Ignace "Iggy" Jang, Violin - HPAF String Program Director
Eugene Chukhlov, Violin/Viola - HPAF String Program Assistant Director
Michael Haber, Cello
Sergei Riabtchenko, Cello
Sergei Riabtchenko, Cello
Ann Krinitsky, Conductor
For more information on faculty, please visit Faculty & Staff.
For more information on faculty, please visit Faculty & Staff.
Sample Daily Schedule:
7:45am Breakfast
8:30am Practice and private lessons
10:30am Chamber Music practice and coaching
12:30pm Lunch
1:30pm Masterclasses
3:00pm Beach Runs/Excursions/Shopping/Sight Seeing, or Music-related activities
6:00pm Dinner
7:00pm Chamber Orchestra rehearsals/Performances
Detailed Schedule of Events and Suggested Repertoire TBD
Room and Board:
Students under 18 years old live on-campus in a dorm assigned to the festival. Off-campus housing available to students over 18 yrs-old. HPAF will locate available housing upon request.
On-campus Room and Board: $1,200.00
Off-campus Housing: HPAF will provide quote. On-Campus meals available and recommended.
Tuition and other fees:
Registration Fee: $40
Tuition: $900
Some Transportation costs not included.
Financial assistance:
Funds available for financial aid are limited.
The first step toward getting aid is to apply for admission and be accepted to the festival. The festival's limited scholarship funds are awarded based on three criteria:
CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE
Questions? Email ignace@hawaii.edu.
7:45am Breakfast
8:30am Practice and private lessons
10:30am Chamber Music practice and coaching
12:30pm Lunch
1:30pm Masterclasses
3:00pm Beach Runs/Excursions/Shopping/Sight Seeing, or Music-related activities
6:00pm Dinner
7:00pm Chamber Orchestra rehearsals/Performances
Detailed Schedule of Events and Suggested Repertoire TBD
Room and Board:
Students under 18 years old live on-campus in a dorm assigned to the festival. Off-campus housing available to students over 18 yrs-old. HPAF will locate available housing upon request.
On-campus Room and Board: $1,200.00
Off-campus Housing: HPAF will provide quote. On-Campus meals available and recommended.
Tuition and other fees:
Registration Fee: $40
Tuition: $900
Some Transportation costs not included.
Financial assistance:
Funds available for financial aid are limited.
The first step toward getting aid is to apply for admission and be accepted to the festival. The festival's limited scholarship funds are awarded based on three criteria:
- Merit
- Financial need
- Needs of the festival
CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE
Questions? Email ignace@hawaii.edu.