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Thursday, June 10, 2021
GO! magazine — A&E in Northeast Oregon
JULY’S WALLOWA FIDDLE TUNES CAMP OFFERS
WALLOWA — What has tradition-
ally been a gathering on the campus
of the Wallowa School, this sum-
mer’s Wallowa Fiddle Tunes Camp
will be adapted to the world of
online music instruction. The deci-
sion was made earlier in the year by
board of directors of the Wallowa
MEET THE INSTRUCTORS
Get to know the instructors for
the 2021 Fiddle Tunes Camp at
wvmusicalliance.org/wftc-2021-in-
structors.
Carla Arnold, fi ddle
Matt Bell, guitar
Duane Boyer, guitar
Matt Cooper,
keyboard and accordian
Larry Chung,
multiple instruments
Andy Emert , fi ddle
Alan Feves, bass
Emily Muller-Cary, fi ddle
John Weed, fi ddle
Valley Music Alliance after careful
consideration regarding the health
and safety of camp participants and
the local community.
The Wallowa Valley Music Alliance
in a press release said the board is
excited about reenvisioning what
the long-standing music camp could
grow to be. A press release said
organizers have been “busy crafting
the best way to bring top-quality
instruction in traditional string band
music.”
The instructors who will be joining
the online camp are Carla Arnold,
Matt Bell, Duane Boyer, Matt Cooper,
Larry Chung, Andy Emert, Alan
Feves, Emily Muller-Cary and John
Weed.
The virtual camp may not take
place over the entire week, but
there will be at three days of in-
struction and fi ddle tunes communi-
ty activities, Friday through Sunday,
July 16-18, with a whopping 95
sessions to choose from.
All sessions will be held via Zoom.
Registration is now open on the
WVMA’s website. Mix and match
session to your playing level and
interest. Sign up for as few or as
many as you like. The fee per ses-
sion is $15.
For the full schedule and more
details, visit wvmusicalliance.org/
wftc-2021-schedule.
95 VIRTUAL SESSIONS