The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Music Camp is a week-long residential camp designed for people with Williams syndrome and other developmental disabilities who are at least 16 years-old.
The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Music camp is a residential camp experience held on the Vanderbilt Campus in conjunction with the Blair School of Music.
Campers celebrate music by participating in a songwriting workshop, recording session, songwriter's night and a live performance on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. Campers are invited to take part in research activities.
Music Camp provides persons with Williams syndrome and other developmental disabilities a unique opportunity to focus on what they love and do well — music! Camp goals include:
Dates: June 28 - July 3, 2009
Campers: Young adults with developmental disabilities, ages 16 and up.
Cost: $1300 (scholarships available)
Gretchen Herbert, Coordinator, Music Camp, (615) 343-7046
See how one Nashville couple was able to help teach people living with developmental disabilities how to use music therapeutically, while also supporting research in human development and training for professionals in the community.
Read how Lorie and John Lytle brought music to the lives of people with developmental disabilities.
615-322-8240, kc@vanderbilt.edu
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