Choir Camp

July 16-18, 2021

The Stetson Choir Camp will be offered at Stetson University's historic DeLand campus. The three-day camp is open to singers who have completed grades 10, 11 and 12 (singers are still eligible for one summer after their high school graduation). The 2021 choir camp will focus on global choral music from many cultures. We are excited to bring the most talented high school singers together learning and performing amazing music celebrating diversity and beauty from around the world! The total cost for camp registration is $195 all-inclusive. With the generous support of Stetson School of Music donors, there will be scholarships available to cover up to 50% of this registration fee. Each camper will have a private room, with registration including all meals, choir music, and a camp t-shirt. It’s going to be a fantastic experience!

Welcome Packet documents and resources for the 2021 camp will be available in May 2021. In the meantime, the 2019 documents will remain available for review.

2021 Summer COVID Safety Guidelines

Please visit our FAQ page for information regarding our COVID safety guidelines including gateway testing on the first day of camps, facial covering policies and disinfection strategies.

Scholarship Opportunities

Students who have experienced financial hardship due to COVID-19 or other personal challenges are invited to apply for scholarship assistance to attend Stetson Summer Music Camps. The scholarship application is available online. Scholarships are awarded by the Dean of the School of Music and Camp Director. Scholarship applications are due one week before the first day of camp. 

Scholarship Application Form

Faculty and Choir Counselors

  • Timothy Peter, Camp Director and Director of Choral Activities, Stetson University
  • Sandra Peter, Choral Faculty, Stetson University
  • Stetson School of Music student counselors majoring in music

Welcome Packet 2021

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On Campus tuition: $195

Participants will be housed in the Stetson University residence halls, eat in the student cafeteria and have access to all campus recreational facilities. Counselors will stay in the residence halls with the participants. Participants are supervised at all times.

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