

rockin’ the summer
the sessions • 2013 • registration opens january 15th
Explore Rock 'n Roll for pre-teen girls 9-12 years of age
Session I: June 26th-30th (full) Session II: August 14-18 (full) Designed for pre-teen girls interested in playing rock 'n roll or other forms of popular music. The camp offers opportunities to explore various instruments, to begin writing songs and to participate in a short performance for family and friends. $525
Rock 'n Roll Performance for teen-aged girls 13-19 years of age Session I: July 5th-14th Session II: July 19th-28th Designed to give teen-aged girls an opportunity to speak their truth through the medium of rock 'n roll, gain confidence in performance abilities, improve musicianship and develop collaborative leadership skills. Students select original or cover tunes to arrange, chart, rehearse and perform at the end of the session . All girls will participate in writing, vocal, drum & percussion, chart writing & arranging classes and have access to a wide array of instruments. $1050
Studio Recording & Production Program for young women 16-24
August 2nd-11th “Hands-on” studio recording seminar for girls and young women 16-24 who are ready to record their own music or interested in exploring studio engineering as a career • students will learn recording basics and have the opportunity to record their own work and engineer the work of the other participants. Demonstration of prerequisite skills required. $1050


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Rock 'n Roll Programs For Girls And Young Women: all musical styles welcome.
IMA's residential summer music programs give participants access to top notch musical facilities and instruments, veteran professional musicians and time with visiting artists. Most importantly they have plenty of time for musical exploration and collaboration with other musicians. Students have the choice of bunking inside the barn in the bunkhouse or outside in yurts (large round Mongolian-styled tents on a wooden platform), have access to private bathrooms and showers, delicious (and nutritious) meals, an array of electric and acoustic instruments and practice rooms.
You can also check out video from various camps on IMAinthehouse.