This camp offers two tracks - one for performing musicians and one for students who want to learn more about Music Technology. The Jazz combo track students will receive instruction in jazz theory, jazz repertoire, improvisation, and will develop skills in performing in a jazz combo with faculty members including full-time and adjunct University of Indianapolis faculty. The Music Technology track will feature instruction in live and recorded sound and opportunities to record the jazz combo performers in a recording session as well as providing technology for a live performance.

The Annual UIndy Summer Piano Camp is open to pianists with all levels of experience. Camp activities include lessons, ensembles, music theory and history, games and more with a recital concluding the event.Instructors include UIndy faculty, alumni, and students.

A one-week resident instrumental music camp focused on the daily life of a collegiate music major including core music classes, major area classes, daily ensemble rehearsals, masterclasses, and presentations. The goal is to prepare future music students for the life of a collegiate music major.

The University of Indianapolis invites intermediate and advanced students ages 12-18 to an exciting week of music making at the 2025 UIndy Piano Institute June 9-13. Students participate in lessons, ensemble, masterclasses and workshops throughout the week and perform in a recital on the final day. Director of Keyboard Studies at UIndy, Dr. Ryan Behan, serves as the Artistic Director of the Institute with Dr. Rebecca Sorley also serving on the faculty.

Camp participants of all abilities will engage in various music activities as small groups to focus on areas such as singing, movement to music, instrument playing, and original music creation (songwriting/composition). The students will work with music education and music therapy faculty and students for a fun-filled day of music making no matter the student’s abilities.

UIndy FSC is a residential or commuter camp for strings players entering grades 7 through 12 and those who graduated during the school year of the camp (December 2025 and May 2026). To participate in the camp, players only need a minimum nine months of playing experience on a string instrument (violin/viola/cello/bass). This camp is unique because we focus on alternative music styles, including jazz, rock, hip-hop, and fiddle music. The goal is to provide string players with opportunities to learn and perform musical styles that you will not typically experience in school ensembles. You’ll make new friends whether you stay on campus with us or return home in the evenings. This is a wonderful opportunity to grow as a musician through music classes, jam sessions, rehearsals, sectionals, and a final performance. 
University of Indianapolis presents “Exploring Early Music” with the chamber ensemble
Echoing Air. This annual summer workshop is for high school and college singers and
instrumentalists with an interest in learning more about music of the Renaissance and
Baroque periods. The camp offers a chamber music experience singing with Baroque Instruments as well as daily lessons and artistic coaching on early repertoire. Students will have the opportunity to
sing with a harpsichord, recorders, viola da gamba, and lute. The musicians will also perform in concert with Echoing Air at the end of the session.
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