Music Production Summer Course
This course is open to those aged 10 to 16.
Working with Tring Park’s highly experienced teachers and industry professionals, participants will enjoy five days of live performance, ensemble skills, songwriting and music production!
The residential course will provide opportunities for young people to broaden their music experience, develop their artistry and craft, and share their enjoyment of music-making with others whilst connecting with new like-minded new friends. The course will give participants insight into the training on the Commercial Music Course at the school.
The course is open to all instrumentalist and vocalists; however, participants must be of grade 3 standard (minimum) on their main instrument.
Evening activities are provided. Meals are provided for all pupils. Pastoral and student helpers are on-site at all times to assist the teaching staff and to ensure that everyone has a great time. Parents are invited to watch a presentation of work on the final day of the course.
Booking form & fees
Booking will close on the 6th July 2025.
Day Pupils
£416
Boarders
£572
Fees are inclusive of VAT.
FAQs
All bookings take place on our website. To ensure a smooth booking process, please fill out the forms and submit the payment to secure your place. Your place on the course is not confirmed until payment has been received.
Unfortunately, we cannot organise transport for pupils to and from Tring Park School. If you are looking to attend multiple Holiday Courses, we are unable to accommodate participants at the school between each course.
Courses will close on the advertised closing date (usually 4 weeks before the start of each course).
You’ll receive information four weeks before the course takes place. This includes details of required clothing, footwear, and items for those who are boarding such as bedding and toiletries.
Yes – including a choice of hot food with a vegetarian and vegan option, puddings and fruit. We are happy to cater to all allergies and dietary requirements.
Boarders eat all meals in our dining hall and day pupils are provided with lunch and afternoon tea. Day pupils who wish to stay for dinner are permitted to do so if staying for evening activities (at no extra cost!). Notice of intention to stay for evening meals must be given one week before the course commences.
Dormitory sharing requests may be made on application, however they are not guaranteed. This is due to legalities surrounding age groups and the configuration of ages and genders on the course. We do endeavour to accommodate as many requests as possible. Participants will be informed of their allocated dormitory on arrival.
Boarders are required to arrive at 4pm on the first day of the course, with day pupils arriving the following morning. Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate early arrivals.
All pastoral staff are experienced within caring for young people and are appropriately trained. In addition, medical staff are available in the medical centre during class hours.
Class groups are allocated via age and the information on the application form so please ensure that you are as accurate as possible when applying (include relevant experience, grades and exam boards where possible). Great care is taken to place each participant in the correct group for the course. All groups may be assessed on the first day and may be subject to change at the discretion of the Course Coordinator.
- The Musical Theatre course presents a performance in the theatre, which is divided into groups. End times are usually between 2.30pm and 4.30pm.
- The Acting course runs a showing of work created throughout the week, with an expected end time of 3.30pm.
- The Dance courses invite parents to watch a studio performance with a presentation of certificates. This usually takes place between 3.30pm and 4pm.