Summer Festival

Hausmann Chamber Music Program

July 29 – August 3, 2024

presented by San Diego State University’s Community Music School

Led by the Hausmann Quartet, with special guest coaches and clinicians

This summer we’re excited to return to SDSU’s School of Music and Dance for our full-day program! The program will be open to dedicated string players and pianists, ages 12-22, by audition. Younger students will be accepted on a case-by-case basis.

Please note, audition videos are REQUIRED and must include the student playing on their own (with or without piano accompaniment). Videos of the student playing in an orchestra are not accepted.

Early application deadline ($25 discount): April 15

Final application Deadline: May 15. Students will be notified of admission decisions by June 1, with repertoire assignments given soon after.

$25 application fee due with application, full tuition ($500) due 2 weeks before start.

Daily Schedule 9am – 3:30pm

9am – Large group activity (string orchestra, piano ensemble, more)

10am – Coaching & rehearsals

12pm – Lunch

1pm – Coaching / Guided rehearsals

2pm – Masterclass / Special Topic sessions

Performance: Saturday, August 3 at 11am

Apply here – hausmann.getacceptd.com

Scholarships are available (need-based)

Please call 619.432.2314 or email us for additional information.

  • The social nature of chamber music creates a space for students to learn through cooperation, encouragement and energetic engagement in an extremely hands-on environment that creates a strong sense of community, fostering positive social interaction with like-minded peers.
  • Hausmann Chamber Music Program is a fully-immersive chamber music center for learning, creativity and musical exploration.
  • The mission of the Hausmann Chamber Music Program is to develop a community of engaged listeners and music lovers by sparking excitement, passion, and the spirit of curiosity through hands-on, year-round chamber music training, including coaching, master classes with Hausmann Quartet and visiting artists, performance opportunities, special topic workshops, and forums. HCMP welcomes each participant’s background and unique personality, and is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing learning environment.