One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)

    
One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    06:26 on Friday, December 7, 2007          

kozafluitmusique
(115 points)

Although I'm a high school junior, I'm already looking into college auditions. (I want to be a music teacher, so i want to major in music education).

I'm thinking for one of them be "Carmen Fantasy" - Borne...is this a good idea?

Also .. I'm not really sure of a contrasting piece or two...any ideas would be helpful to tell my second semester teacher (who's not American ... and I don't know if she knows much about the American audition process).

Thanks!


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    09:53 on Friday, December 7, 2007          

piccolo1991
(94 points)
Posted by piccolo1991

I always like my students to throw something Baroque on there...maybe some Bach???


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    04:22 on Saturday, December 8, 2007          

kozafluitmusique
(115 points)

I was thinking about those, too ... but I was afraid some of those are 'too overdone'... i mean, i know everyone has their own interpreation but it's the same pieces usually...


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    07:32 on Saturday, December 8, 2007          

piccolo1991
(94 points)
Posted by piccolo1991

To me, playing Baroque music really well shows a lot about a persons musical ability. Not only is there musicality...but also knowing proper articulations and dynamics...if you get an urtext edition, you don't have much to work with. And, I know most of the edited versions out there I hate! Some of them have the stupidist articulations! Also, knowing proper ornamentations...etc. I think Baroque music requires a lot of knowledged and research to be played well.


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    10:43 on Thursday, December 20, 2007          

kozafluitmusique
(115 points)

As much as my first semester flute teacher Chaminade, I'll take that into consideration.

How about I learn a JS Bach Sonata, Mozart Concerto, Carmen Fantasy, and continue working on Requiem by Kazo Fukishima? Would those be good?


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    22:36 on Thursday, December 20, 2007          

Account Closed
(3248 points)
Posted by Account Closed

YES!! I agree the Chaminade is overdone! If I have to hear that peice one more time I think I will scream!


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    00:54 on Friday, December 21, 2007          
Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    20:29 on Tuesday, January 1, 2008          

kozafluitmusique
(115 points)

update:

my first flute teacher and i talked over break.

she recommended the first or last movement of one of the Mozart flute concertos contrasted with Syrinx by Debussy...thoughts?


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    09:05 on Wednesday, January 2, 2008          

jwillis
(37 points)
Posted by jwillis

How exciting! Keep us updated and let us know which ones you finally decide on. I don't know anything about the process but next year I'll be looking into colleges and hopefully submitting auditions as well.


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    11:57 on Wednesday, January 2, 2008          

poeme
(19 points)
Posted by poeme

The Mozart D Major is very nice and played so much, and of course if you like the romantic, Enesco is a good route - away from Chaminade.

Good luck


Re: One down (maybe) the other, not sure (College auditions)    14:15 on Wednesday, January 2, 2008          

Account Closed
(491 points)
Posted by Account Closed

for my audition for college i played mozart in g (required piece), sonatine by dutilleux, trockne blumen by schubert, and suite in a minor by telemann. of course there were a few excerpts and scales as well.

good luck!


   




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