Rock and Roll Summer Camp at Cornerstone

Photo by: Mike RhodesPhoto by: Mike Rhodes

By: Jessie Fisher—

Muncie, IN—Cornerstone Center for the Arts is excited to host Rock and Roll Summer Camp June 9 through 16. Rock and Roll Summer Camp is designed to expand the horizons of music-minded kids ages 11 to 17. This eight-day immersive program encourages guitarists, drummers, bassists, singers, keyboardists, and DJs of all skills to take their love of music to the next level. Rock and Roll Summer Camp is supported in part by Muncie Music Center and Jack’s Donuts.

Rock and Roll Summer Camp was created by musician Christopher Swinney in 2006 and has educated hundreds of children and teens. Many former campers have gone on to work in the music industry as both musicians and on the business side.

Camp will be held from 12 to 5 p.m. daily beginning on Friday, June 9 with the camp concluding in a concert on Friday, June 16. Campers will spend these eight days learning about being a musician, music theory, song writing, concert production, promotion, presentation, music business, stage presence, instrument care, recording and producing live sound, networking, and music appreciation.

Campers will be split into groups by their previous skill level; basic, intermediate, and advanced. Groups will form bands and will work on songs to perform for the end of camp concert. Campers should plan to bring any instruments/amplifiers they own to camp. If a child does not own any of their own instruments, a limited number will be available to borrow or campers new to music will be trained in other various aspects of band and music management.

Registration is $200 per student with sign up available online at cornerstonearts.org, at Cornerstone’s second floor desk, or by calling 765-281-9503. More information about the camp is available on Cornerstone’s website, by emailing rnrsummercamp@gmail.com, or by liking Rock And Roll Summer Camp on Facebook.

 

Cornerstone Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization with a mission to nurture community connections by providing opportunities for creative expression, educational programs, and events in a historic setting.