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Monday, March 7, 2011

BYU Organ Workshop Registration is Open


Registration is now open!

The BYU Organ Workshop will be held August 2-5 this year. It is a wonderful experience, and I can't recommend it highly enough! I was able to attend last year, will be attending again this year, and will hopefully attend many more years in the future.

Online registration is now open and closes July 27th.

The cost to attend is $240 if you register by April 1, $255 from April 2–July 15, and $280 after July 15.

Optional Add-ons:
Campus Housing, $110 (double occupancy)
Bus trip to Salt Lake City, $10 (this is no longer included in workshop fees)
Private Organ Instruction, $25 (one 25–minute session)
Private Organ Instruction, $40 (one 50–minute session)
Instruction Placement Audition, $10 (available only on Monday, August 2)

Go check it out. Have you ever attended the workshop? What did you think?
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  1. ErinMarch 7, 2011 at 4:54 PM

    I love the BYU Organ Workshop! I've gone for three years now, and I'm going again. It's always inspiring and fun!

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