We Offer Seven Exciting Programs and a Professional Recital
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CASSA Contact information: CASSA office telephone 403.271.0418, CASSA fax 403.278.3236, or
Musical Theatre Showtime
This is a six-day program for students aged nine to nineteen years. Participants study singing, acting, stage movement and set design. They plan and produce a musical which is then performed at the end of the week.
Music, Drama, Movement & Art Camp
Developed by four of Calgary's leading arts educators, this five-day camp provides children aged four to ten an introduction to these four artistic disciplines. Participants are grouped according to age and experience.
PlayWriting Camp
In a dramatic and fun-filled week of half day camps, students from nine to twelve learn how to write, rehearse and perform their own unique play in just five days.
Adult Piano Camp
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The Adult Piano Camp is an intense three-day program for adult "piano enthusiasts" of all levels.
CASS Recital
Guest performers present a professional concert recital which is open to the public.
Piano Pedagogy Workshop
This workshop is appropriate for piano teachers and advanced students. Highly-respected guest clinicians present lectures and interactive sessions exploring various approaches and materials for piano instruction.
Piano Camp
During this five-day program, pianists aged ten to adult work on prepared solo repertoire and ensemble pieces with six different instructors, including a highly-respected guest clinician. Workshops are provided on a variety of topics such as performance anxiety, piano technique, improvisation, composition, drama, art and writing. Students perform in two recitals to showcase the results of their efforts.
Jazz Connection
Organized by well-know Calgary jazz pianist Derek Stoll, those interested in learning about jazz performance and technique will have five days of fun doing what they love to do.
Unique Opportunities for Students to Learn and Grow
CASSA's programs offer unique opportunities for students to learn and grow, to interact in a social setting, to be introduced to various disciplines of the arts, to enhance their skills, and to come away with a positive and fulfilling experience.
Participating instructors have the opportunity to interact with and learn from their immediate peers and gain greater insight into pedagogical theories and practices through working with guest clinicians.
Parents and members of the general public are able to experience the culmination of these collaborative efforts through attending recitals and open house events. CASSA strives to provide these programs at a cost that is non-prohibitive. Bursaries and Grants-in-Aid are available for students in financial need.
For more information on CASSA programs please call the CASSA office at 403.271.0418, or fax at 403.278.3236, or email us.
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