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Audition Requirements Scales Three-octave scales: Three major scales in student's choice of keys. Bowings • Slur 4, 6, 8, 12 per bow legato, quarter note=72 • Spiccato, 1 bow per note, 16th notes, quarter=60-72 • Arpeggios: Violin and Viola: Flesch arpeggio series, slur 3, in the selected keys Cello: Three-octave major arpeggios, slur 3, in the selected keys. Sightreading Repertoire Performance of two contrasting pieces: • Violin and Viola: fast concerto movement or similar showpiece, and a contrasting piece • Cello: fast concerto movement or similar showpiece, and one movement from Bach Cello Suites Recommended Minimum Repertoire • Violin: Concerti by Bach, Bruch, Haydn, Lalo, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Saint-Saëns, Viotti, Tchaikovsky, Wieniawski, etc., and pieces of similar difficulty • Viola: Concerti by J.C. Bach, Bartok, Handel/Casadesus, Hoffmeister, Hendemith, Stamitz, Walton, etc., and pieces of similar difficulty. • Cello: Concerto by J.C. Bach, Boccherini, Dvořák, Haydn, Elgar, Saint Saëns, Lalo, etc., and pieces such as Saint Saëns' Allegro Appassionato, Fauré's Elegy, and pieces of similar difficulty. Note: Playing at the stated repertoire level does not ensure acceptance into the Performance Academy. For more information and a Performance Academy Audition Information Form, please contact the Preparatory Office at 410-234-4630 or visit www.peabody.jhu.edu/ PAAuditioninfo. Students also auditioning for the PYO, visit http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/preparatory/pyoauditions. html for additional orchestral excerpts to be performed. Performance Academy for Strings PP.200.014 01 Fall $1260/Spring $1260 The Young People’s String Program (YPSP) (Ages 5 or older) Janet Melnicoff-Brown and Andréa Picard Boecker, Directors Bai-Chi Chen, YPSP Cello Coordinator Rachel Mangold, YPSP Double Bass Coordinator The Young People’s String Program (YPSP) is a creative blend of Suzuki philosophy, Paul Rolland’s approach to movement in string playing, and traditional string pedagogy. Dr. Shinichi Suzuki’s philosophy embraces the idea that all children are born with musical ability that can be nurtured at an early age through their environment, listening, imitation, and by working closely with a parent at home. Paul Rolland’s work focuses on relaxation and freedom of movement in string playing. Traditional string pedagogy enhances these approaches by incorporating the development of technique and musicianship through scales, etudes, music reading, and a variety of repertoire. Our faculty members bring their own experiences to the program as they work together in creating a solid foundation and inspiring environment for our young string players. For more information on the YPSP, please call the Preparatory Office at 410-234-4630 and request a copy of the YPSP Guidelines or visit our website. YPSP students attend individual instruction and a group lesson each week. Parent participation is required. The total tuition per semester for The Young People's String Program is based on the cost of individual instruction and the tuition cost for the assigned YPSP Group. An additional $10 non-refundable activities fee per year will automatically be charged with registration. NEW Student YPSP Violin Placement Saturday, August 24, 2013 Picard Boecker/Melnicoff-BrownL312 Beginners (student must attend): 9:00-10:00 Violists/Violinists with experience: 10:15-11:15 New Student YPSP Cello Placement Saturday, August 24, 2013, 10:00-11:00, Chen L410 Young People's String Program (YPSP) Individual Instruction Peabody Towson Violin (YPSP) 30 minutes 45 minutes 60 minutes 90 minutes* PP.200.030 PP.200.045 PP.200.060 PP.200.090 Cello (YPSP) 30 minutes 45 minutes 60 minutes 90 minutes* PP.200.530 PP.200.545 PP.200.560 PP.200.590 Fall $768 Fall $1152 Fall $1536 Fall $2304 Spring $768 Spring $1152 Spring $1536 Spring $2304 * By teacher recommendation only 24 Peabody preparatory fall 2013–Spring 2014
music classes & Programs Young People's String Program (YPSP) Introductory Classes Fiddlers Four (violin) (Ages 4-5, student must be 4 years old by January 1, 2014) This nurturing, small group setting offers young violin beginners an opportunity to learn the first few steps of violin playing. In keeping with the Suzuki approach and philosophy of education, parents also learn the skills and are “home teachers” for daily practice sessions. Children gradually master each step required to ensure a solid musical foundation through individual and group activities and continue their study in the Young People’s String Program after graduating from Fiddlers Four. Groups of two students will meet for 30 minutes and three for 45 minutes. Minimum of two and maximum of three students. First class for parents only: at the scheduled class time. PP.200.127 01 SAT 10:15-11:00 L219 Melnicoff-Brown Fall $375/Spring $375 PP.200.127 02 FRI 5:00-5:45 202C Rausch Fall $375/Spring $375 PP.200.127 03 THU 6:00-6:45 Rm 10 Bellamy Fall $375/Spring $375 Cello Fun (Ages 4-6) Introduction to Cello (Ages 7-9) This nurturing, small group setting offers young cello beginners an opportunity to learn the first few steps of cello playing. In keeping with the Suzuki approach and philosophy of education, parents also learn the skills and are "home teachers" for daily practice sessions. Children gradually master each step required to ensure a solid musical foundation through individual and group activities. Upon completion of class, students continue their study in the Young People's Strings Program (YPSP). Class length will be one hour for four, forty-five minutes for three, or thirty minutes for two students. Minimum of two and maximum of four students. First class for parents only: at the scheduled class time. PP.200.306 01 Cello Fun (TUE 5:30-6:30) Rm 4 Ward Fall $484/Spring $484 PP.200.306 02 Cello Fun (SAT 11:00-12:00) L410 Chen Fall $484/Spring $484 PP.200.307 01 Intro to Cello (MON 5:30-6:30) L401 Stuart Fall $484/Spring $484 Young People's String Program (YPSP) Group Classes YPSP Violin At the placement interview, an overview of the YPSP program and an introduction to Suzuki philosophy will be presented. This will include discussion of the role of parents in lessons and the importance of daily practice, both key elements of the Suzuki approach. An orientation regarding group classes (which all YPSP students attend in addition to individual instruction) and YPSP concerts will be presented followed by a question and answer period. Note: All YPSP Group Classes begin the first week of classes each semester. All students in YPSP Group Classes are also required to take individual instruction at the Preparatory. An additional $10 non-refundable activities fee per year will automatically be charged with registration. YPSP Violin Groups YPSP group placement is made by the YPSP faculty. The teacher will inform returning students of placement. Heifetz (First class for parents only) PP.200.103 01 SAT 9:00-10:00 L310 Bellamy Fall $304/Spring $304 PP.200.103 02 MON 6:00-7:00 Auditorium Bellamy Fall $304/Spring $304 Neveu Group PP.200.108.02 SAT 9:00-10:00 206C STAFF Fall $304/Spring $304 PP.200.108 01 THU 5:00–6:00 Rm 6 Bellamy Fall $304/Spring $304 Paganini Group PP.200.110 01 SAT 9:00–10:00 308C Melnicoff-Brown Fall $304/Spring $304 PP.200.110 02 THU 5:00–6:00 Auditorium Tremblay Fall $304/Spring $304 Milstein Group PP.200.107 01 SAT 10:00-11:00 308C Morse Fall $304/Spring $304 PP.200.107 02 THU 6:00–7:00 Rm 6 Chong Fall $304/Spring $304 Joachim Group PP.200.105 01 SAT 10:00-11:00 206C Picard Boecker Fall $304/Spring $304 PP.200.105 02 THU 6:00-7:00 Auditorium Sadowski Fall $304/Spring $304 Oistrakh Group PP.200.109 01 SAT 11:00-12:30 308C Rausch Fall $442/Spring $442 Kreisler Group PP.200.106 01 SAT 11:00–12:30 206C Picard Boecker Fall $442/Spring $442 YPSP Cello Groups Boccherini Class PP.200.138 01 SAT 9:45-10:30 L417 Ward Fall $235/Spring $235 Casals Class PP.200.112 01 SAT 9:00-9:45 L417 Ward Fall $235/Spring $235 DuPre Class PP.200.114 01 SAT 9:00-10:00 L410 Chen Fall $304/Spring $304 Fournier Class PP.200.139 01 SAT10:00-11:00L19 Kim Fall $304/Spring $304 Popper Class PP.200.140 01 SAT 10:00-11:00 L410 Chen Fall $304/Spring $304 Rostropovich Class PP.200.113 01 SAT 11:00-12:00 L417 Ward Fall $304/Spring $304 Peabody Towson Annapolis Howard County 25
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