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U M School o f Music Presents -M a y 26-July 5, 2015
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TH E C IT Y OF M U SIC
Performance
Music History
A rt History
Music Education
Music Tech/Media Arts
A CUSTOM ZED PROGRAM JUST FOR YOU
UM Faculty have created a customized
program w ith YOU, the Music Student
in mind! Those w ith a m ajor or inter­
est in music or art w ill study the great
master works o f the ages, perform in
historic concert halls, walk the path o f
the great composers and artists that
lived and worked in Vienna: Mozart,
Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Klimt,
Otto Wagner, Bruckner, Czerny,
Haydn, Mahler, Schoenberg, Strauss
and many, many more....
JOIN US FOR THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME!
LIVE IN THE BEST CITY IN
THE WORLD!
Ranked as the "best city in the world
Every night in Vienna about 10,000 music fans are treated to classical music, something th a t is
simply unheard o f in any other city in the w orld!
Each year the Vienna concert schedule in­
cludes more than 15,000 events o f all types and sizes!
to live" Vienna has proven itself to
be safe, friendly to Americans and
clean. Students will live in apart­
ments with full kitchens, living
Vienna's musical life is dominated by four great m onum ental performance venues. The mag­
nificent
Musikverein,
the Vienna
Konzerthaus,
and the overwhelm ing cathedral-Stephansdom .
the
Vienna State Opera House
Combined w ith world-class theatre, art
rooms or common areas close to
classes, transportation, concerts,
faculty, top medical facilities, shop­
ping and recreation.
museums, galleries and historic sites th a t span the ages, there is something fo r everyone in
Vienna!
Field trips to other areas of interest such as Salzburg!
INSIDE!!!
World Class Concerts
Opera and Art
The Vienna Philharmonic: Considered
Budapest and Prague: Vienna's sister cities in music and culture-UM 's Director
by many to be the best in the w orld!
o f Bands/Trumpet James Smart
Hear Performances and Open Rehears­
MUSIC EDUCATION: 3 credits
opera addresses in the w o rld —where
als! Vienna State Opera: One o f the top
you can hear the best in first-class pro­
Music and the Arts fo r Children w ith Dr. Lori Gray-UM's Music Ed. Specialist*
ductions. The famous stage offers a
Fieldtrip to Orff Institute in Salzburg, Austria
different program every day, w ith over
50 operas and ballets each season!
INSTRUMENTAL: 2 credits
Chamber Music: Hear the leading pia­
nists, violinists, cellists, string quartets,
Clarinet in Vienna w ith Dr. Maxine Ramey and Dr. Christopher Kirkpatrick-UM's
contem porary ensembles, vocalists,
Clarinet faculty
wind players, brass ensembles, percus­
String Style and the Classical
U M 's Violin faculty
Vienna Composer w ith Dr. Margaret Baldridge-
sionists and period instrum ent ensem­
bles in the w orld! Grand Choral Con­
certs and Performances by the Vienna
VOICE:
Boys Choir who have an enthusiastic
2-3 credits each
follow ing all over the world. They are
often called "the youngest Viennese
Opera in Vienna (3), The German Lied in Vienna (2), The Sound o f Music: Acous­
Ambassadors." Museum of Fine Arts
tic and Architecture o f Musical Spaces (3Jwith Professor Anne Basinski, Dr. Da­
was built in 1891 near the Imperial Pal­
vid Cody and Dr. Kimberly Jam es-U M 's Voice Faculty
ace to house the extensive collections of
the imperial family. W ith its vast array
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY/MEDIA ARTS:
o f eminent works, it is considered one
3 credits
o f the most eminent museums in the
w orld!
Integrated Audio-Visual P ro je c t: Viennese Culture w ith Dr. Simon HutchinsonU M Composer and Heejoo Kim-UM M edia Arts/Sonic Arts Professor
ENSEMBLES^_1 credit each
CLARINET ENSEMBLES w ith Dr. James Sm art-UM Director of Bands
VIENNA CHORAL ENSEMBLE w ith Dr. David Edmonds-UM Director of Choirs
VIENNA ENSEMBLE— Dr. James Smart and Dr. Luis Millan UM's Director of Bands
and Director of Orchestra.
178 miles of walking tours! See
the homes of Mozart, Beetho­
ven, Schubert and more! Visit
the graves of these Vienna
composers including Mahler
and Brahms. Walk where they
walked, listen to concerts in the
grand halls that premiered
their works.
Program Fees W ill Cover:
•
Round Trip
Flight from Montana or
Spokane to Vienna
sS:ailztoq^at-£lil£®t
6 Credits of Summer Tuition
•
Apartment housing
•
All in-city transportation
Salzburg and Eisenstadt trip: All
housing meals, concert tickets
W h e re w ill I live and study?
and travel for fieldtrip
•
Housing:
Medical Insurance with 2 4/7
emergency services and fully
staffed support for students
Students w ill be housed in apartm ents w ithin the Vienna City Center close to shopping, con­
certs, classes, museums, faculty and city transportation. Students w ill stay in shared apart­
•
Welcome and Farewell dinner
ments th a t w ill have a bathroom , full kitchen and a living room or common area. Non-Coed
*The cost of the program does not cover daily
Roommates can be selected before leaving Montana. All apartm ents w ill have internet ac­
food in Vienna ,required 50 Euro deposit for
"student safety" cell phone, or concert tickets
cess.
(However, student tickets, and standing room
tickets for all events are only 3-5 Euro! Some
financial assistance available for required
Classrooms and Performance Venues:
tickets)
Classes w ill be mostly presented as walking tours, but the central facility fo r the program will
be in the Palais Corbelli. This palace is but a few blocks from the Stephansdom,
the central cathedral in Vienna. It contains
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Classrooms and Practice rooms w ith pianos
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A Baroque concert hall w ith tw o Bosendorfer Concert Grand Pianos
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Study room and library w ith wireless in te rn e t, computers and printers
The Palais Corbelli
IES Vienna Center
(International Education o f Students)
B a ro qu e C o n ce rt Hall
S tu d y Room
ienna
For M ore Inform ation:
Maxine Ramey, Director
School o f Music
Vienna Program 2015
w w w .um t.edu/m usic
maxine.ramey@umontana.edu
406-243-6880
How much will it cost? $6800
*
t o t a l c o s t*
Price quoted is fo r in-state, o u t-o f state, and non-U M students!
Does n o t include
food, except W elcom e and Farewell Dinner. Cost dependent on 55 students partic­
ipating in the program, estim ated final airline costs and airline fuel surcharges.
Price does n ot include 50 Euro deposit fo r "stu d e n t safety" required cell phone or
concert tickets.
Vienna Study Abroad Fee: $5500 depending on a 55 student program.
Estimated Group Air Fare Fee $1300 (You may make your own flight arrangements, but UM uses a group travel service to guarantee this
price and a seat.
Students are welcome to use Frequent Flyer Miles, or leave from another city other than Spokane in tim e fo r the o ri­
entation meeting in Vienna which is required.)
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION:
•
Students are encouraged to notify Financial Aid th a t required courses w ill be offered during the summer.
•
No-Interest loans are available through the CVPA Student Loan Program. Application form s are available in the music office.
•
International Student Loans are available at w w w .internationalstudentloan.com
PAYMENT SCHEDULE:
O c to b e r 15: A irfa re /V ie n n a Fee D ue- $ 2 0 0 *
F e b ru a ry 1, 2015 S tu d y A b ro a d Fee D u e — $ 5 5 0 0 * *
A p ril 1: R e m a in d e r o f A irfa re D u e - a p p ro x . $ 1 1 0 0
TOTAL: $ 6 8 0 0 D e p e n d in g o f 55 p a rtic ip a n ts
100 % re fu n d a b le b e fo re A p ril 1, 2015
*P ro ra te d re fu n d a b le ra te s a p p ly a fte r Feb. 1, 2015