Community School of the Arts
Summer, 2015
For further information or to enroll, please contact Crystal Myers at (812) 237-2528 or
crystal.myers@indstate.edu. Visit our Web site: unboundedpossibilities.com/csa.
The Indiana State University Community School of the Arts (CSA) provides the communities of the
Wabash Valley and surrounding areas the opportunity to participate in non-credit classes in music,
theater and visual art and private music lessons. We welcome students of all ages, backgrounds and
ability levels to experience professional and affordable instruction in the performing and fine arts.
Please contact the CSA office at (812) 237-2528 if you would like a hard-copy schedule to be mailed to
you or for information about financial aid.
Parking
The public can park on any ISU student, faculty and staff lots from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. on weekdays,
and any time on weekends, at no charge. CSA students may purchase parking passes at $1.00 for the
duration of one class. Please call the CSA office for further details.
Calendar at a Glance
April 1 ..................................... Registration for CSA summer programs begins
May 4 ...................................... Open House, HMSU Student Gallery, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
June 8 – August 7 .................. Summer camps for kids in session
June 4 – July 25 ..................... Summer classes for adults in session
July 3 ...................................... CSA closed for Independence Day
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS
There is a one-time per year private music lesson membership fee of $25/individual or $40/family. This
fee allows you to sign up for as many lessons and classes as you wish, during the fall, spring and
summer semesters. This covers the period of August 19, 2014 to August 18, 2015. Members receive a
10% discount on classes. ISU employees, ISU students and OLLI members receive CSA members’
prices without paying the membership fee. There are no discounts on fees for private music lessons,
Sycamore Drum Major Clinic, Rock Camp or Drum Line.
Due to shorter summer sessions, music lesson fees are pro-rated. Please contact the office for
instructor availability.
Fees for private music lessons:
Private Music Lessons with School of Music faculty:
30 minutes for 15 weeks @ $300.00 ($20.00 per session)
45 minutes for 15 weeks @ $450.00 ($30.00 per session)
60 minutes for 15 weeks @ $600.00 ($40.00 per session)
Private Music Lessons with a School of Music student:
30 minutes for 15 weeks @ $180.00 ($12.00 per session)
45 minutes for 15 weeks @ $270.00 ($18.00 per session)
60 minutes for 15 weeks @ $360.00 ($24.00 per session)
CLASSES
Students that enroll in morning AND afternoon classes may bring a brown bag lunch! Classes,
lunch and breaks are fully supervised by instructors and CSA staff. Instructors are ISU faculty, ISU
graduate arts students and ISU undergraduate arts education majors.
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There is no membership fee for participating in classes, however, it is optional to receive member’s
pricing; a fee of $25/individual or $40/family per year is required. This covers the period of August 19,
2014 to August 18, 2015. Members receive a 10% discount on classes. ISU employees, ISU students
and OLLI members receive CSA members’ prices without paying the membership fee. There are no
discounts on fees for private music lessons, Sycamore Drum Major Clinic, Rock Camp or Drum Line.
PROGRAMMING FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
BEGINNING ARTS SAMPLERS, FULL-DAY CAMPS
Arts Samplers provide comprehensive, multi-disciplined experiences in art, music and theater.
Designed for beginning to intermediate levels, students need no prior experience. These one-week, allday classes are a fun and educational way to learn about the arts! Students must bring a brown-bag
lunch and two snacks. Classes, lunch and breaks are fully supervised by instructors and CSA staff.
Instructors are ISU faculty, ISU graduate arts students and ISU undergraduate arts education majors.
Students participate in a final art exhibition and theater performance.
Let’s Be Creative!
Arts Sampler for Ages 5-7
7:45 – 8:15 a.m.: Drop off your child with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
8:00 – 9:30 a.m.: Play Piano and Sing!, instructed by Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
9:30 – 10:15 a.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:15 – 10:30 a.m.: Snack with Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:30 – 11:45 a.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.: Lunch with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 119
12:45 – 2:30 p.m.: Guitar Slingers, instructed by Derek Meeker
Room FA 409
2:30 – 2:45 p.m.: Snack with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
2:45 – 5:00 p.m.: Pencils and Paint, instructed by Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
5:00 – 5:15 p.m.: Pick up your child with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
Dates & Time: June 8 – 12 (Monday through Friday)
Full day: 7:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
Final Art Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in
the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Final Theater Performance: June 12, 5:00 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room #409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$220, member/$198
Includes materials and in-class use of instruments. Children must bring brown-bag lunch and snacks.
Instructors: Katrina Welborn, Robert Randolph, Derek Meeker, Sarah Cole
Play Piano and Sing!
This class introduces students to piano through familiar vocal songs such as “Do, Re, Mi” from “The
Sound of Music”. Learning piano basics through rhythm, pitch, and singing is the focus of this class.
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Theater: The Imagination Stage
This class introduces students to theater. Throughout the week, children learn body movement, how to
project their voices and build a character through enjoyable workshops and practical applications.
Guitar Slingers
This class is for beginners, offering an opportunity for students to learn guitar basics and create music
while working with a group of peers.
Pencils and Paint
This class introduces students to the basic skills required for creating visual art. Each day, students will
create 1 or 2 original pieces of art based on the visual elements and principles of design. Students will
also learn vocabulary to help them talk about art.
Art is Cool!
Arts Sampler for Ages 8-11
7:45 – 8:15 a.m.: Drop off your child with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
8:00 – 9:30 a.m.: Play Piano, instructed by Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
9:30 – 10:15 a.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:15 – 10:30 a.m.: Snack with Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.: Lunch with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 119
1:00 – 3:15 p.m.: Visual Art Elements, instructed by Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
3:15 – 3:30 p.m.: Snack with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
3:30 – 5:00 p.m.: African Drumming, instructed by Oluwafemi David
Room FA 409
5:00 – 5:15 p.m.: Pick up your child with Oluwafemi David
Room FA 409
Dates & Time: June 15 – 19 (Monday through Friday)
Full day: 7:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
Final Art Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in
the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Final Theater/Drumming Performance: June 19, 5:00 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room #409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$220, member/$198
Includes materials and in-class use of instruments. Children must bring brown-bag lunch and snacks.
Instructors: Katrina Welborn, Robert Randolph, Sarah Cole, Oluwafemi David
Play Piano!
This class introduces students to basic piano skills in preparation to starting private piano lessons.
Students will learn the basics of keyboard skills through rhythm, pitch, and basic music theory.
Theater: The Imagination Stage
This class introduces students to theater. Throughout the week, children learn body movement, how to
project their voices and build a character through enjoyable workshops and practical applications.
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Visual Art Elements
This class introduces students to the basic skills required for creating visual art. Each day, students will
create 1 or 2 original pieces of art based on the visual elements and principles of design. Students will
also learn vocabulary to help them talk about art.
African Drumming
This is an interactive music class focusing on the basics of rhythm, pulse, and musical creativity while
promoting social cohesion and self-esteem. Students learn to play a variety of percussion instruments
from Africa such as drums, wood blocks, shakers and bells. The music class also includes African
songs, dances, and games.
Young Artists at Work!
Arts Sampler for Ages 5-7
7:45 – 8:15 a.m.: Drop off your child with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
8:00 – 9:15 a.m.: Play Piano and Sing!, instructed by Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
9:15 – 10:30 a.m.: Guitar Slingers, instructed by Derek Meeker
Room FA 409
10:30 – 10:45 a.m.: Snack with Derek Meeker
Room FA 409
10:45 – 11:45 a.m.: African Music and Movement, instructed by Nancy Kaj
Room FA 409
11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.: Lunch with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 119
12:45 – 2:30 p.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
2:30 – 2:45 p.m.: Snack with Sarah Cole
FA 119
2:45 – 5:00 p.m.: Pencils and Paint, instructed by Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
5:00 – 5:15 p.m.: Pick up your child with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
Dates & Time: July 6 – 10 (Monday through Friday)
Full day: 7:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
Final Art Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in
the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Final Theater Performance: July 10, 5:00 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room #409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$220, member/$198
Includes materials and in-class use of instruments. Children must bring brown-bag lunch and snacks.
Instructors: Katrina Welborn, Derek Meeker, Nancy Kaj, Robert Randolph, Sarah Cole
Play Piano and Sing!
This class introduces students to piano through familiar vocal songs such as “Do, Re, Mi” from “The
Sound of Music”. Learning piano basics through rhythm, pitch, and singing is the focus of this class.
Guitar Slingers
This class is for beginners, offering an opportunity for students to learn guitar basics and create music
while working with a group of peers.
African Music and Movement
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This class is designed to engage the students in the joy of movement by incorporating cultural elements
from the African continent. Students will learn dance styles, music language and a brief history about
the country where the music is from.
Theater: The Imagination Stage
This class introduces students to theater. Throughout the week, children learn body movement, how to
project their voices and build a character through enjoyable workshops and practical applications.
Pencils and Paint
This class introduces students to the basic skills required for making visual art. Throughout the week,
students make multiple pieces of art to fill portfolios that they created. Students will also learn
vocabulary to help them talk about art at an end of the week critique.
Discover Your Talents!
Arts Sampler for Ages 8-11
7:45 – 8:15 a.m.: Drop off your child with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
8:00 – 9:30 a.m.: Play Piano, instructed by Katrina Welborn
Room FA 316
9:30 – 10:15 a.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:15 – 10:30 a.m.: Snack with Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Theater: The Imagination Stage, instructed by Robert Randolph
Room LCPFA Recital Hall
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.: Lunch with Katrina Welborn
Room FA 119
1:00 -2:30 p.m.: Guitar Slingers, instructed by Derek Meeker
Room FA 316
2:30 – 2:45 p.m.: Snack with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
2:45 – 5:00 p.m.: Creative Writing and Art, instructed by Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
5:00 – 5:15 p.m.: Pick up your child with Sarah Cole
Room FA 119
Dates & Time: July 13-17 (Monday through Friday)
Full day: 7:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
Final Art Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30
p.m., in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Final Theater Performance: July 17, 5:00 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room #409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$220, member/$198
Includes materials and in-class use of instruments. Children must bring brown-bag lunch and snacks.
Instructors: Katrina Welborn, Robert Randolph, Derek Meeker, Sarah Cole
Play Piano!
This class introduces students to basic piano skills in preparation to starting private piano lessons.
Students will learn the basics of keyboard skills through rhythm, pitch, and basic music theory.
Theater: The Imagination Stage
This class introduces students to theater. Throughout the week, children learn body movement, how to
project their voices and build a character through enjoyable workshops and practical applications.
Guitar Slingers
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This class is for beginners, offering an opportunity for students to learn guitar basics and create music
while working with a group of peers.
Creative Writing and Art
In this adventure, students write and illustrate their own creative tales. This class introduces students to
elements of creative writing and how they connect with principles of visual art. Throughout the week,
students learn a brief history about the interconnection of art and writing. The class will end with a
group critique using terms they learned.
DANCE FOR CHILDREN
Indian Dance
Ages: 5-8
Dates & Time: June 15-19 (Monday through Friday)
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Performance: June 19, 3:30 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room 161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Mounika Reddy Ragula
Bollywood, part of the Indian film industry, is inspired by both classical and modern Indian dance and
music. This class provides children the opportunity to explore and learn Indian free-style dance, a
combination of classical, folk and hip-hop dance moves often seen in Bollywood movies. Students
participate in a performance on the last day of class. No previous experience necessary.
African Dance
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: June 22 - 26 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Final Performance: June 26, 2:30 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room #161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Nancy Kaj
This class is designed for beginners. Students dance to traditional and modern African beats while
discovering the origins of songs, diverse tribes, and the African continent and culture.
Sing and Dance!
MINI CAMP
Ages: 7-10
Dates & Time: June 29 – July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 2, 11:30 a.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall,
300 N. 7th Street
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room 161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Katrina Welborn/Nancy Kaj
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Have fun singing and dancing to your favorite popular songs! This camp focuses on basic vocal skills,
choreography and performing, along with fun music games. Everyone gets the chance to be a star!
Students participate in a performance on the last day of class.
African Dance
MINI CAMP
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 29 – July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 2, 3:30 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room 161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Nancy Kaj
This class is designed for beginners. Students dance to traditional and modern African beats while
discovering the origins of songs, diverse tribes, and the African continent and culture.
Sing and Dance!
Ages: 11-14
Dates & Time: July 13-17 (Monday through Friday)
2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 17, 4:30 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th Street
Instructor: Katrina Welborn/Nancy Kaj
Have fun singing and dancing to your favorite popular songs! This camp focuses on basic vocal skills,
choreography and performing, along with fun music games. Everyone gets the chance to be a star!
Students participate in a performance on the last day of class.
Indian Dance
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: August 3-7 (Monday through Friday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Performance: August 7, 11:30 a.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room 161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Mounika Reddy Ragula
Bollywood, part of the Indian film industry, is inspired by both classical and modern Indian dance and
music. This class provides children the opportunity to explore and learn Indian free-style dance, a
combination of classical, folk and hip-hop dance moves often seen in Bollywood movies. Dancing is a
great way to have fun and make new friends! Students participate in a performance on the last day of
class. No previous experience necessary.
MUSIC FOR CHILDREN
THE TERRE HAUTE GUITAR CLUB
The Community School of the Arts’ Terre Haute Guitar Club offers unique learning experiences for
children ages 5 and up, teens and adults. Our teachers - extraordinary guitarists and players
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themselves - lead this program using a fun, multi-layered and accessible approach to learning guitar
through guitar classes and lessons.
Guitar Club students are placed in age-appropriate labs that meet throughout the week. As students
progress through the program, they learn to develop their technical skills on the guitar while learning to
understand and properly apply musical concepts. Students are given the opportunity to learn songs, all
while building a connection with rhythmic, melodic and harmonic ideas. As students gain more
confidence in and dedication to their practice, they are able to take one-on-one lessons with one of our
trained instructors.
All Guitar Club students are given opportunities to perform with their peers during various recitals and
community public performances.
GUITAR CLUB CLASSES
The Terre Haute Guitar Club is for beginning to intermediate levels, offering an opportunity for students
to learn to play the guitar and create music while working with a group of peers. Students work on guitar
techniques and musical concepts through engaging games and activities. Guitars are supplied to
students in-class.
The Terre Haute Guitar Club for Ages 9-12
Dates & Time: June 22 – 26 (Monday through Friday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Performance: June 26, 11:30 a.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Derek Meeker
The Terre Haute Guitar Club for Ages 13 and up
Dates & Time: June 22 – 26 (Monday through Friday)
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Performance: June 26, 3:30 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Derek Meeker
The Terre Haute Guitar Club for Ages 5-8
Dates & Time: July 27 – 31 (Monday through Friday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 31, 11:30 a.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Derek Meeker
MUSIC CLASSES
My First Piano Camp
No piano experience necessary
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 15 -19 (Monday through Friday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Demonstration: June 19, 11:30 a.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 316
Maximum Enrollment: 12
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Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 316, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Katrina Welborn
This camp is designed for children who are considering starting piano lessons. No experience is
required! Throughout the week, students use songs, games and hands-on activities to learn musical
basics that prepare them for piano lessons. To learn about the concepts of beat and rhythm, children
make their own percussion instruments and participate in group music-making. A variety of different
song- and motion-based games and activities are used to learn about pitch. The basics of music
notation and the piano keyboard are also taught in a fun, game-based format. This class is for students
who are ready to learn about music and have FUN! The week culminates with a demonstration for
friends and family.
African Drumming
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 15 - 19 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Final Demonstration: June 19, 2:00 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$70, member/$60
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Oluwafemi David
African Drumming is an interactive music class for young people focusing on the basics of rhythm,
pulse, and musical creativity while promoting social cohesion and self-esteem. Students will learn how
to play a variety of percussion instruments from Africa including drums, wood blocks, shakers and bells.
No previous music experience required.
Garage Band: Sound Mixing
Ages: 12 and up
Dates & Time: June 22 -26 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$70, member/$60
Location: Fine Arts Building, Mac Lab, Room 112, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Diyombu Muyumba
Students will use Pro Tools and Garage Band to learn the recording process. Learning basics such as
how studio recording equipment works (such as microphones and midi keyboards), students will
discover how to mix and edit on audio workstations. Students will participate in session recording
classes where they will lay down tracks and receive a CD with their completed work at the end of the
class.
African Drumming
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: July 6-10 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 10, 2:30 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Oluwafemi David
African Drumming is an interactive music class for young people focusing on the basics of rhythm,
pulse, and musical creativity while promoting social cohesion and self-esteem. Students will learn how
to play a variety of percussion instruments from Africa including drums, wood blocks, shakers and bells.
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No previous music experience required.
Music Around the World
Ages: 5 to 7
Dates & Time: July 13-17 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 17, 3:30 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Angela Scherer
Come and join us for a fun and educational musical trip around the world! This class provides a diverse
multicultural learning experience using age appropriate games, crafts, stories and activities. Children
will explore music and instruments from countries such as Spain, Russia, Nigeria and more. At the end
of the week the class will present an informal recital to share what they have learned with family and
friends. No previous musical experience required. All materials provided.
Piano Camp
No piano experience necessary
Ages: 8-11
Dates & Time: July 27 - 31 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Demonstration: July 31, 3:30 p.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 316
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 316, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Katrina Welborn
This camp is designed for children who are considering starting piano lessons. No experience is
required! Throughout the week, students use songs, games and hands-on activities to learn musical
basics that prepare them for piano lessons. To learn about the concepts of beat and rhythm, children
make their own percussion instruments and participate in group music-making. A variety of different
song- and motion-based games and activities are used to learn about pitch. The basics of music
notation and the piano keyboard are also taught in a fun, game-based format. This class is for students
who are ready to learn about music and have FUN! The week culminates with a demonstration for
friends and family.
Our Wonderful World of Music
Ages: 8 to 11
Dates & Time: August 3-7 (Monday through Friday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Performance: August 7, 11:30 a.m., Fine Arts Building, Room 409
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 409, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Angela Scherer
Have you ever wondered what music sounds like in Russia or Spain? Would you like to learn what
instruments are played in Nigeria and Italy? Discover the answers to these questions and more when
you join us for this fun and educational class! Children will explore music and culture from several
countries through the use of activities, stories and crafts. At the end of the week the class will present
an informal recital to share what they have learned with family and friends. No previous musical
experience required. All materials provided.
THEATER FOR CHILDREN
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Shining Bright in the Spotlight
Ages: 8-11
Dates & Time: June 8-12 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Performance: June 12, 3:30 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$135, member/$120
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th Street
Instructor: Robert Randolph
This class will focus on acting. Classes begin with a series of specialized exercises that teach students
how to project their voices, develop a character, and most importantly, to acquire the confidence to act
on a stage in front of an audience. The class will culminate with a customized play written specifically
for the class.
Budding A.M. Actors
MINI-CAMP
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 29 – July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Final Demonstration: July 2, 10:30 a.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Fee: Both A.M. & P.M Actors classes: Non-member/$135, member/$115
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th Street
Instructor: Robert Randolph
Students delve into theater games and warm-up practices during four days of fun-filled training in the
theatrical arts. In an atmosphere of excitement, students learn voice projection and body movement by
focusing on pantomime and improvisation. Morning and afternoon classes cover different aspects of
theater; students may enroll in one or both to heighten the learning experience. If enrolled in both
sessions, students can bring a brown-bag lunch and spend a free, supervised lunch-break with the
teachers and CSA staff. The camp culminates with a staged showcase at the end of the week.
Budding P.M. Actors
MINI-CAMP
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 29 – July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Final Demonstration: July 2, 1:30 p.m.
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Fee: Both A.M. & P.M Actors classes: Non-member/$135, member/$115
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall, 300 N. 7TH Street
Instructor: Robert Randolph
This class explores character development through enjoyable and low-pressure monologues, and
allows students to develop simple story lines. Morning and afternoon classes cover different aspects of
theater; students may enroll in one or both to heighten the learning experience. If enrolled in both
sessions, students can bring a brown-bag lunch and spend a free, supervised lunch-break with the
teachers and CSA staff. The camp culminates with a staged showcase at the end of the week.
Life’s A Stage…
Ages: 8-11
Dates & Time: July 6-10 (Monday through Friday)
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9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Final Performance: July 10, 11:00 a.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$110, member/$99
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th Street
Instructor: Robert Randolph
This class will focus on creating characters through visualization. Each student will learn how to create
specific characters through the use of body movement and improvisation. Class will begin with a series
of specialized exercises aimed to teach students how to project their voices, develop a character
through both movement and improvisation, and most importantly, develop the confidence to act on a
stage in front of an audience, all in a fun and exciting environment. The class will culminate with a
customized play written specifically for the class.
Stage Craft
2-WEEK CLASS
Ages: 7-12
Dates & Time: July 20-24 & July 27-31 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Final Performance: July 31, 5:00 p.m., Dreiser Theater
Maximum Enrollment: 20
Fee: Non-member/$250, member/$225
Location: Dreiser Theater, 221 North 6th Street
Instructors: Robert Randolph and Sarah Cole
Students will learn about acting and build their environment, too! During the first few days of this 2week camp, children will generate ideas that will lead to a customized script, written specifically for
class. Once the script has been developed, students will spend part of the afternoon designing and
building props, creating an environment specific to the play. Students will spend the rest of the
afternoon participating in specialized exercises that teach them how to project their voices, develop a
character, and most importantly, to acquire the confidence to act on a stage in front of an audience. The
class will culminate with a performance for family and friends. Students should bring one or two snacks
each day, and wear comfortable, old clothes. Things may get messy during the construction of props!
VISUAL ART PRESCHOOL
Squiggles and Doodles and Messy Hands
Ages: 4 and under
Dates & Time: June 22 – 26 (Monday through Friday)
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Final Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in the
Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$55, member/$50
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Suzanne Finn
Students will work with different mediums during the week. Projects include: yarn art, paper mosaic,
bubble printing, collage, beading, printmaking, and a few surprises! Parents, grandparents, and
caregivers are welcome to attend class at no additional fee.
VISUAL ART FOR CHILDREN
It’s All CLAY-tastic
Ages: 8-11
Dates & Time: June 15-19 (Monday through Friday)
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9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Glazing day: July 27, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$120, member/$108
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Suzanne Finn
Students will learn hand-building skills and techniques: pinch pot, coil, and slab. The pottery wheel will
also be available to use for throwing a pot, bowl, or cup. A trinket box with lid, clay mask, clay whistle, a
castle, "piggy" bank, and a bobble-head are just some of the projects children will be completing.
Students will return after work has been bisque fired to glaze and finish clay pieces. There will be other
finishing options to try, too! Returning students are welcome and will be challenged to build upon skills
previously learned.
Note to Ceramics Students: Students will be underglazing their work before final firing. Clay must be
completely dry before glazing and firing. All ceramics students are invited to come to class on Monday,
July 27, 10:00 am – 11:00 pm. At this time ceramics work will be dry and ready for glazing. After the
glazing session, the work will be fired and then ready to take home.
“Mud”-dling With Clay
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: June 22-26 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Glazing day: July 27, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$150, member/$135
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Suzanne Finn
Students will learn basic hand-building skills and techniques: pinch pot, coil, and slab. Students will also
experience the pottery wheel to gain experience in throwing a pot. Some projects that will be completed
during the week are pinch pot monsters, bobble-head animals, "piggy" banks, textured wall pockets,
coil vessels/vases, and relief tiles. Students will return after work has been bisque fired to glaze and
finish clay pieces. There will be other finishing options to try, too! Returning students are welcome and
will be challenged to build upon skills previously learned.
Note to Ceramics Students: Students will be underglazing their work before final firing. Clay must be
completely dry before glazing and firing. All ceramics students are invited to come to class on Monday,
July 27, 10:00 am – 11:00 pm. At this time ceramics work will be dry and ready for glazing. After the
glazing session, the work will be fired and then ready to take home.
Nature Drawing and Still-Life Studies
MINI CAMP
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: June 29-July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in the
Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Allen Zielinski
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This class will allow students to sketch and draw out-of-doors on the beautiful ISU campus, using
nature as subject matter. One or two classes will be spent inside drawing still-lifes, enabling students to
fine-tune and develop skills. Students will work with a variety of materials including pencil, colored
pencil and charcoal.
Pop Art Superheroes
MINI CAMP
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: June 29-July 2 (Monday through Thursday)
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Final Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in the
Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$75, member/$65
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Sarah Cole
In this action-packed mini-camp, students create their own super hero identities. These heroes will
come to life in a comic strip and cityscape mural. Students will use construction paper to make
accessories such as wrist bands, shields, and other pieces for their own costumes. Inspired by the
famous Pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein, students combine visual art and literacy in a POWerful way!
Acrylic Painting
Ages: 8-12
Dates & Time: July 6-10 (Monday through Friday)
9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Final Exhibition: July 15-23, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 16, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m., in the
Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$110, member/$99
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Allen Zielinski
This course explores acrylic painting at an intermediate level. Students will learn to use form, value and
color to create abstract and more realistic paintings. While learning about color mixing, brush use and
painting techniques, participants will discover basic composition and how to start and finish a painting
by working through different layers. This class is a great way for students to develop their painting skills!
Beginning Art: A New Project Every Day!
Ages: 5-7
Dates & Time: July 13-17 (Monday through Friday)
9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$110, member/$99
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Allen Zielinski
This class offers a broad range of activities and is designed for younger children who love to use all
kinds of materials. Students will learn simple techniques by completing projects such as abstract
painting, animal collage, landscape drawing, 3-D recycled sculpture and basic printmaking.
Art Around the World
Ages: 5-8
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Dates & Time: July 27-31 (Monday through Friday)
1:30 – 4:00 p.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$110, member/$99
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Sarah Cole
This exploration of world art techniques prepares the beginning artist to explore art from diverse
perspectives. Students use Sumi-e brushstrokes to create a small book of animals and characters.
Traveling through a virtual tour, students see the great Stonehenge and create their own post and lintel
structures using assorted materials. Natural elements such as rocks and leaves will become painting
surfaces when students create Aboriginal Australian dot paintings. The tour will end with a French
Impressionist painting lesson inspired by Claude Monet.
Dry Media: Charcoal and Pastel
Ages: 7-10
Dates & Time: August 3-7 (Monday through Friday)
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Allen Zielinski
Students will explore different dry media techniques while learning basic drawing skills. Projects
include: the study of the human face with focus on proportion, color and value; how to create a still-life,
with focus on light, texture, color and composition; and how to draw a landscape with focus on form and
perspective.
Under the Sea: Ocean Life
Ages: 8-11
Dates & Time: August 3-7 (Monday through Friday)
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Final Exhibition: August 10-21, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 13, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
in the Turman Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, ground level
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 119, 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Sarah Cole
This week-long art adventure allows students to learn about the environment of the ocean. Students
explore the ocean’s creatures and landscapes, using different techniques to create believable depths.
This class is an opportunity for students to learn about specific ocean inhabitants and the importance of
the ocean on our planet. A mural will be created and displayed during the final art exhibition in the
Turman Art Gallery.
RESIDENT MUSIC CAMPS
SYCAMORE DRUM MAJOR AND LEADERSHIP CLINIC
The regular weeklong Drum Major and Leadership Clinic will take place July 12-17 with check-in
beginning on the morning of July 12. We will also be hosting two mini-clinics on the weekends of June
27-28 and July 25-26. These weekend sessions will be basic presentations of conducting technique,
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leadership, and salutes, but will not include most of the many other distinctive features of the weeklong
clinic. The cost for the full week session is $525 for resident students and $300 for commuters. Included
in the cost are a camp t-shirt and camp picture, a personalized certificate of achievement, and all
instructional materials. The cost of the weekend mini-camp is $325 for resident students and $225 for
commuters. Enrollment is limited for the full week session; please submit applications and deposits
early. The deadlines for each event are listed on the application form. Full payment of fees will be due
upon listed deadlines.
Drum Major MINI-CAMP #1 for Commuters and Residents
Ages: High-school students
Dates & Time: June 27-28 (Saturday and Sunday)
For more information please visit sycamoredmc.com
Fee: Residents/$325, commuters/$225
Location: Indiana State University
Instructor: Doug Keiser
Drum Major MINI-CAMP #2 for Commuters and Residents
Ages: High-school students
Dates & Time: July 25-26 (Saturday and Sunday)
For more information please visit sycamoredmc.com
Fee: Residents/$325, commuters/$225
Location: Indiana State University
Instructor: Doug Keiser
Drum Major Clinic for Commuters and Residents
Leadership Clinic for Commuters and Residents
Ages: High-school students
Dates & Time: July 12-17 (Sunday through Friday)
For more information please visit: sycamoredmc.com
Fee: Residents/$525, commuters/$300
Location: Indiana State University
Instructor: Doug Keiser
ROCK CAMP!
Rock Camp! provides a fun and educational opportunity for high-school students at any experience
level to benefit from music education. Music education leads to the development of creative and critical
problem-solving skills, higher self-esteem and pride in accomplishment. Students learn different
aspects of music including performance, music business and music history, providing them with the
understanding that music can be a viable career choice. Rock Camp!, an intense six-day, five-night
residency program, runs Sunday, July 19 - Friday, July 24. Students choose to play one of five
traditional rock instruments: guitar, drums, bass, keyboards or voice. ISU music faculty and professional
musicians lead the program, with ISU music students assisting.
Rock Camp! for Commuters and Residents
Ages: High-school students
Dates & Time: July 19-24 (Sunday through Friday)
Fee: Residents/$525, commuters/$300
Location: Indiana State University
Instructor: Tim Doyle
INDOOR DRUM LINE
Indoor Drum Line is designed to prepare students for success. Participants will receive instruction in:
movement and marching techniques; music arranging; instrument tuning; visual effects; footwork
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ensembles; performance exercises; tarp preparation; private lessons in all instruments, and; drum line
history and video / audio clips.
Drum Line for Commuters and Residents
Ages: 14-19
Dates & Time: June 28-July 3 (Sunday through Friday)
Fee: Residents/$550, commuters/$300
Location: Indiana State University
Instructor: Sean Cook
PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS
DANCE
Indian Dance
Ages: 16 and up or permission from instructor
Dates & Time: June 3 – July 8
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. (6 Wednesdays)
Final Performance: July 8, 7:00 p.m., Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$90, member/$80
Location: Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts, Room 161 and Recital Hall, 300 N. 7th
Street (please come to room #161 on first day of class)
Instructor: Mounika Reddy Ragula
Bollywood, part of the Indian film industry, is inspired by both classical and modern Indian dance and
music. This class provides participants the opportunity to explore and learn Indian free-style dance, a
combination of classical, folk and hip-hop dance moves often seen in Bollywood movies. Students
participate in a performance on the last day of class. No previous experience necessary.
VISUAL ART
The Community School of the Arts has reserved the Clabber Girl Art Gallery during the month of August
for students enrolled in the below acrylic workshops. It is not mandatory to participate in the exhibition,
but is a fun opportunity to showcase your work! Details will be provided when classes start.
Plein Air Acrylic Painting Workshops (Out-of-doors)
Ages: 16 and up or permission from instructor
Dates & Time: June 13, 27 and July 11, 25
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (4 Saturdays)
Exhibition: August 1-28 at Clabber Girl Gallery, with an opening reception TBD
Note: work must be framed and wired
Maximum Enrollment: 15
Fee/non-member: 1 workshop: $39; 2 workshops: $75; 3 workshops: $109; 4 workshops: $139
Fee/member: 1 workshop: $35; 2 workshops: $68; 3 workshops: $99; 4 workshops: $128
Location: TBD
Instructor: Jo Anne Fiscus
This class requires no previous painting experience. In the tradition of T.C. Steele, Indiana’s most
notable plein air painter, students will paint out-of-doors, receiving instruction in various acrylic painting
techniques related to rendering the landscape on-site. Class meets in different locations in the Terre
Haute area including Dobbs Park, Fowler Park, Downtown Terre Haute and the St. Mary of-the-Woods
campus. Each class begins with a 1-hour demonstration on how to stain canvas, draw directly with
paint, mix color, paint texture, and deal with constantly changing light. Instructional handouts will be
provided. After the demonstration, participants will paint until 1:30 p.m. during which time the instructor
will consult with painters to assist with questions. The last half hour will be spent in critique. Class will
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be rescheduled in the event of rain. Some walking is required. Since this is an out-of-doors class, we
advise that each student bring a folding chair, sunscreen, hat, and water or other beverage. Participants
will be working in shelters on picnic tables. However, students are welcome to bring portable easels
and small working tables.
Supplies:
Acrylic paint: cadmium red, cadmium yellow medium, ultramarine blue, titanium white, burnt sienna,
Hooker’s green or a set of comparable colors
Palette or paper/foam plates
One or two small canvases per workshop
Brushes for acrylic paints, including but not limited to, a large flat brush (1/2 inch), and medium #6 flat
brush, and a small #2 round brush
A bottle of water, roll of paper towels, a cup for washing brushes
Acrylic Painting for Beginners (In-doors)
Ages: 16 and up or permission from instructor
Workshop A: Introduction to Acrylics
Dates & Time: June 16, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (1 Tuesday)
This workshop will introduce students to the basics of mixing, blending, and applying acrylic paint while
creating a Modernist inspired artwork. This class is for the artist who is interested in learning
techniques, tools, and color theory, and may have little to no experience with the medium. These basic
skills will guide painters in future art-making endeavors. All materials included in fee.
Workshop B: Acrylic Painting: Still Life
Dates & Time: June 30, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (1 Tuesday)
This workshop encourages participants to focus their attention on realistic depiction of their
surroundings. While painting a unique still life of their own arrangement, students will learn about
composition, color, space, and shape. Participants are encouraged to bring objects of personal
significance to use in their still-life compositions. However, still-life objects will be provided and all other
materials are included in fee.
Workshop C: Acrylic Painting: Portraiture
Dates & Time: July 14, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (1 Tuesday)
This workshop will help participants to improve their skills of portrait painting. Students will learn how to
render realistic and proportional features of the face. Participants should come prepared with 2 copies
of a high quality color portrait picture, printed on paper. A color laser copy from a regular home printer is
ideal, provided the quality is good. All materials included in fee.
Workshop D: Acrylic Painting: Landscapes
Dates & Time: July 28, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (1 Tuesday)
This workshop will assist participants in exploring landscape painting. Using traditional acrylic
techniques and materials, students will create an original landscape painting in just one afternoon!
Students will learn about famous landscape painters such as William Turner, Caspar David Friedrich,
and Annibale Carracci. Participants should come prepared with 2 copies of a high quality landscape
picture, printed on paper. A color laser copy from a regular home printer is ideal, provided the quality is
good. All materials included in fee.
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee/non-member: 1 workshop: $35; 2 workshops: $65; 3 workshops: $95; 4 workshops: $125
Fee/member: 1 workshop: $32; 2 workshops: $60; 3 workshops: $87; 4 workshops: $113
All materials included in fee.
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 102, 649 Chestnut Street
Exhibition: August 1-28 at Clabber Girl Gallery, with an opening reception TBD
Note: work must be framed and wired
Instructor: Sarah Cole
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Creative Writing and Art
Ages: 16 and up or permission from instructor
Dates & Time: June 4 and July 9
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (2 Thursdays)
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Fee: Non-member/$45, member/$40
Location: Fine Arts Building, Room 102, and 649 Chestnut Street
Instructor: Sarah Cole
This class will enable participants to gain an understanding of the effective combination of word and
image. The first workshop will introduce students to creative writing and visual art elements.
Participants will choose a writing topic and engage in planning activities using graphic idea recording as
a tool. After the first workshop, students will have a month to work on their projects outside of class.
The second workshop will allow students to make “final touches” on their projects, followed by a final
critique, using a round table workshop approach. Participants will be given hardbound sketchbooks. Dry
media such as pens, pencils and pencil crayons will be supplied in-class only.
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