Frequently Asked Questions

Junior camp is for students who will be in grade 7-9 in Fall 2019. Senior camp is for students who will be in grade 9-12 and those who will have just graduated in fall 2019. Those entering grade 9 are eligible to attend both sessions.

We offer instruction for all band and orchestral instruments (except harp) as well as piano and vocal instruction. Jazz band is offered as a secondary ensemble but we do not offer full time instruction for jazz or guitar. We ask that campers have at least one year of experience on their instrument or voice type before attending camp.

Thursday, June 6, 2019.

Even if you don’t attend camp, there are still costs associated with processing your application.

Yes, concerts are free and are not ticketed events. Anyone is welcome to attend the concerts open to the public. Campers will know their ensemble placement after auditions on the first day of camp. Concert details are available on the Schedule page.

Prescription medications should be indicated on the required Medical Consent and Prescription Form. Please see the camp nurse during check-in to drop off and discuss prescription medications. Please pay close attention to the directions regarding how to send medications with your camper for administration. All prescription medications must be administered to campers by the nurse. Campers who have inhalers or epi-pens, please notify the camp nurse—you may carry it with you but the nurse needs to know who has and needs them.

Campers may experience shortness of breath during the first few days when participating in physical activity. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Asthmatics should make sure to carry their inhalers in case of emergency.

A list of suggested and prohibited items can be found in the Camper Handbook.

Please review the Commuter Camper Policy on our website. This policy is very important! You will be asked to sign and submit the last page of this document during the commuter camper meeting on the first day of camp to acknowledge that you have read and agree to adhere to the policy.

We have set up a Facebook page where we post updates, concerts, and tons of pictures! We also have a blog, Instagram, and Twitter account and try to post regularly and from a variety of activities, classes, and rehearsals.

The Flagstaff Convention and Visitors Bureau is a great resource! There you will find information about hotels, travel, restaurant, and other things to do when you’re in Flagstaff!