Indiana University Southeast
SUMMER STRING CLINIC
June 14-20, 2009
Fostering the development of talented string players through interaction
with professional musicians and educators in a college environment.
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Qualifications
Students must be leaving grades 7-12 and must have experience with standard literature
Curriculum
The clinic will focus primarily on performance in a string orchestra (large ensemble) and a small chamber group. We will offer two large ensembles— one for advanced players and one for younger, intermediate players. In addition to rehearsals, students will attend a variety of seminars on topics relating to music as well as master classes and workshops on college auditions, scholarships and conducting techniques. Participation in both the chamber ensemble recital and the large ensemble concert is mandatory. Students will also have the option of receiving one half-hour private lesson with a member of the String Clinic faculty.
ADMISSION
- Admission will be determined on the strength of the student’s application and the recommendation of the student’s private instructor and/or orchestra director
- The application form must be completed and must include at least one letter of recommendation (OR signature on the enclosed recommendation form) from a current instructor
- Application Deadline: All applications must be received by 4:30 p.m. on June 12, 2009 (before June 1 to receive early registration discount)*
- After you have received your letter of acceptance, music and further information will be sent to you
LOCATION
- All rehearsals, seminars and concerts will be held in the Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center on the IU Southeast campus in New Albany, Indiana.
MEALS
- Dinner will be provided daily for an additional fee of $50 per student (optional)
- Students may also choose to bring their own meals
- Students with special dietary needs must bring their own meals
- Refrigerated space will not be provided
- Microwaves are available
HOUSING
- Housing is not included in the tuition
- Students requiring housing accommodations should contact Jennifer Pusateri (812-941-2436) by May 15 to make arrangements
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
- The Arts Institute and IU Southeast Music Department reserve the right to cancel the clinic in the event of insufficient enrollment. In the event of a cancellation on the part of IU Southeast, a full tuition refund will be given
- If, after registering, you choose to withdraw from the Summer String Clinic you can receive a full tuition refund through Friday, June 12, 2009 at 4:30p.m., EST. Withdrawals made after 4:30 p.m. on June 12, 2009 will receive a 50% refund of their tuition
- If a student is not accepted to the IU Southeast Summer String Clinic, a full refund will be issued
TUITION
| Early Registration | (before June 1, 2009) | $ 200* | ||||||
| Late Registration | (on or after June 1, 2009) | $ 250 | ||||||
| At-the-door | (on Sunday, June 14, 2009) | $ 275 | ||||||
| *In order to receive the reduced tuition rate, early applications must be accompanied by full tuition payment. | ||||||||
| Tuition does not include charges for optional items such as meals and private lessons. | ||||||||
DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS
The Music Department and Arts Institute are located in the Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center on the campus of Indiana University Southeast, 4021 Grant Line Road in New Albany, Indiana.
From Westbound I-64 (from Louisville):
Cross the Sherman Minton Bridge and drive north to I-265 East.
Take I-265 to the second exit (Exit 3), which is Grant Line Road. Turn left (north); drive one quarter mile to the IU Southeast main entrance.
From Eastbound I-64 (from Evansville, Corydon, etc.):
Drive to I-265 East.
Take I-265 to the second exit (Exit 3), which is Grant Line Road. Turn left (north); drive one quarter mile to the IU Southeast main entrance.
From Northbound I-65 (from Louisville):
Cross the Kennedy Bridge and drive north to I-265 West.
Take I-265 to the second exit (Exit 3), which is Grant Line Road. Turn right (north); drive one quarter mile to the IU Southeast main entrance.
From Southbound I-65 (from Indianapolis, Columbus, etc.):
Drive south to I-265 West.
Take I-265 to the second exit (Exit 3), which is Grant Line Road. Turn right (north); drive one quarter mile to the IU Southeast main entrance.
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The Ogle Center is located on the far north side of the campus. Parking is available behind the building in the Hickory Lot on the bottom two tiers only. A parking permit is required to park on campus. All-day parking permits are available at kiosk locations at campus entrances. A limited number of metered spaces are also available. Students enrolled in Arts Institute courses are also eligible to purchase semester-long parking permits from the University Police (see below for parking instructions and policies). When facing the Ogle Center from the Hickory lot, the entrance to the Music Department and Arts Institute will be on your left. The Music Department/Arts Institute office is Room #051.
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Visitor Parking Permit DispenserPlease note this important change to the IU Southeast policy regarding on-campus parking:
The Indiana University Southeast Administrative Council has revised the Indiana University Southeast Parking & Traffic Regulation policy. The revised policy states that the IU Southeast University Police Department will no longer issue Courtesy Parking Permits. Arts Institute students, and parents of Arts Institute students, must now pay for parking on the IU Southeast Campus. The options available to Arts Institute students and parents of Arts Institute students are as follows:
- A daily permit may be purchased at one of the permit dispensers located in the campus parking lots at a cost of $1.00. (See the map above for dispenser locations.) These daily permits must be displayed on the dashboard of the windshield of the vehicle, and are only valid in the parking areas designated with red “Student Parking Permits” signs. Parking is not permitted on the top tier of the Hickory Lot directly behind the Ogle Center before 5:00 p.m. The top tier is reserved for IU Southeast Faculty & Staff.
- An Arts Institute student or parent may park in a visitor parking area (meters). Visitor parking areas (meters) are located in the Evergreen East and West, Dogwood, and Hickory parking lots. These spaces are not to be utilized by faculty, staff, or students who have a semester or annual permit displayed. Please be aware that vehicles parked at an expired meter are subject to ticketing by the University Police.
An Arts Institute student or parent may purchase a semester permit directly from the University Police at a cost of $21.00 for the semester during the first week of lessons. The University Police Department is located in the University Center building, room 027, (812) 941-2400. These permits give Arts Institute students access to parking in the Hickory lot red zones, or blue zones (blue zone parking permitted only after 5:00 p.m.). Only students or parents of students of the Arts Institute are eligible to purchase an Arts Institute semester parking permit from the University Police. IU Southeast students, faculty, and staff are not eligible for this permit. If a handicap designation is required with the Arts Institute permit, please notify the University Police of this at the time of the purchase of the permit. The University Police will require either the license plate number of the vehicle or a photocopy of the display tag at the time of purchase. Handicap designations will not be issued without this information.
Please contact University Police at (812) 941-2400 for all questions or issues related to parking.
