Sorry for the confusion. Was intended to ask on cello front.
@figaro77 from your last years experience, does Buti offer private class for the workshop - the website only list one instructor and I don’t see the schedule detail. My gut feeling is it will be a great camp from social aspect with a small group music focused kids, but I am also attracted to other camp’s more structured practice/lesson schedule.
@littlebrownbear thank you - teacher is exactly what I was looking at. I am drawn to A for its duration (short, one week cello intensive), with a list of big names but I don’t have information on how many kids from the younger side will be there.
My daughter seems to have her mind set for BUTI workshop for its environment (location, campus and similar age kids) she won’t be 15 in the upcoming summer yet. While as a parent, our considerations are different.
This will also be her first summer away from home, and we are looking for shorter programs for this particular summer for various reasons.
From what I remember, she had one private lesson per week. They had informal recital where she could perform the solo piece, and another chamber music recital at the end of workshop. She told me they practiced scale together everyday. She was 14 when she did it and made few friends from different part of country which is very neat.
She is excited for both, but unfortunately they overlap. The programs seem great, the faculty are amazing at each.
She wants to focus on solo prep and technique this summer, so if she did Ascent, she would ideally also attend another 3-week program later in the summer (Heifetz, Bowdoin)
Hello everyone, does anyone have any experience with BUTI Young Artist Vocal Program? Just curious how it is structured, this will be her first (and last) year attending. Thank you!
FWIW, I have twin musicians. One D23 attended Interlochen advanced clarinet intensive last year and would not return (12+ kids per cabin, daily chores, minimal interaction w/faculty, wide variety of student abilities, etc.). One D23 attended BUTI YAO horn and loved it (max 4/room, weekly masterclasses, surrounded by kids of similar abilities who connected and inspired each other musically, etc.).
FYI, if you have kids stuck on BUTI waitlists, you can ask their approximate location on the list and their likelihood of getting in. They waitlist several for each program from what I understand, and pretty much only the top 1-2 have a real chance of acceptance.