Marietta Community School

Find your voice and take your singing to the next level! In this high-energy vocal camp, students will explore the fundamentals of strong, healthy singing through fun exercises, group activities, and real choral experiences. Campers will learn to read music, understand vocal technique, and build confidence performing with others. No prior experience is need, just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! This camp is offered by the directors of Quadratum: Brian Parks and Catherine Moulton

Brian Parks is a Fellow of the American Guild of Organists with two decades teaching choirs in elementary and middle schools (Paideia School, Montessori School of Greater Hartford) and colleges (Naugatuck Valley Community College, Wesleyan University) as well as prominent ecclesial choirs in Connecticut and Georgia. He has taken his choirs on tours throughout the United States and will be taking Quadratum – his choir of 7th-12th graders – to Exeter Cathedral in England for a weeklong choral residency in July 2026. As a composer, organist, and harpsichordist, he has performed throughout the United States and has given concert tours in France, Germany, and England; and he has given academic papers and workshops at Yale University, Wesleyan University, Emory University, the National Convention of the American Guild of Organists, the New England Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology. He is currently the Director of Music at St. Dunstan Episcopal Church in Buckhead.

Catherine Moulton is a pedagogue and choralist working in Marietta. Her teaching strives to embody music theoretic principles through vocal technique, stagecraft, confident self-presentation, and the building of other critical life skills. Currently she runs an active private lesson studio. In 2019, she co-founded Quadratum (with Brian Parks), an auditioned ensemble that strives to develop intelligent, self-reliant young people through rigorous musical training, direct-impact service work, and demanding expeditions. A graduate of CCCEPA, she holds a Bachelor's degree from Indiana University with additional studies taking place at Manhattan School of Music and Jacobs School of Music. For eight years, she directed the 3rd-12th grade choirs at Marietta First United Methodist Church, overseeing their choral worship at the church and at other sites in the community and beyond, including The Strand Theater, Murphy-Harpst Children's Center, The Men's and Women's Extension; and at church sites including Trinity Episcopal Church (New Orleans), St. John's Church (Ocean Springs MS), Church of the Good Shepherd (Lexington KY), The Church in the Wilderness (Killingworth CT), and Cathedral in the Night (Northampton MA), among others.