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Jamie Innis from UpNorthLive News on ABC 29&8 takes an indepth look at each of the Intelrochen Arts Academy divisions.

Join us in giving everyone a place to unite through the power of the arts.

Dancers that come to Interlochen Arts Camp learn quickly that it is an intense program, but one that is filled with great reward.

Surrounding “Collage” in lights this year was the launch of “CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen,” a comprehensive fundraising campaign that strives to prepare Interlochen for its second century.

An interview with Interlochen alumna Ashley Fure regarding her contribution to the Interlochen Orchestra performace at the NY Phil Biennial.

Paula Robinson, an American flutist who has appeared as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic and co-founded the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, was welcomed as a guest instructor at the Summer Flute Institute at Interlochen Arts Camp 2012.

Video playlist of Interlochen alumni involvement at the 70th Annual Tony Awards.

Learn Galamian one position scales, hand positioning, how to care for your instrument and more.

Interlochen dance students work with internationally acclaimed choreographer Christopher Williams in preparation for a unique opportunity: performing an original modern dance at the 2016 NY Phil Biennial in the famed David Geffen Hall in New York City.

Composer Hannah Lash recently visited Interlochen Arts Academy to work with Academy Orchestra students on her work commissioned by Interlochen to be premiered at the NY Phil Biennial this June 5.

Timelapse video from our April 20, 2016 iron pour event.

On April 20, 2016 Interlochen Center for the Arts hosted their first ever iron pour event.

At Interlochen Arts Academy, voice students can find outstanding faculty, structured vocal studies, a collaborative environment with professional-quality performance opportunities, and more.

Interlochen Arts Academy Brass Quintet performs "Four Sketches" Movements I and II by composer Anthony Plog.

A behind-the-scenes look at Interlochen Center for the Arts all-new production of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker.

This lesson presents ways to sustain sounds on snare drums, otherwise known as "rolls."

Pictures can capture the subtle emotions of an event in ways that help us remember it for years to come. We offer this opportunity to look back on some of the moments and memories that made up Interlochen’s 88th year, and hope they bring you a smile.

Surrounded by forests and dark, quiet water, Interlochen provides instruction and inspiration to young dancers from around the world. Come experience Interlochen and find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

Interlochen has a musical legacy that stretches back to 1928, and a reputation for providing training, instruction and support that is second to none. At Interlochen, you’re more than a musician. You are part of a family. Come see why we say, Art Lives Here.

With instructors offering real-world experience, seven yearly productions and more than a dozen professional performance venues and outdoor stages, Interlochen helps talented actors define their talents like no place else on earth. Come find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

Tom Riccobono, instructor of Low Brass at Interlochen Center for the Arts, discusses 4 steps to improving your Lower Register on the Trombone.

Tom Riccobono, instructor of Low Brass at Interlochen Center for the Arts, talks about techniques regarding both the Lower and Upper register on the Trombone.

Tom Riccobono, instructor of Low Brass at Interlochen Center for the Arts, teaches a few pointers in conquering the High Register on the Trombone.

Here's a quick look at the all-new set that will be featured in Interlochen's production of The Nutcracker.

A simple 24-note melody can express so much. As per tradition, Interlochen Arts Academy students, staff, and faculty joined together to pay tribute to veterans.

Hear what a caller has to say about growth in the Traverse City region on Interlochen Public Radio's Which Way to Paradise. You too can be a part of the conversation—go to interlochenpublicradio.org or call the listener comment line at 231.276.4441.

As a 5-year-old, Angelique saw a live performance of a cello ensemble in Haiti—and she was hooked. She started her musical career soon after on a toy cello her parents made out of cardboard. In the summer of 2012, she played in the World Youth Symphony Orchestra, a collection of musicians from widely different backgrounds who share Angelique's passion for music. Angelique was a 2012 scholarship recipient.

You might think that actors at Interlochen spend all their time in performance or rehearsal, but they also spend hours each day in the classroom. In addition to working on their final performance, Interlochen's aspiring actors learn skills and techniques from seasoned professionals who want to prepare the students for any future role.

Interlochen alumnus and Grammy-winning drummer Peter Erskine visits Interlochen for an unforgettable performance and masterclass.

The Interlochen College of Creative Arts 2015 Adult Choir Camp has come to a close, with lovers of song, community and choir coming together under the leadership of choral director (and Grammy winner) Jerry Blackstone to make beautiful music.

2015 senior performer Matthew Figel plays "Adagio" from Tchaikovsky's "The Sleeping Beauty" at the 2015 Interlochen Arts Academy graduation commencement.

2015 senior speaker Montserrat Picado Campos presents her speech to the senior class at the 2015 Interlochen Arts Academy commencement ceremony.

Interlochen President Jeffrey S. Kimpton speaks to the 2015 graduating class at this year's commencement exercise. His remarks were titled, "Are we prepared for the transformational future you will lead?"

“Spectrum” is an original work of choreography by Christian Denice that explores autism. Interlochen Arts Academy dancers collaborated on the project, learning valuable new skills in movement and expression and about autism.