whylowbrassWhy Low Brass Boot Camp?

You will get personalized instruction from six of the finest euphonium/tuba performers in the world. Also, you will get a daily regiment of the following:

  • Breathing classes, Warm-up classes with leading tutors.
  • Master-Classes every day with our artists.
  • One hour-long lesson from at least two instructors while you are on campus.
  • Euphonium/tuba small ensemble and large ensembles.
  • Preparation for Falcone solo competitions, including a mock-judging by the artists.
  • Networking opportunities with euphonium and tuba players from around the world!
  • Lots of time to enjoy the Tucson area, and plenty of one-on-one interaction with the staff.

howtoapplyHow to Apply

We will be limiting the low-brass bootcamp to 50 participants (25 euphonium and 25 tuba), so make your reservation early.

To Apply, fill out the Application Form

Questions or comments, please contact us here: lowbrassbootcamp@me.com

aboutthecampAbout the Camp

The fourth annual Low Brass Bootcamp will be held in Tucson, Arizona from June 24-28, 2013 on the campus of the University of Arizona.

Join world-class players from every corner of the globe as world-renown tutors provide a week of intense training and fun. 2013 Staff includes:

Euphonium

  • Steven Mead, international soloist and professor of euphonium at the Royal Northern College of Music.
  • Pat Stuckemeyer, soloist, teacher, and entrepreneur.
  • Danny Helseth, former euphoniumist with the Air Force Band, Washington, D.C.

Tuba

  • Roland Szentpáli, freelance tuba artist and composer.
  • Kelly Thomas, professor of euphonium and tuba at the University of Arizona.
  • Aaron Tindall, soloist, professor of tuba and euphonium at Ithaca College.

costCost

Cost for the weekly tuition (if applying before March 1, 2013) will be $600. Included in this will be:

  • Weekly tuition.
  • Evening activities and concert admission.
  • Two private lessons with our world-class faculty.
  • Masterclasses, focus classes, and training sessions.
  • Transportation to-and-from the University of Arizona from Tucson International Airport.
  • Evening out activities.

Lodging is available only in single occupancy dormitory rooms, and includes a 15-meal meal plan for the week.

Cost for housing and meal plan is $285.