Easy peasy! The full schedule with times and locations for all activities is right here. Bookmark it on your phone!

Yes, you're expected to be at all events like rehearsals, classes, and performances that are on the schedule. If something totally unexpected comes up, you need to be excused by Dr. Rosenberg.

Your chamber ensemble assignment will be given to you at check-in; so, you probably already have it. If you are not sure what your chamber ensemble is, ask a faculty member.

No problem! Remember, the schedule is right here; so, you can always see what's next. But, if your phone dies or something, any of the Workshop faculty can tell you what's next or help you figure out where you need to be. Just ask!

🙅‍♂️ Nope! To make sure everyone is safe, students are not allowed to leave the Stetson campus during the workshop. This includes going out to eat, even with family or friends who might be nearby.

During any rehearsals or concerts, please set your phone and other devices to "Do Not Disturb" or turn them completely off. You can totally use them in between scheduled activities, though!

For everyone's comfort and safety, members of the opposite gender aren't allowed in each other's dorm rooms.

Okay, don't panic, but let a faculty member know ASAP. Just so you're aware, there's a $75 charge for a lost FOB (that's the electronic key) and a $75 charge for a lost regular dorm room key. But, we're going to try to help you find it before it comes to that.

Things like smoking, posessing or consuming alcoholic beverages, any other kind of chemical abuse, posessing firearms, or posessing fireworks are a strict no-go and are not allowed under any circumstances. If this rule is broken, the student will be dismissed from the workshop right away, and it would be at the student's family's expense. Let's not do anything stupid and all focus on making amazing music and having a fun, safe week!

Please tell a faculty member immediately. If you can't tell us yourself, ask someone else to do it (roommate, friend, have a family member call us, etc.). You can text or call Dr. Rosenberg at (407) 494-0603. Serious medical emergencies will be handled through West Volusia Memorial Hospital here in DeLand. FYI, the staff is not allowed to administer any medication to students, even Tylenol/Advil, without directly speaking with your parent/guardian first. If you require anything more complex than that, we are going to send you to a real doctor. It's just safer that way.

You would have been notified before the first day of the workshop if you moved on to the final round. (If you were not notified, you did not advance to the final round.) If you were selected, your final audition happens on the first day of the workshop, shortly after check-in.

Yes! Family and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend the concerts on Thursday (Young Artist Honors Concert), Friday (Chamber Ensembles), and Saturday (Large Ensembles). The recitals on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday are exclusively for the Workshop students (that's 🫵 you!).

It's totally normal to feel uncomfortable on a new instrument; but, it is a great learning opportunity! The assignments are decided by the workshop faculty based on what the ensembles need to sound their best. Embrace the challenge! By the end of the week, you will be an expert on that instrument.

You'll want to have your dress clothes ready for the concerts. It doesn't have to be a school uniform or strictly all black, just something nice that you feel good performing in – and don't forget your dress shoes and socks!

There will be a table set up during check-in with any last-minute supplies you might need. We also recieve generous donations from sponsors; so, we probably have what you need. Ask a faculty member and we will try to hook you up.

We will have a staff member who can run some quick errands each night, if needed. Speak with a faculty member and we will try to arrange something for you.

They sure can! Tell them to address it to: Your Name, Saxophone Workshop, Unit 8399, Stetson University, DeLand, FL 32724. Keep in mind that the campus mail system adds about a day of delivery time to everything. So, if it is later in the week, it might not arrive in time.

The un-structured time in the dorm is for relaxation and enjoying each other's company. You can play card games (no gambling!), hand-held video games, or board games (if you bring them). Students often like to talk about the day, or catch up with each other about the past year. It's a great time to bond with other students and make new friends. If you're not feeling up to socializing, that's OK too! You can find a quiet place to read or relax. After a long day, you might be too tired for anything and just go to sleep! 😴