Beatles Camp (July 8-12)

“Roll up, that’s an invitation!  Roll up, make a reservation” to YMP’s Beatles Camp!  Come get “A Little Help From My Friends” over at Youth Music Project with a full week of Beatles music, style and fun.  Boys and girls, Beatles fanatics to budding beginners, will all get a “Ticket to Ride” to play the hits that John, Paul, George and Ringo made famous.

Musicians new to the Fab Four will get a specific instruction on the guitar, piano or drums with the Beatles’ musical repertoire as their guide.  Those with a little more experience will get a chance to form their own Beatles tribute band, rocking out to more complex songs and getting completely swept up in all that is Beatlemania.

All classes are taught by YMP’s instructors who are well versed in everything Beatles.  Campers will not only get to play like the Beatles, but they will also get to draw like them too!  They will have the opportunity to do Beatles art and will even get to design and screen print a Beatles inspired t-shirt.  Your musician will “Twist and Shout” at the end of camp with a final performance of epic proportions.  Don’t let your “Guitar Gently Weep,” sign up for Beatles camp today!

To sign up for the Instrument Specific Beatles Camp (for Kindergarten-12th Grades) click here!

The Instrument Specific option for each camp will play songs by the specific band, theme or artist but instead of playing with a band they take classes together with students who are playing the same instrument as them (guitar, drums or piano).  This option is ideal for students who are new to their instrument and is open to student who are entering Kindergarten-12th Grade in the Fall.

To sign up for the Rock Band Beatles Camp (for 3rd-12th Grades) click here!

The Rock Band option for each camp will play songs by the specific band, theme or artist and will play as a full band.  This option is ideal for students who have a little more experience on one of the instruments used in the rock band (guitar, drums, piano, bass or voice) but is not necessary.  This option is only open to students who are entering 3rd-12th Grade in the Fall.