Open to 12 advanced flutists who have not yet graduated from high school looking for a week of vigorous work on their flute playing in a friendly, supportive environment. Students will receive two lessons with Professor Still: one 45-minute private lesson and one open master class lesson. Also included are daily warm-up sessions, technical workshops, coachings, ensemble work and rehearsal with pianist Hyunsoo Kim. Technical workshops include a session with body mapping expert Kelly Mollnow-Wilson, orchestral mock audition (performance participation optional), college audition workshop and more. An optional concert opportunity will conclude the camp.
Location(s)
- Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio
Schedule
- June 24 - June 28, 2026
Cost/Compensation
- Application Fee: $65
- Residential Program Fee (includes room and board): $1,250 for a double room or $1,300 for a single room
- Commuter Program Fee (no meals): $800
- Commuter Program Fee with meals: $920
Eligibility Requirements
- Advanced flutists who have not yet graduated high school
Deadline
- Priority application deadline: February 15, 2026
- Final application deadline if space permits: March 15, 2026
Application or Entry Requirements
- $65 application fee
- A completed online application
- A link to a video recording of a solo piece
- Contact information for your current private instructor
Notifications of Decisions
- Priority admissions notification: March 15, 2026
- Final admissions notification: April 1, 2026
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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.
