Music camp for talented 9 year old girl

[Anonymous]

Was just looking at an arts camp, Carpe Diem (the folks behind Ukes on the Move Ukelele classes. It's on the Eastern Shore this year at a waterfront estate. for ages 10-12.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Np. Are there camps that allow kids to work on more than one instrument? My DD plays violin, piano and guitar, but wouldn't want to play violin all day.

If interested in a sleep away camp, French Woods Festival for Performing Arts, can take more than one intrument and different music genres.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know about Appel Farm Arts Camp in NJ? I was thinking about it for next year when DD is 11. My DD is gluten free and they say they can accommodate.

I'm also considering Appel Farm for next summer, for my musical kid who can't decide between her stringed instrument and theatre.

[Anonymous]

Thanks to whoever recommended Appel Farm. I heard about it on this site. My kid just had the best 2 weeks of their life and wants to go back for 4 weeks next year. 10/10 highly recommend.

[Anonymous]

For those of you who have sent a 7-year-old to one of these multiweek sleepaway camps: What was it like? How did they do, and how well did the camp handle the supervision?