Symphonic Band Camp


Symphonic band rehearsal

Strengthen your performance skills. Play challenging repertoire, and make music with fellow musicians from across the country.

At Symphonic Band Camp, you will spend your days immersed in ensemble playing through full-band rehearsals, sectionals, chamber music reading and performances. You’ll also have opportunities to perform side-by-side with Interlochen faculty in rehearsals and concerts, gaining insight from experienced musicians while challenging yourself as a performer. The program features a diverse range of concert band repertoire from established standards to contemporary works. Past seasons have included Suite in E-flat by Gustav Holst, Pines of Rome by Ottorino Respighi, Khan by Julie Giroux, The Thunderer by John Philip Sousa, and world premieres by Jim Stephenson’s Symphony No. 4 for Wind Symphony and Gina Gillie’s Morning Light. Repertoire for the upcoming program will be announced in the spring.


There’s plenty of time to connect outside of rehearsals, too. A special welcome dinner and optional evening activities give you opportunities to get to know your fellow musicians and enjoy the Interlochen experience together. The program culminates in a public performance at Interlochen’s Corson Auditorium giving you the opportunity to showcase what you have learned all week. Whether you’re looking to challenge yourself with new repertoire, strengthen your ensemble skills, or simply spend time making music with other dedicated musicians, Symphonic Band Camp offers an immersive and rewarding musical experience.

Dates

Aug. 10-15, 2027

Early Registration Fee: $679
Tuition increases on January 15, 2027.

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On-Campus Lodging

Participants can enjoy 10% off at the Stone Hotel and Cottages. 

Repertoire for the Symphonic Band Camp will be announced soon.

  • Your instrument and mutes 
  • A music stand and pencils 
  • A folding chair is helpful if you prefer your own 
  • Concert attire for the Sunday concert 
  • A water bottle for long rehearsal days
  • Recommended: Professional hearing protection, something like Alpine MusicSafe Pro

K-12 educators in Michigan can earn 22 SCECH clock hours by attending the Symphonic Band Camp.

Meet the Faculty

Tom Riccobono

Tom Riccobono

Instructor of Low Brass

Keith Aleo

Keith A. Aleo

Assoc. Director of Music for Classical Performance

Michael Davison

Michael Davison, D.M.A.

High Brass Faculty, Symphonic Band Camp

Lindsay Flowers

Lindsay Flowers, D.M.

Instructor of Oboe, Symphonic Band Camp

Laurie Sears

Laurie Marino Sears

Instructor of Saxophone

Lindsay Flowers

Lindsay Flowers, D.M.

Instructor of Oboe, Symphonic Band Camp

Sharon Sparrow

Sharon Sparrow

Valade Fellow, Flute

Susan Snyder

Susan Snyder

Collaborative Pianist

Matthew Lyon

Matt Lyon

Instructor of Low Brass

Marisela Sager

Marisela Sager

Instructor of Flute

Questions? Contact us.

Email: college@interlochen.org 

Phone: 231.276.7340 

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