Calling All High School Musicians And Thespians!   

NEW: 3 EVENT DATES!

Theatre - October 14-16,  2011 

Voice -  November 11-13, 2011

Band - February 24-26, 2012

Keyboard - February 24-26, 2012

Students are welcome to attend any recruitment date that suits them best. But we encourage you to attend on your focus date as we have planned events and activities specific to those artist focuses. One-on-One is an opportunity for high school musicians to experience a day in the life of a music student at Shorter University. From attending an opera, a cabaret and a performance by our world-class Shorter Chorale, to taking a private lesson and discovering the world of music in several workshops – this is your chance to come and be immersed in the outstanding tradition of the School of Fine & Performing Arts at Shorter University!

For More Information Please Contact Event Coordinator

Nickie Nicholson at   nnicholson@shorter.edu

NEW THIS YEAR!

• 3 dates! October 14-16, 2011, November 11-13, 2011, and February 24-26, 2012
• All registration forms will be found online.
• Cost per students- $100.00    
• Cost includes: private lesson, workshop admittance, all meals, shirt, snacks throughout the day, housing, admittance to a musical, a cabaret, exhibit, a performance by our world-class Shorter Chorale, and much more.

REGISTRATION

October 14-16, 2011-  Registration deadline is October 3, 2011.   

November 11-13, 2011 - Registration deadline is November 1, 2011.   

February 24-26, 2012 -   Registration deadline is February 13, 2012.  

Spaces are limited so applications will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. Please feel free to send your application in early. Cost for the One-on-1 experience is $100.00.

DOWNLOAD A REGISTRATION FORM

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Do You Have A Love Of Music, Musical Theatre Or Theatre?

 “I came to Shorter University because they have an amazing reputation for their vocal program. The music department consistently strives for excellence. As a young musician, it is important that you are in a nurturing environment and Shorter University is truly the place to be.”

- Jasmine Habersham, Voice Performance Major

Is Being An Individual Important To You?

 “Shorter educates the whole person. Here, professors appreciate your strengths and clearly establish your weaknesses so that you can work on them together. The faculty and staff are concerned with the emotional, mental, physical and spiritual well-being of the students and often go out of their way to make sure students are taken care of. At Shorter, students are not simply students. They are part of a family whose members each make their own special contributions to Shorter’s history.”

- Hope Moore, Music Education Major

Do You Strive For Musical Excellence?

 “Shorter University’s musical reputation is enough to drive its musicians to excellence. We all share its history and traditions together, creating a bonded environment. If this is not enough, though, the high expectations of the professors or the friendly competition amongst students should do the trick in inspiring hard work.”

- Mary Diesch, Vocal Performance Major

THE EXCELLENCE CONTINUES

Shorter University School of Fine & Performing Arts

In addition to providing the community with extraordinary musical, theatrical and artistic events, Shorter University continues to be one of the finest art schools in the Southeast. The School of Fine & Performing Arts historically has helped create some of the most successful and internationally recognized musicians, actors and artists working today.

Here, at Shorter University, students are given an opportunity to perform and feature their work the minute they walk on campus. Our art, music, and theater departments have approximately 400 students in a variety of undergraduate degree programs. All of these students study with faculty members, not with graduate students. Our world-class faculty, 75 percent of whom have terminal degrees, are not only well-trained in their disciplines, but many are also still working and performing artists. Thanks to our low student-to-teacher ratio, our students spend more time one-on-one with professors than in most academic institutions.

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelor of Music in Performance (voice, Piano, Organ)

Bachelor of Music in Music Education (Voice, Piano, Instrumental)

Bachelor of Music in Piano Pedagogy

Bachelor of Music in Church Music

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance (Theater, Music Theater)

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theater Direction (Keyboard, Conducting)

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art

Bachelor of Arts in Music, Theater, Technical Theater and Art

For more Information on the School of Fine & Performing Arts Degree Programs, visit our Web site:

www.shorter.edu/academics/arts/arts_home.htm