San Diego Chamber Music Workshop
Junior Division

PRIMO

Scripps College

Claremont California

July 26 to August 2, 1998

San Diego Chamber Music Workshop
(20th Season)
Fueled by the same intensity and rigor that has attracted international acclaim to its parent workshop, the San Diego Chamber Music Workshop's Junior Division will accommodate a select group of advanced string musicians for instruction into the art of chamber music reading and performing.

In addition to a daily regimen of small ensemble rehearsals and structured freelancing, musical programs will include master-classes, staff performances, guest concerts, and larger group readings (PRIMO's very own "Midnight Chamber Orchestra").

We are located on the beautiful campus of Scripps College in Claremont, California. The entire campus will be monopolized/terrorized by PRIMO students and staff, as activities are planned utilizing the college's athletic facilities and southern California location.

Our full-time staff (1:5 staff/student ratio) consists of accomplished chamber music coaches and talented, collegiate assistant coaches. PRIMO will accommodate advanced stringed musicians ages 12 - 16 with experience in chamber music. Pianists are urged to apply, especially if they are part of a pre-formed student ensemble.

Looking forward to a great week.

David J. Goldman, Director SDCMW-Junior

Carter Enyeart, cello
Professor of Music at North Texas State, active performer, former member of Meridian and Philadelphia Quartets, records on CBS and BBC labels.

Christine Frank, violin
member of the Anacapa String Quartet, George Lauder Greenway Fellowship at Yale, Prize winner at Cleveland Institute of Music.

Thersa Ling, violin
Professor of Music at University of Nevada at Las Vegas, member of University Trio, former concertmaster of the Dakota Symphony, first violin of the Dakota Quartet.

Kirsten Monke, viola
member of the Anacapa String Quartet, principal violist of the Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra, performer with the New American Chamber Orchestra and the Spoleto Festival.

Marlin Owen, cello
Professor of Music at Biola University, active conductor, performer, and chamber music coach, secretary, Southern California ASTA.

Holly Reeves, cello
member of the Anacapa String Quartet, member of the Ensemble for Contemporary Music, past performer at La Jolla Chamber Music Festival.

Emma Rubinstein, violin
member of the Anacapa String Quartet, alumna of the Interlochen Arts Academy, Assistant Concertmaster of Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra.

Assistant Coaches(6)
known as AC's, these collegiate "rising star" musicians will serve as counselors, instructors, and freelance with participants.

Piano and additional string coaches will be added appropriately. Call (310)890-4736 for an updated list.

Anacapa String Quartet

Our Quartet-in-Residence has emerged as one of the finest young quartets in America today. Formed in 1989, they have accumulated numerous awards and distinctions. Recently selected for the California Arts Council Touring and Presenting Program.

Emma Rubinstein, violin Christine Frank, violin
Kirsten Monke, viola Holly Reeves, cello

Tuition, Accommodations and Meals

Commencing on Sunday (July 26) and ending with a concert by our quartet-in-residence, the Anacapa String Quartet, on the following Sunday evening (August 2), the week will be packed with exciting activities.

Registration:
Sunday, July 26, 1998
2:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Typical day:
7 AMBreakfast
8Lecture (w/AC performance)
9Assignments
12 PMLunch
Free time/Activity
2Assignments
5Dinner
7Assigned Freelance
9Freelance/Activity
Rooms and meals are provided on the campus of Scripps College. All faculty and participants will live on campus for the entire session. Family members are welcomed to observe performances and lectures.

The cost for the 8 day program is $575.00 per person. This includes all tuition, campus, food, and accommodation fees.

For those attending as a pre-formed quartet, the cost is $2,100 per quartet.

Further information will be mailed to you along with notification of your acceptance beginning April 15th. We do not requite an application fee. All payments are due after acceptance.

To request an application, write, call or e-mail:

PRIMO
P.O. Box 959
Bonita, CA 91908-0959

Los Angeles (310)890-4736
San Diego (619)479-7995

e-mail: gold007@ucla.edu