I want to attend a performing arts school to play my instrument?
Q. What schools are there that I can go to that are for the performing arts. I wish to attend one and play my sax.
Asked by Chise - Mon Nov 19 02:11:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Just about every college will let you play if you pass an audition. Sax is a very popular instrument, every major school has a program.
Answered by Kyle P - Mon Nov 19 02:22:29 2007

What are some performing arts schools? Is there a website that could help me out?
Q. I'm kind of looking for one of those actual school schools that does the regular required basic subjects for students(such as social studies, english, etc.) but has an emphasis on the performing arts (musicians, actresses, dancers, etc.) for serious performers-in-training. I myself mostly act in drama, but I like singing and lyricwriting too. Anywhere, preferably in washington state, but honestly anything you know is fine. I'm just really curious as to see what there is.
Asked by foreverdreaming - Mon Sep 24 17:56:14 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sounds like you want a University as opposed to a conservatory school. The best way to find the school that fits you is to visit them. Start with state schools in Washington and the surrounding area. They will probably have a day for visitors to come check them out, but try to get a private appointment. You will be more likely to see what the school is really like - when they aren't trying to impress future students. You might also look at Bachelor of Art programs, because they are more comprehensive.
Answered by musiclady - Mon Sep 24 20:01:59 2007

Im looking for a performing arts school in summer in Alberta with boarding.?
Q. I'm looking for a summer camp that has the performing arts, singing and dancing, in alberta. It would be good if it had boarding, and a show at the end. PLease help me.
Asked by Caeleigh S - Sun May 4 23:01:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ARTSTREK!!! It's in Red Deer, Alberta. It's for teens, you get to get to explore acting, voice, directing, movement, sound/music, design, creation, and integration. And it includes room and board for the week! July 13 20, 2008, Exploration II- The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde This seven-day program is for 16-18 year olds with a keen interest in drama and a dedication to increasing their knowledge and skill level. Acceptance is based upon recommendation and the student s commitment. Students who are 15 but have completed grade ten will also be considered for admission. Price: $510 (Include GST and a $35 administration fee.) Students who reside outside of Alberta must add $50 to the above fees. Early Bird Special:… [cont.]
Answered by AmyJane - Sun May 4 23:06:23 2008