SUMMER JAZZ COURSE 2022
Summer Jazz Course for Instrumentalists and Vocalists aged 14+ (no upper age limit)
21-27 August 2022 - University of Chichester
The course is suitable for all players, from improvers to advanced. A
good basic command of the instrument is necessary. The course is not suitable
for instrumental or vocal novices. If in doubt, contact Course Director Ursula
Malewski at info@mehrclef.com. Students under the age of 14 may be accepted in
exceptional circumstances.
The course is led by some of the most respected and accomplished tutors in the UK who have many years experience both as teachers and musicians of international repute.
Teaching is of the highest standard and groups are small to ensure individual attention is given to all students. The course offers intensive learning in an environment with like-minded people.
For students intending to apply Music Schools, Academies and
Conservatoires we offer audition preparation and mock audition, lead by Music
Academy professors. Teaching rooms and Jazz Bar have mostly grand pianos provided by
Steinway & Sons. We are also able to offer the use of vibraphone, marimba,
double bass, harp, drum kits and amps, through preference is given to students
travelling from abroad.
Our courses are residential and fees fully inclusive of tuition, accommodation, dinner, coffee/tea and breakfast, free on campus parking. No hidden extras.
The Course will be held at University of Chichester, College Lane, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 6PE
Why choose a residential course?
• On campus accommodation
• Minutes walk to teaching rooms
• Full jazz immersion with like-minded musicians
• Opportunity to form bands
• Nightly performances by students
• Student concert for family and friends
• Fully inclusive fees
Our Professors/Tutors
Ursula Malewski (Vocals) – Founder of Mehr Clef & Course Director
Lee Gibson (Vocals) – Senior Professor for Jazz at Guildhall School of Music
Tom Cawley (Piano) – Associate Royal Academy of Music
Rick Simpson (Piano) – Tutor, Arranger and award winning Jazz Pianist
Mark Hodgson (Bass) – Professor for Jazz at Birmingham Conservatoire
Martin France (Drums) – Professor for Jazz at Royal Academy of Music
Alan Barnes (Sax) – Multi-award winning international Jazz Musician
Matt Sulzmann (Sax) - Innovative and experienced Jazz Musician and Teacher
Stan Sulzmann (Sax/Flute) - Fellow of Royal Academy and Birmingham
Conservatoire, Teacher at Guildhall and Trinity Laban
Ed Rice (Piano) - Teacher and Vocal Accompanist
Guest Tutors TBC
Course fee £ 995.00 includes tuition, en-suite accommodation, dinner, coffee/tea and breakfast (check brochure for payment details), free on campus parking