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The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts is supported in part by grants from The Oregon Arts Commission & the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Arts Foundation of Western Oregon Fund at The Oregon Community Foundation.


The Shedd Institute is a Resident Company of The Hult Center for the Performing Arts.
Registrar: 541.687.6526
Shedd Office Hours: MF 8:30a-8:30p, S 9:00a-2:00p
Location: 868 High Street, Eugene, Oregon
Music Ticket Office: 541.434-7000
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Music Classes
Our Young Artist Academy camps are held in conjunction with the Oregon Festival of American Music and students will get to work with guest artists and put on an end-of-camp concert as part of the festival.
 
July 27–August 10, 9:00am-2:00pm
The Jazz Academy
Glenn Griffith, director
9:00am-2:00pm daily, some eves & weekends
Tuition: $450 ($400 if registered by June 30)
(includes admission to OFAM concerts and musicals)
Ages: 12-19
This 2 week performance oriented summer jazz institute offers an extraordinary opportunity for students to study and perform instrumental jazz with OFAM guest artists in conjunction with the Oregon Festival of American Music. This camp will encompass many styles from swing and blues to Broadway and standards.
July 27–August 10, 9:00am-2:00pm
Song & Dance Camp
Nancy Anderson, director
9:00am-2:00pm daily, some eves & weekends
Tuition: $450 ($400 if registered by June 30)
(includes admission to OFAM concerts and musicals)
ges: 12-19
This is a 2 week intensive music/theater arts experience for musicians and dancers who crave the “smell of the greasepaint and roar of the crowd”! Daily classes in solo and ensemble vocal techniques and repertoire, tap and ballroom dance and basic acting techniques will be enhance by up close and personal encounters w/festival guest artists and professional cast members from the summer musicals The Wizard of Oz and Brigadoon.
Session 1: July 28–August 2, 9:00am-2:00pm
Session 2: August 4-9, 9:00am-2:00pm
Little Vaudeville
Rosette Lattimore, director
9:00am-2:00pm daily, some eves & weekends
Tuition: $215/session, $400 for both ($190/session, $350 for both if registered by June 30)
(includes admission to OFAM concerts and musicals)
ges: 7-12
These two, consecutive 1-week music enrichment camps are designed to bring children into the world of American music and performance through songs, dance, stand-up comedy, visual arts & stories about. Including instruction on several different musical instruments such as ukulele, harmonica, penny whistle, spoons, jaw harp and rhythm instruments. Learn about the wonderful popular and folk music of the Great Depression. Held in conjunction with OFAM 2008 Over The Rainbow: The Music of America in Hard Times, 1929-45, the Little Vaudeville camps include the opportunity for participants to see some great concerts and OFAM's all-new production of The Wizard of Oz. Each of the 2 sessions of Little Vaudeville is a complete program on its own; but each is different from and complementary to the other. Sign up for one or both!.
Music & World Cultures 2007-08
Magical Moombah
The Magical Moombah!
We're pleased to offer once again our popular Magical Moombah 3 times as a part of our Music & World Cultures program. The Moombah is a musical vaudeville for kids that is designed to introduce children ages 3 to 10 to the classic traditional, folk and popular songs of America and the world through an entertaining hour-long potpourri of skits and song numbers. There are knowledge based contests and sing-alongs as well! Each thematic program also introduces its young audiences to various "factoids" about the culture focus of the program without being overly pedagogical about it...our goal is to enhance kids' experience of their heritage in a way that they think is just good fun!
Participating schools receive a packet of the songs that will be presented during the Moombah together with some background on the songs and the show's theme so teachers can prepare their students for the experience.
This year's Moombah's include Gloria's Globe Trot! (Friday, Nov 9), Rumbles' River Rambles! (Friday, Feb 29), and Mr. Big's Zoo! (Friday, May 9).
TIME & PLACE: Each program takes place at The Shedd's Jaqua Concert Hall (Broadway & High in Eugene) at 10:15 am. The program lasts 1 hour.
FEE & CAPACITY: The fee for each Moombah is $2 per participant. We can accomodate 700 students for each program.
For more information, contact The Shedd (687-6526).
The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts
E. Broadway & High Street, Eugene | PO Box 1497, Eugene OR 97440-1497 | Phone 541.687.6526 | Tickets: 541.434.7000 | Email: info@ofam.net
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