Rogosi Inernational Music Camp 2026

Application deadline: 20 May 2026

• 19–24 July: Hui-Ying Tawaststjerna & Erik Tawaststjerna (piano, Finland)

  • 22–24 July: Beginner-level piano students (selected professors` students will have possibility to teach beginner-level children and receive a discount on the cost of their course)

• 10–15 August: Marje Lohuaru, Marrit Gerretz-Traksmann & Harry Traksmann (chamber music for all levels, Estonia)

• 23–28 August: Dina Yoffe (piano, Latvia) & Age Juurikas (piano, Estonia)

  • 26–28 August: Beginner-level piano students (selected professors` students will have possibility to teach beginner-level children and receive a discount on the cost of their course)

The camp is organized into three six-day periods. Participants of each six-day period receive four masterclasses, attend student concerts, and selected pianists can perform a piano concerto with a string quartet at the final concert of the period. Beginner-level pianists can join the last three days of each piano period for lessons with selected professors` students who have possibility to teach beginner-level children and receive a discount on the cost of their course.
For young professionals, the camp provides supreme conditions for intensive work, almost unlimited practice opportunities, and relaxation within beautiful nature.
For amateurs, young children, and beginner-level students, the atmosphere is more relaxed, making it a perfect place to attend with a parent or even the whole family (up to two family members per participant – accommodation is free). Daily nature tours and visits to local tourist attractions (free for participants) take place during the last three days of each period.
The camp fosters artistic growth, international exchange, and inspiration for musicians of all levels.

Applicants may apply for one to three course periods with a single application fee 30€.