Typically held in early June, the San Antonio Brass Camp is an intense week of rehearsals, master-classes, performances and just plain FUN! This day camp allows middle school, high school and university students the opportunity to study with and be coached by the San Antonio Brass. During the course of the week, students rehearse and perform in brass quintets, like-instrument ensembles and a large brass choir where they sit side-by-side with members of the San Antonio Brass.

The goal of the San Antonio Brass Camp is to mold young brass players into confident, self-motivated individuals that strive to become the best they can be as musicians and as people. Through one-on-one interaction with members of the San Antonio Brass, students learn to develop the skills necessary to become better musicians and better leaders. As members of the San Antonio Symphony (as well as university faculty members) John Carroll (trumpet), Andrew Gignac (trumpet), Jeff Garza (horn), Amanda Stewart (trombone) and Lee Hipp (tuba/euphonium) are nationally and internationally sought after as teachers, clinicians, soloists and chamber musicians. From the east and west coasts of the United States to as far away as South Korea, the members of the San Antonio Brass have taught and performed with young musicians from all over the world. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to work one-on-one with world-class musicians right here in San Antonio.

For inquiries regarding the 2009 session (June 14 - 20), contact us at info@sabrass.org. To download an application click here.