2016 MFC Brochure
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Maine Fiddle Camp... ...focuses on the traditional dance music of the Scots-Irish, Fr ench, and Scandinavian traditions as they’ve evolved in Maine. Our large staff of traditional musicians play and teach fiddle, piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, cello, bass, penny whistle/flute, mandolin, piano and button accordion, ukulele, harmonica, mountain dulcimer, vocals, and more, in workshops, performances, jams, song swaps, and dances. See website for more specific details on what instruments are offered at each camp. Maine Fiddle Camp is an outdoor Maine summer camp experience. Campers stay in rustic bunkhouse cabins without electricity or in their own tents or RVs. Youths stay in cabins but may stay in tents with their family if they wish. All campers have convenient access to bathrooms and hot showers. Good music and good food are elegantly combined at camp. The wholesome meals and snacks are eaten outdoors under tents, and classes are also held mostly outdoors. Mornings are Jun spent in classes, with campers grouped by ability for small group instruction. Afternoons offer time for special-interest workshops, to practice on your own or with a friend, or for non-musical fun such as swimming. In the evenings, there are concerts, dances, and variety shows featuring performances by both staff and campers, all under the big tent, as well as jams led by staff for all levels and abilities, singing around the campfire, and sometimes other activities. Spontaneous jams are apt to happen almost anywhere, at any time, as campers enjoy swapping tunes and sharing the music they are learning in their classes. Musicians of all ages and ability levels are welcome at Maine Fiddle Camp. Children under ten must be accompanied by an adult. A weekend or week at Maine Fiddle Camp makes a gr eat family vacation. Rates are affordable—it’ s twice the camp for half the price! Scholarship are available. Space is limited—early registration is encouraged. Tunes are taught by ear, in the traditional manner. Prior to each year’ s first session, a new collection of tunes is posted on the Web site in both sound recording and sheet music formats and campers are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable resource year-round. Volunteer help is always welcome! Visit the Web site to learn about fund-raising events, including concerts, throughout the year . We We We Au We We De We Sun incl Fam We cos Fam * ** C d Ma 2016 MFC Sessions ne Camps 2016 • 22 Fiddle, guitar, banjo, cello, m ukulele, accord harmonica, con whistle, flute, and more eekend I: Friday, June 17 to Sunday, June 19 eek: Sunday, June 19 to Friday, June 24 eekend II: Friday, June 24 to Sunday, June 26 ugust Camps eek I: Sun., Aug. 7 to Fri., Aug. 12 eek II: Sun., Aug. 14, to Fri., Aug. 19 etails eekend sessions run from 4 pm Friday to 3 pm nday and cost $250* per camper, per session, and lude tuition, meals, and bunk/tent site. mily discount: $225** eek sessions run 4 pm Sunday to 3 pm Friday and st $500* per camper, per week. mily discount: $450** Discount for early registration. See Registration Form for details. Family discount applies to additional family mem- ber with at least one parent attending. Camps fill up, register early to be assured a spot! Visit our Web site for more information, and to download and print additional registration forms. FMI and for scholarship information contact Camp Director Doug Protsik Maine Fiddle Camp 116 Pleasant Cove Dr., Woolwich, ME 04579 (207) 443-5411 • [email protected] www.mainefiddlecamp.org aine Fiddle Camp is sponsored by the Maine Traditional Music Association, a non-profit corporation. Workshops, c Musi Five ses June w August Offering a of all ages a of tradition region’s bes www 2th Annual piano, bass, mandolin, dion, dulcimer, ncertina, “Twice the program at half the price” Montville, Maine concerts, surprise guests, dances, songs, and loons! ica l fun for the whole family! ssions : attend one, attend them all! weekend I: 17-19 • June week 19-24 June weekend II: 24-26 week I: 7-12 • August week II: 14-19 unique opportunity for fiddle enthusiasts and abilities to increase their knowledge nal “Downeast” fiddling with some of the st musicians. w.mainefiddlecamp.org
Transcript of 2016 MFC Brochure
Maine Fiddle Camp... ...focuses on the traditional dance music of the Scots-Irish, French, and Scandinavian traditions as they’ve evolved in Maine. Our large staff of traditional musicians play and teach fiddle, piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, cello, bass, penny whistle/flute, mandolin, piano and button accordion, ukulele, harmonica, mountain dulcimer, vocals, and more, in workshops, performances, jams, song swaps, and dances. See website for more specific details on what instruments are offered at each camp.
Maine Fiddle Camp is an outdoor Maine summer camp experience. Campers stay in rustic bunkhouse cabins without electricity or in their own tents or RVs. Youths stay in cabins but may stay in tents with their family if they wish. All campers have convenient access to bathrooms and hot showers.
Good music and good food are elegantly combined at camp. The wholesome meals and snacks are eaten outdoors under tents, and classes are also held mostly outdoors. Mornings are
Junespent in classes, with campers grouped by ability for small group instruction. Afternoons offer time for special-interest workshops, to practice on your own or with a friend, or for non-musical fun such as swimming. In the evenings, there are concerts, dances, and variety shows featuring performances by both staff and campers, all under the big tent, as well as jams led by staff for all levels and abilities, singing around the campfire, and sometimes other activities. Spontaneous jams are apt to happen almost anywhere, at any time, as campers enjoy swapping tunes and sharing the music they are learning in their classes.
Musicians of all ages and ability levels are welcome at Maine Fiddle Camp. Children under ten must be accompanied by an adult. A weekend or week at Maine Fiddle Camp makes a great family vacation. Rates are affordable—it’s twice the camp for half the price! Scholarship are available. Space is limited—early registration is encouraged. Tunes are taught by ear, in the traditional manner. Prior to each year’s first session, a new collection of tunes is posted on the Web site in both sound recording and sheet music formats and campers are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable resource year-round.
Volunteer help is always welcome! Visit the Web site to learn about fund-raising events, including concerts, throughout the year.
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2016 MFC Sessions June Camps
2016 • 22 Fiddle, guitar, banjo, cello, mandolin, ukulele, accordion, dulcimer,harmonica, concertina,whistle, flute, and more
Weekend I: Friday, June 17 to Sunday, June 19 Week: Sunday, June 19 to Friday, June 24 Weekend II: Friday, June 24 to Sunday, June 26 August Camps Week I: Sun., Aug. 7 to Fri., Aug. 12 Week II: Sun., Aug. 14, to Fri., Aug. 19 Details Weekend sessions run from 4 pm Friday to 3 pm Sunday and cost $250* per camper, per session, and include tuition, meals, and bunk/tent site. Family discount: $225** Week sessions run 4 pm Sunday to 3 pm Friday and cost $500* per camper, per week. Family discount: $450**
Discount for early registration. See Registration Form for details.
Family discount applies to additional family mem- ber with at least one parent attending.
Camps fill up, register early to be assured a spot! Visit our Web site for more information, and to
download and print additional registration forms. FMI and for scholarship information contact
Camp Director Doug Protsik Maine Fiddle Camp
116 Pleasant Cove Dr., Woolwich, ME 04579 (207) 443-5411 •
[email protected] www.mainefiddlecamp.org
aine Fiddle Camp is sponsored by the Maine Traditional Music Association, a non-profit corporation.
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Five sessionsJune weekend
August Offering a of all ages andof traditionalregion’s bestwww.mainefiddle
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piano, bass, mandolin,
accordion, dulcimer, concertina,
“Twice the program at half the price”
Montville, Maine
concerts, surprise guests, dances, songs, and loons! Musical fun for the whole family!
sessions: attend one, attend them all! weekend I: 17-19 • June week 19-24
June weekend II: 24-26 week I: 7-12 • August week II: 14-19
unique opportunity for fiddle enthusiasts and abilities to increase their knowledge
traditional “Downeast” fiddling with some of the best musicians. www.mainefiddlecamp.org
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