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| Piano User
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 472
| I wouldn't have the sack to play Tomasi if they asked me to pick Haydn or Hummel. Seems to me they pretty clearly lay out the choices. By the way, in orchestral auditions for all instruments, some "classical" era solo is usually required at some point. Making a beautiful sound with balanced phrasing with good intonation and elegant style - those are basic job requirements! Totally unrelated: Baltimore wants Honneger for the 2nd trumpet audition. |
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