Orchestral Repertoire - Methodology, Philosophy, Auditions

1 lessonsBasicLinda McKnightBy Linda McKnight
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Orchestral Repertoire - Methodology, Philosophy, Auditions
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A Look at Orchestral Repertoire – Methodology, Philosophy and Auditions for Universities. This Lecture/demonstration addresses the similarities and differences inherent in teaching orchestral repertoire at a conservatory and at a university. The methodology and philosophy of each type of approach are  discussed, as well as a comparison of varying orchestral seating audition procedures. Ms. McKnight draws upon her experience teaching orchestral repertoire class at Manhattan School of Music and at Montclair (NJ) State University. Carlos Barriento, double bass student from Manhattan School of Music and Nate White, double bass student from Montclair State University (NJ) perform during this class. Streamed live and recorded at the ISB 2009 Convention at State College, PA.

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