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About Credo Days: Chattanooga
Credo Days: Chattanooga
March 22-23, 2026
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Nationally and locally recognized faculty and community musical leaders will energize this intensive two days – which will feature:
String Orchestra (intermediate and advanced)
Community Outreach
Mini-masterclasses
Performance Opportunities
Parent & Educator Enrichment
Credo Days: Chattanooga is built on the principles of the Credo National Festival: Musical excellence and commitment to public service, within the intersection of faith and music. Faculty members are nationally and locally recognized music leaders who are eager to mentor Credo students at the very rewarding and personal intersection of music and faith.
Each student is cherished at Credo. The environment nourishes the most accomplished pre-conservatory students as well as those participating in their first serious summer music festival. All string students age 11-20 will find a home at Credo Days: Chattanooga.
To Apply
APPLICAtion Requirements
Each applicant is required to submit 1) a registration form, and 2) an audition video.
Audition Video: 3-8 minutes of your best playing from 2 contrasting solos.
Video Guidelines
Each solo piece should be an unedited single take.
Audition videos do not require piano accompaniment.
Videos should be recorded within 3 months of the Credo application deadline so we have a current representation of your skill set.
Upload your recordings to YouTube and include the links on your application form.
Application Timeline
January 19: Applications open
March 8: Applications close
March 16: Repertoire sent and posted for attendees
Cost
Tuition: Suggested tuition is $50*
*The suggested donation for Credo Days tuition is $50, which helps cover program costs. If you need help with tuition costs, a "pay what you can" option is available. If you are able, your generosity in contributing more than the suggested amount to support others who may need help is greatly appreciated.
Location
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
1505 N. Moore Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421
2026 Credo Days: Chattanooga Faculty
Director
Peter Slowik
Professor of Viola, Oberlin Conservatory
Founder and Artistic Director, Credo Music
Faculty
Dr. Joanna Pepple
Assistant Professor of Musicology, Strings faculty, Lee University, Cleveland, TNMore to come soon!