Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser and Dr. John Villella will be in Pittsburgh again this summer. The camp keeps growing and we are honored that they will again join us so that we can offer this opportunity to students in this area.
 
This window of workshops is specifically timed to get our students living and leading well before band camp starts and ready for the school year. If you have any questions, ask anyone who has had the chance to spend time with these inspiration leaders. 
 
We bring all of our seniors each year, including our orchestra students. Any ensemble student would benefit greatly – it is worth the time and money to give your students this perspective on what they can do by breaking down walls and creating a vision together.
 
Registration is through Vivace, but let me know if there is anything I can do for you. Please share with anyone who may benefit.
 
Have a great rest of the year! 
 
Len [email protected]

Len Lavelle
North Hills Music Department
High School Bands 
Middle and High School Orchestras
www.nhipa.org
412-318-1402 x3049 

Thank you to Paul Fox for providing these photos of our District 1 members and ensembles!

Intensive Fun!
Seton Hill University's Pre-College Summer Arts Program is designed for students in grades 10, 11, and 12. (Visual Arts students in grade 9 accepted with teacher recommendation.) Choose your track of study for the two weeks in Dance, Musical Theatre or Visual Art. 

Dates: June 18-29, 2018, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 
Place: Seton Hill University Arts Center, 201 West Otterman St. Greensburg, PA 15601 
Fee: $850 per participant (lunch option available $67 for 2 weeks) 

Click here to register for the Summer Arts Program
Click here for a printable registration form

Registration Deadline is May 1, 2018.
Two Weeks of Learning Plus Performance & Art ShowJoin us for a two week arts-intensive experience working with professionals in the field. Our Pre-College Summer Arts Program will offer students the opportunity to work with Seton Hill faculty during 10 full-day sessions. The program will culminate in a joint performance and art show. Participating performing arts juniors and seniors will be offered the opportunity to audition for one of the University’s programs in Theatre or Dance. Visual arts students will have a professional showcase of their work on the final day of the program, including a faculty critique.

• Dance sessions include Modern, Ballet, Jazz and Choreography with electives in Tap and Pointe.
• Musical Theatre sessions include Monologue and Song Work, Improvisation, Musical Theatre Dance, Audition Techniques and Ensemble Singing. 
• Art sessions include Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Metals, and 3D Design/Sculpture.
• Courses will be taught by Seton Hill faculty and guest artists. 

Questions? Contact Michelle Walters: (724) 552-2923 or [email protected].