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String Studies Dr. Edward Raditz Coordinator of String Studies and Music, Dance & Theatre Dept. Chair Tel. 201-200-2017 FAX: 201-200-3130 E-mail: eraditz@njcu.edu Audition Information:
Saturday, November 4, 2006 9:00am
Saturday, February 17, 2007 9:00am
Saturday, May 5, 2007 9:00am Applicants are required to prepare two contrasting movements of works at or above the level of suggested selections listed below: BA Degree Violin
Bach, Concerto in a minor Handel, Sonata in F Major Viotti, Concerto #23 Viola Accolay, Concerto #1 Bach, Cello Suite #3 Telemann, Sonata in D Major Cello Golterman, Concerto #4 in G M Squire, Tarantella Klengel, Concertino #1 in C Major Bass Cimador- Slatford, Concerto Vivaldi Sonata #3 in A Minor BM Degree in Performance Violin
Mozart Concerto #3 in G major Handel Sonata in D Major Corelli, La Folia Viola Bach, Gamba Sonatas Faure, Sicilienne Hoffmeister, Sonata Hummel, Sonata for Viola Cello Eccles Sonata in g minor Breval Concerto #2 in D Major Faure, Elegy Bass Eccles Sonata in g minor Bach Cello Suite #3 * All applicants will need to demonstrate the ability to play major and minor scales (minimum of two octaves; three octaves recommended) Performance Opportunities The string performance degree program is designed to acquaint students with a wide range of musical styles through a multitude of performing opportunities in addition to individual studies with a faculty of top New York area professionals. Students are encouraged to perform in solo recitals, chamber ensembles, large ensembles, and University productions such as operas and musicals. Each student has a weekly lesson with his/her major teacher and undergraduates are also assigned a weekly coaching with a staff accompanist. String students may perform in any or all of the following ensembles: NJCU Orchestra Opera Orchestra String Chamber Orchestra Musical Theatre Orchestra Chamber Ensembles Studio Orchestra
Guest Artists/ Workshops
Many outstanding string soloists have performed major works with the NJCU orchestra, including: Dan Zhu (violin) Brahms Concerto Euna Kong (cello) Bloch’s Schelomo Paulina Kim (violin) Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy Judy Kang (violin) Mendelssohn Concerto Zuill Baily (cello) Dvorak Concerto Giora Schmidt (violin) Beethoven Concerto For the past 10 years the Music Dance & Theatre Department has hosted the ASTA/NJ String Symposium, with a full day of workshops, masterclasses, and guest artists. The symposium will once again be on the NJCU campus in November, 2006. String Faculty Edward Raditz, full-time, dept. chair, violin, chamber ensemble, NJCU Orchestra, Opera Holly Horn, adjunct, violin and chamber ensemble Louise Owen, adjunct, violin Vincent Lionti, adjunct, viola Frances Rowell, adjunct, cello Lou Kosma, adjunct, double bass Andy Eulau, adjunct, double bass |
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