Are you serious about flute? Accelerate your skills in 4 flute-focused days! Join other flute players in this camp targeting essential skills: tone, technique, and ensemble playing. You’ll develop these skills under the instruction of a professional flutist and instructor, who will guide you through the Taffanel and Gaubert Daily Exercise Book. You’ll also delve into chamber ensemble repertoire and music history.
REQUIREMENTS: 3+ years of playing experience
DATES: July 5 – July 8
TIME: 10am – 12pm
PRICE: $200
MATERIALS: Taffanel and Gaubert Daily Exercise Book
LOCATION: Elefante Music – 1790 Springfield Ave, New Providence
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
Stefanie Santoro is an instructor of flute, piano, and voice at Elefante Music. She is a founding member of Les Non Triolets and is a part of the baroque chamber ensemble Millennial Musicale Concert series. Ms Santoro teaches a variety of styles from classical to jazz, and her students range in age from kindergarten to adult.
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