Jazz Camp for Girls CSM

Jazz Camp for Girls CSM

Tuesday, 8 July 2025, 10.00am
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Join Jazz Camp for Girls, and meet like-minded girls aged 11-16, exploring jazz music and improvisation together, making up songs and experimenting, putting your own spin on classics, playing in a group and having lots of fun learning from inspiring women in jazz!

Jazz Camp for Girls is a 4-day music summer camp where girls aged 11-16 can explore and learn about jazz music and improvisation in a supportive and fun environment, that also celebrates the role of women working in music. Led by professional musicians, the camps are designed to give girls their first experience of improvised music and develop confidence in their personal musicality.

Participants can come with no or little experience of improvising, just a curiosity to learn. A background in any music genre and all instruments are welcome.

Professional female musicians and educators working in jazz lead the girls as mentors and tutors over the 4-day camps, sharing their own experience as performers, while guiding the participants to explore their own interests and ability as musicians.

Jazz Camp for Girls at CSM is made possible through collaboration with the Improvising Across Boundaries research project and MTU Cork School of Music and with the continued support of the Irish Research Council.

DEADLINE: Apply for Jazz Camp for Girls before Saturday 7th June.

Please note, places on Jazz Camp for Girls are limited and will be allocated on a 'first come, first served' basis.

LOCATION: MTU Cork School of Music, Union Quay, Cork.

DATES: Tue 8th - Fri 11th July 2024

TIMES: 10am-2:30pm daily

TUTORS: Sarah Dewhurst, Brenda Griffin, Rebecca Ruane

COST: €45 for the 4-day camp. Scholarships available, apply through the main application form.

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