NSA Summer Music Camp

04/19/2022

Join us for a week-long Christian music and choir camp hosted by New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho. This is a unique opportunity for students ages five through graduated seniors to refine their music skills in challenging and rewarding ways. Participants work on singing, folk dancing, music theory, Bible, Art, and more as they prepare for a closing concert and family folk dance at the end of the week.

04/14/2021

Registration is now underway for the 2021 Summer Music Camp at NSA. This year there is an easier Registration Process. Parents can register up to six participants at once. There are also automatic large family discount rates. Visit music.nsa.edu to register while space is still available.

08/14/2020

Registration is now open for Schola Cantorum classes which run September through the beginning of May. Registration and a description of the program can be found at this link: https://nsa.asapconnected.com/ =26148. Register your kids and give them a music education that will help them grow as worshippers of the true God.

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05/07/2020

05/01/2020

Registration is open for NSA’s 2020 Music Camp, July 6-11. The camp is for children 5 to 18. Follow this link for a full description of the week and to register:

https://music.nsa.edu/music-camp/

01/17/2020

Our 2020 Summer Music Camp registration will be up shortly. For now, save the date: July 6-11, 2020. Looking forward to another great year!

08/22/2019

In case you didn't hear, Schola Cantorum music classes for children are open for enrollment. Classes run Wednesday afternoons, September 4 through the end of April 2020. Register and get further details at

The specific goals for these children will be to build their repertoire of songs and singing games from which concepts can begin to be drawn. They will also frequently play with the concepts of fast and slow, and high and low–the foundation for rhythm and melody.