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Sunday–Wednesday, June 7–10, 2026

Saxophone Camp provides high school saxophonists with diverse learning opportunities to develop as both classical and jazz musicians, engage with peers, and enjoy the college experience at Ohio State. Participants will work directly with professors Michael Rene Torres, Shawn Wallace and Robert Brooks in group activities, chamber and full saxophone ensemble; will hear inspiring performances, learn about saxophone fundamentals, improvisation, practicing strategies; and will perform in a finale Saxophone Camp concert!

For students entering grades 9–12 in the 2026–2027 school year, and 2026 high school graduates.

Registration DEADLINE: Sunday, May 17

Visit the program's web page to learn of additional registration requirements.

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Monday–Friday, June 15–19 and 22–26

Student/Parent Orientation

Mornings only, 9 a.m.–12 p.m.

Location: Steinbrenner Band Center, Ohio Stadium, Gate 10

Summer Strings offers two weeks of motivational hands-on training in technique and aural skill development, participation in chamber music ensembles, and large orchestra rehearsals in a fun, non-competitive atmosphere. While this workshop is designed to meet the needs of students from various training styles, all students should have at least one year of playing experience.

All students participate in both weeks of the workshop.

For students entering grades 4–9 in the 2026–2027 school year, with at least one year of playing experience.

Registration DEADLINE: Tuesday, May 26

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Thursday–Sunday, June 11–14, 2026

Students will work with members of the voice faculty to enhance their vocal performance abilities through one-on-one lessons; classes on auditioning, vocal technique, lyric diction, singing health, Alexander Technique; master classes; ensemble and stage craft work.

For students entering grades 10–12 in the 2026–2027 school year, and 2026 high school graduates.

Registration DEADLINE: Wednesday, May 20

Visit the program's web page to learn of additional registration requirements.

IMPORTANT: Please use a home or PERSONAL STUDENT EMAIL address (e.g. gmail). Our emails are often blocked by school district firewalls.

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Monday–Wednesday, June 8–10, 2026

The Ohio State University Hip Hop Camp is an immersive three-day educational experience designed to introduce students to the rich history, cultural foundations, and creative practices of Hip Hop. Grounded in an academically informed understanding of the genre, the camp explores the four original elements of Hip Hop — DJing, Breakdancing, Graffiti, and Emceeing — through structured, hands-on learning environments facilitated by experienced practitioners. The camp will also include Beat Making. The program concludes with a student cipher, offering participants an opportunity to share what they have learned in a supportive, community-building environment. Parents are warmly invited to attend this culminating experience.

For students entering grades 9–12 in the 2026–2027 school year, and 2026 high school graduates. All participants must have at least one full year of playing experience.

Parental Advisory: Explicit Content. The music at this camp could include topics of strong language, depictions of violence, sex, or substance abuse, but these topics will not be discussed. This camp is strictly about the culture and not about societal topics that some hip-hop songs sometimes include in their lyrics. The School of Music at The Ohio State University supports freedom of artistic expression.

Registration DEADLINE: Sunday, May 17

Visit the program's web page to learn of additional registration requirements.

IMPORTANT: Please use a home or PERSONAL STUDENT EMAIL address (e.g. gmail). Our emails are often blocked by school district firewalls.

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MAC USERS — use Chrome, not Safari.