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Harmonie

A gentle blend of music, people and nature; a summer camp where melodies ripple off the waves and rhythms bounce out of the shadows. Every summer since 1953, CAMMAC (Canadian Amateur Musicians/Musiciens Amateurs du Canada) has held a bilingual music camp in Québec's Laurentian Mountains. Here, people of all ages and levels of musical ability come together to learn and make music with a professional staff of Canadian and international musicians.
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A gentle blend of music, people and nature; a summer camp where melodies ripple off the waves and rhythms bounce out of the shadows. Every summer since 1953, CAMMAC (Canadian Amateur Musicians/Musiciens Amateurs du Canada) has held a bilingual music camp in Québec's Laurentian Mountains. Here, people of all ages and levels of musical ability come together to learn and make music with a professional staff of Canadian and international musicians.

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  • director
    Bonnie Sherr Klein
  • producer
    Bonnie Sherr Klein
    Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg
  • executive producer
    Michael McKennirey
  • photography
    Robert Lang
  • sound
    Yves Gendron
  • editing
    Ginny Stikeman
  • sound editing
    John Knight

Education

Ages 11 to 15
School subjects
Arts Education - Music Family Studies/Home Economics - Child Development Health/Personal Development - Healthy Relationships Health/Personal Development - Human Growth and Development
These gatherings were extremely common in the 1970s. Has this spirit of community and fraternity disappeared, or can it be found elsewhere? What are the benefits of spending time with people outside one’s family? Have students find ways of affirming themselves in public and overcoming shyness. Shaking hands, looking people in the eye, and remembering their first names are not reflexes, but we can find tools to develop these skills.

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