Gene Nastri School 8616 Mukilteo Speedway Mukilteo, WA 98275 425-789-1097 Cell: 425-308-5503 info@genenastrischool.org
Summer Camp for Young Strings
July 10-14, and/or July 17-21
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Monday through Friday, 9 am-12:00 pm      String players, age 11 – 15,   $175 per week, or $300 for both       weeks (save $50)    Students may enroll in either or both weeks.                                                       Prerequisite:  Minimum of 2 years playing experience.

Seth May-Patterson,Director

Seth May-Patterson,   graduated from Cornish College of the Arts, Bachelor of Music He is a member of the Passenger String Quartet, principal violist for the Seattle Rock Orchestra, and is co-founder and instructor with the Snoqualmie Seedlings String Program that provides after school string instruction for five public schools in the Snoqualmie School District. 
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Get out of the box!

 Explore new possibilities with your instrument - violin, viola, cello or bass.
  • Play different musical styles, from folk to rock and the classics.  
  • Experience new sounds and techniques in a full string orchestra and chamber ensembles.
  • Learn new music!
  • Make new friends!
  • Each week ends in a public performance.
Pre-requisite:  Age:  11 – 15.
Must have a minimum of two years playing experience on a string instrument.
Online registration                    email: info@genenastrischool.org or call:  425-789-1097

Eli Weinberger, Assistant Director

Eli Weinberger earned his B-Mus., M.Mus., and GDPP in Cello Performance graduating with distinction from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. Along maintaining teaching studios in Seattle and at GNS in Mukilteo, Eli serves as a coach for Fidalgo Youth Symphony, Snoqualmie Strings, Seattle Conservatory,    and Bellevue Youth Symphony. He records regularly and can be heard in national commercials, video game and film scores.
The Gene Nastri Community School of the Arts is a member of the National Guild Community Schools of the Arts. We offer superb instructors that take our students as far as they want to go in their studies of music and art.