The 2020 Laurelette
For those that may have joined us online this year for their first time at camp, the Laurelette is a publication we print at the end of camp each year. Traditionally, we will sit down with staff/directors/conductors in order to help them share their closing remarks with you. Most importantly, we ask our campers to contribute their reflections on the year, as well as other forms of art, in order to help all of us in capturing the truly special time we've had over our week.
What an unimaginable pleasure it has been to share the virtual season with you all. We're here one last time so say we can't wait to see you for the 2021 season, and are proud to share with you this year's Laurelette:
What an unimaginable pleasure it has been to share the virtual season with you all. We're here one last time so say we can't wait to see you for the 2021 season, and are proud to share with you this year's Laurelette:
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In 1945, the overwhelming generosity of Connecticut citizens would combine with the dream of an extraordinary music educator. Elizabeth "Ma" Sonier wanted to give high school students the opportunity to work with a nationally respected conductor in a relaxed setting - without the pressures of homework and outside worries. These students wouldn't just learn music, they would learn what it means to respect themselves as musicians. At the end of that first week, Sonier knew this opportunity must be given to the young musicians of Connecticut year after year.
Laurel Music Camp takes place on the scenic grounds of Camp Workcoeman in New Hartford, Connecticut. With performance opportunities in our Concert Band, Orchestra, Choir and Jazz Band, every camper can explore their natural musical gift, Please navigate our website to learn how you can become a part of Connecticut's oldest summer music tradition! |