The Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, the premiere summer workshop focusing on baroque instruments and voice, prepares musicians to perform some of the great works on period instruments. Learn from faculty and resident artists and participate in master classes, recitals, and student concerts to practice baroque techniques and gain a fuller appreciation of this unique musical genre.
Location(s)
- Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio
Schedule
- Two weeks from mid June to early July (students can also choose to attend only one week of the program)
Cost/Compensation
- Two-week residential program (meals not included): $2,100 to $2,300 (based on dorm selection
- One-week residential program (meals not included): $1,100 to $1,250 (based on dorm selection)
- Two-week commuter program: $1,350
- One-week commuter program: $700
Eligibility Requirements
- High school students who are at the advanced-level of playing on the modern instrument, with some or no experience on the baroque instrument are welcome to apply.
Deadline
- Priority registration deadline: March 1
- Final registration deadline if space allows: April 25
Application or Entry Requirements
- Completed online application.
Notifications of Decisions
Financial Aid Details
- Approximately 10 students will be awarded a half-price scholarship for the two-week residential program that also includes three meals a day.
Other Dates to Keep in Mind
- Application becomes available February 22.
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Located in Oberlin, Ohio, Oberlin College and Conservatory is a unique and pioneering institution at the intersection of liberal arts education and music conservatory training. Founded in 1833, it was the first college in the United States to admit students regardless of race or gender, a groundbreaking commitment to diversity and inclusion. Oberlin boasts a rich cultural legacy, with its Conservatory of Music producing notable alumni like composer John Adams and jazz musician and bandleader Milton "Milt" Hinton. The Allen Memorial Art Museum on campus houses an impressive collection, including works by renowned artists such as Monet and Picasso. The campus itself is known for its architectural diversity, featuring a mix of historic and modern buildings that reflect Oberlin's commitment to innovation.
