Summer Intensive Singing Camp
for High School Students

2014 Schedule:
July 8-11, 2014

Demonstration Performance:
Friday, July 11, 2014
6:30pm
at Trinity Episcopal Church, Choir Room
147 NW 19th Ave., Portland, OR 97209
Enter through the courtyard facing NW 19th then proceed to the second floor.

Instructors:
Jennifer Davies, voice teacher
Lori Lewis, voice teacher
David Saffert, vocal coach/pianist

$250 per student

  • Performance opportunities!
  • Great training and experience!
  • Supportive environment!
  • Individual attention!
  • Group singing!
  • Exciting and fun music!
  • Great addition to your resume!

Resound NW is proud to present an engaging, exciting intensive singing program for high school students this summer.  This selective program is a unique opportunity to work on your singing with world-class instructors. 

In just four days, we will learn, memorize, and perform a concert for your family and friends.  The concert will include musical theater, pop, classical, and rock songs, selected specifically for your voice. 

Each student will have extensive opportunity to work with the instructors one-on-one and in class. 

Are you ready to take your singing to the next level?  Summer camp at Resound NW will take you there! 

Details:

  • This camp is limited to 12 participants, selected through application (see below).
  • Eligible students include current high school students, recently graduated seniors, and students who will begin 9th grade this fall.  
  • Previous singing experience is required for participation.  Unsure whether this camp is appropriate for you?  Contact Resound NW. 
  • Students must be present for all camp events.

About the Instructors

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Jennifer Davies, soprano, is currently an active teacher and performer throughout the Portland area. Comfortable in both musical theater and operatic/classical repertoire, Jennifer has performed with companies such as Portland Opera (Carmina Burana), Opera Theater Oregon (Sophie in Werther/Out of Eden) [read more]
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Lori Lewis has been making some form of singing sounds since the tender age of four, when she was chosen, along with two other girls, to sing a short solo in her childhood church’s Christmas concert. When the time came, Lori was the only one to actually sing, giving her her first taste of performing at a [read more]