Once upon a time, in the spunky state of New Hampshire, nestled between the billowing White Mountains and the shimmering lakes, a group of kids with magical voices echoed through the valleys. They were known as the Melodic Mountaineers, and they were no ordinary children, no sirree! These pint-sized powerhouses had a talent for turning notes into narratives and rhythm into rhymes. In the heart of New Hampshire, where the walls of the forest whispered with melodies of the wind, these kids would gather. With no mountain too high or valley too low, their voices would harmonize with the sounds of the wilderness creating a symphony only New Hampshire could produce. Their best friend and mentor was a whimsical creature, a Moose named Mozzicato. He had a magnificent set of antlers that served as the perfect stage for the Melodic Mountaineers. How they'd laugh when Mozzicato would conduct their choir with his gigantic antlers, shaking the leaves off trees and causing the local squirrels to break into a dance! Mozzicato was not just funny but also wise. He taught the kids how to use their voices to paint beautiful images, just like the vibrant fall in their beloved state. Each child had a unique voice, as sweet as maple syrup, as wild as a rushing river, or as bold as the granite hills. Yet, they harmonized beautifully, creating melodies that wrapped around New Hampshire like a warm, comforting blanket. The kids and Mozzicato spent their days exploring the beauty of New Hampshire, using their voices to celebrate the state's wonders, and making the surrounding landscape giggle with their infectious laughter and silly songs. Their joyous jingles echoed throughout the land, making New Hampshire not just a state, but a state of harmony.
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For over 50 years, Frontier Camp has been dedicated to making disciples of Jesus by sharing God’s Word amidst the beauty of His creation. Since our founding in 1969, we’ve been licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services and are proudly accredited by the American Camping Association. We’re also a member of the Christian Camping and Conference Association. Our mission is to use Christian camping and outdoor recreation as a means to support local churches in fulfilling the Great Commission—evangelizing people of all ages and discipling believers toward deeper maturity in Christ. Frontier Camp offers a dual ministry: during the summer, we host a 10-week youth camp, and throughout the rest of the year, we serve as a retreat facility for churches and like-minded religious organizations. Whether through summer camps or retreats, our goal remains the same: to expose people to Christ and encourage their spiritual growth through His Word and by reflecting His character in everything we do. While we provide top-notch recreation and exciting programming, the heart of our camp is the spiritual impact, rooted in the truth of God’s inerrant Word.
At Let's Play Music & Make Art, we believe everyone should have access to the enriching experience of music and art. Our studio community is comprised of families who are passionate about the arts and want the very best for their children. We strive to provide the best quality instruction and support for them. Our goal is to foster a lifelong love of the creative arts and help unleash the creative potential of our students.
For Danielle Jean, music has always been a part of her life. It was her Grandfather, a sought after jazz Bassist and Guitarist, who recognized her talent and fostered her love for music as a small child. She began formal study with some of the Boston area's best teachers and was active in the exceptional Music Department at Pinkerton Academy. After graduating from Pinkerton Academy, she furthered her studies at the University of Massachusetts. With over seventeen years of experience, Danielle has been teaching vocalists of all ages and sharing her love of music. Her goals for her students are to help them reach the next level in their vocal journey and to be a part of their musical accomplishments.