ARTS SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS: Thursday, December 4

CCHS is pleased to offer fine arts, musical theater, band, and choir scholarships. Auditions for music scholarships will be held on Thursday, December 4th starting at 3pm. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Fine art portfolios should be dropped off before or on Thursday, December 4th between the hours of 8am-3pm.

Fine Art, Band, Musical Theater and Choir Scholarships available. CCHS will host an audition/portfolio review in the fall for which students can register online. Upon completion of the registration, Band/Choir/Musical Theater students will be contacted with a time for their audition. Fine arts students should drop their portfolio off to the Main Office with their student's name on it during the week of Monday, December 1st.

Students who are talented in music, chorus, musical theater or art will also have the opportunity to compete for scholarships. Several $500-$2,000 scholarships will be awarded.

Requirements:
The student must take the High School Placement Test on October 25, 2025 and must submit their completed Camden Catholic admissions application by November 15, 2025. If a student is awarded a fine or performing arts scholarship, he/she will be required to take/participate in specified classes or activities for the entirety of their four years.

Fine Arts Scholarship recipients must take a fine or digital arts class all four years.
Choir Scholarship recipients must take choir all four years.
Band Scholarship recipients must take band all four years.
Musical Theater Scholarship recipients must participate in the spring musical for four years.

Students interested in art should:

Deliver their portfolio (labeled w/name) of at least 7-10 pieces of a variety of medium such as charcoal, pen and ink, watercolor, and pencil. Portfolio will be returned.

Students interested in instrumental music must:

Perform an etude or solo of a music piece from a current music book
Play major scales up to 4 flats and 4 sharps
Play chromatic scales

Students interested in chorus should prepare:

Two songs of contrasting style and tempo.
Two copies of their sheet music in separate binders, clearly notated with any cuts or repeats, one for the panelists and one for their own use. Virtual/MP3 accompaniment is preferred.
It is recommended, but not required, that students memorize their music.
Repertoire may include art songs, jazz standards, musical theater, church music, or folk songs that include piano accompaniment.
Students will be assessed specifically on their accuracy in pitch, rhythm, dynamic, tone, diction, and style.
Students should also be prepared to sing brief vocal warmups, a sight reading exercise, and read a rhythm exercise.
An interview will be conducted with each candidate applying for scholarship.

Students interested in musical theater should prepare:

Two (2) contrasting musical theatre songs, 16-32 bars each. (For ex., one ballad, one up-tempo)
One (1) 1-minute monologue from a published play.
A copy of your sheet music, clearly notated with any cuts or repeats. Virtual/MP3 accompaniment is preferred.
Optional: a one-minute prepared musical theatre dance (jazz, tap, or ballet). Music must be provided.
ALL MUSICAL THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP AUDITION PIECES MUST BE MEMORIZED.

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