Monday - Friday, 9am- 12pm each day
Ages 4- 11
- We welcome students Pre-K through completed Fifth grade, with any level of musical background. Minimum age is 4 years old. Must be born on or before September 1, 2021
- No prior musical experience is necessary
- Students will be split into different groups based on age
- It is NOT required to be Potty-trained
What We Do at Camp
Campers will participate in a variety of musical lessons and games, including:
- The basics of reading music
- Musical arts and crafts
- Music History and stories
- Children's Choir, learning to understand and follow the choral conductor, and collaborating with others in the group
- Ear-Training - learning to hear pitches and write them down
- Exploration of instruments including Hand Bells, Xylophone, Harmonica, Recorder, Piano and Drums
- Much more!
Final Concert
Friday, June 5 at 11:30am. The Grand Finale! Students will perform a final concert for parents and family members, showcasing what they've learned during the week.
Tuition
$80 per student, $65 for first siblings, $50 each for second siblings and beyond
Steps to Register
- Fill out the Registration form. We will then send you an email with the tuition balance based on the number of children enrolling
- Complete the payment to reserve your spot(s)
How to Pay
Check- make check out to Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church (TSPC); put Music Camp on memo, and drop off at church office or Mail to: 30 Tinkling Spring Dr, Fishersville, VA 22939
Cash- Drop off at church office in envelope with the student's name.
Office hours: Tuesday through Friday, 8:30am- 2pm
Contact
For more questions, email Ting-Ting Yen at music@tinklingspring.com
Meet Our Teachers
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
Dr. Ting-Ting Yen has a special passion for children's music and education, inspired by Jesus's love of little ones. As a professional musician, she strives to reveal God's word through the language of music.
She is the pianist for Virginia Glee Club at UVa and a member of the Piano faculty at the Heifetz Institute. As a violinist she i
Dr. Ting-Ting Yen has a special passion for children's music and education, inspired by Jesus's love of little ones. As a professional musician, she strives to reveal God's word through the language of music.
She is the pianist for Virginia Glee Club at UVa and a member of the Piano faculty at the Heifetz Institute. As a violinist she is a member of Roanoke Symphony and also performs periodically with Richmond Symphony and Charlottesville Symphony, the Oratorio Society of Virginia.
Ting-Ting received her D.M.A. in Violin Performance, and her Master’s in Collaborative Piano at the University of Minnesota. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Violin Performance from Manhattan School of Music.
Isaac Melamed, MM
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
Cellist Isaac Melamed’s musical endeavors connect him to some of the greatest musicians and artists of our time. As a member of the New Century Chamber Orchestra, Isaac has toured internationally to critical acclaim under music directors Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and Daniel Hope. Since joining the Garth Newel Piano Quartet in 2014, Isaac a
Cellist Isaac Melamed’s musical endeavors connect him to some of the greatest musicians and artists of our time. As a member of the New Century Chamber Orchestra, Isaac has toured internationally to critical acclaim under music directors Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and Daniel Hope. Since joining the Garth Newel Piano Quartet in 2014, Isaac and the Quartet have performed throughout Croatia, Scotland, Italy, at the Chautauqua Institution, and around much of the United States.
A San Francisco native, Isaac studied with Grammy Award-winning cellist Antonio Lysy in Los Angeles. He received his Masters degree from Manhattan School of Music.
David Melamed
Ting-Ting Yen, DMA
David Melamed
David received a ukulele for his 13th birthday which he soon parlayed for a guitar and group lessons at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music. Relocating to the San Francisco Bay Area, David's teachers included George Sakalarieou and David Tannenbaum.
With parenthood, David's focus returned to children’s music, and he led song activities
David received a ukulele for his 13th birthday which he soon parlayed for a guitar and group lessons at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music. Relocating to the San Francisco Bay Area, David's teachers included George Sakalarieou and David Tannenbaum.
With parenthood, David's focus returned to children’s music, and he led song activities in the classrooms and for Kid’s Gym, composing a variety of songs and story settings.