Lark Camp

Subject: RE: Lark Camp
From: GUEST,Melani
Date: 23 Jul 02 - 06:54 PM

I thought I was going as part of the kitchen crew, but never received any paperwork, and now my situation has changed so I can't go anyway, so I guess it's just as well. As to what to expect, I was there for the first time last year. There are three different camps and about 500 campers, and shuttle buses running every 20 minutes or so between camps. The workshops are scheduled so that you could actually get from one camp to another in time to do them consecutively. There are schedules posted in the dining halls of all three camps. It's sort of like 24-hour folk music zoo. One camp is Celtic, one is Middle Eastern and one is American and every other tradition not already covered. There are evening sessions in all three camps, and the schedules for those are usually posted as well. Have fun!

Subject: RE: Lark Camp
From: Gypsy
Date: 22 Jul 02 - 10:40 PM

And is beyond sold out. You need to get tix in January to get in, but you can always check. Someday, we will go. Right next door to us, but we sell at Farmers Market, and Lark is at our busy time of year!

Subject: RE: Lark Camp
From: Sorcha
Date: 22 Jul 02 - 10:18 AM

Ah, Lark Camp.

Subject: RE: Lark Camp
From: Sorcha
Date: 22 Jul 02 - 10:04 AM

Lark in the Morning music camp. California, US. Don't know when, late August I think. Big$$ for tuition.

Subject: RE: Lark Camp
From: Mr Happy
Date: 22 Jul 02 - 09:39 AM

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Subject: Lark Camp
From: John P
Date: 22 Jul 02 - 08:06 AM

Hi, are any other Mudcatters going to the Lark in the Morning music camp? My wife and I are teaching this year -- I'm doing cittern, she's doing hurdy-gurdy, and together we're teaching a class on medieval music for folk musicians. The camp sounds like it's tripled in size since the last time I was there many years ago. I don't quite know what to expect.

John Peekstok