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| Forte User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fort Worth
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![]() ![]() | Audition list triage Hi Manny, I'm trying to work out an approach to preparing and taking the audition for Tanglewood (see complete excerpt list below). So far, I've grouped the Debussy and Ravel as excerpts that can do more harm than good. I just want to get them solid without having to take any chances. Don Juan and the Copland are the two excerpts that I think I can really try to distinguish myself. Death and Transfiguration is somewhere in the middle: it's really hard to play this one "safe," but it requires such accuracy that I'm hesitant to really go for it. I'm really not sure about the Stravinsky. I'm completely comfortable with the excerpt, but other than playing with control and good rhythm, I'm having trouble finding ways to really make this excerpt stand out as particularly good. Any suggestions/comments would really be appreciated. Thanks so much, Jimi COPLAND Outdoor Overture: mm 16-34 DEBUSSY FĂȘtes, 9 mm before rhl 10 to rhl 11 RAVEL Piano Concerto in G, mvt I: rhl 2 to rhl 3 STRAUSS Death and Transfiguration: Tranquillo, 12 mm after rhl Y to the end STRAUSS Don Juan, 5 mm after rhl F to 3 mm before rhl G STRAVINSKY The Firebird, Katschei's Dance: 4 mm before rhl 2 to rhl 3; rhl 8 through 2 mm after rhl 11
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| Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA
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![]() | Jimi, You're WAY too good a player to be worrying about the things you're worrying about. Gimme a call. We need to get together when you mend from the surgery. You just need an "attitude adjustment". I'm working on recital stuff right now and it's amazing how much of that work is sheer attitude! ML[/url] |
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| Forte User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fort Worth
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![]() ![]() | hey Manny, The reason I'm approaching this the way I am is in part because of an article I read on Jay Friedman's website: http://www.jayfriedman.net/reflectio..._Lose_some.php I think he has some good ideas, but maybe I'm just taking it a little too far. I get back to Minneapolis on the 17th, so I'll give you a call and hopefully set something up before you leave for your trip. Thanks as always, Jimi
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| New Friend Join Date: Jun 2005
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![]() | Hi Manny- Are you performing a recital sometime soon? What are you performing? Can you give us the details? It would be worth driving all the way from Texas to see it! Thanks, Laura |
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| Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA
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![]() | Do you have a boat? It's in Puerto Rico at the Conservatory in a couple of weeks. I'm practicing for it as I write (well, sort of) and checking in here. Music of the French, German, and Dutch. Later! ML |
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| Forte User Join Date: Oct 2003
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![]() | While you are in PR, can you bring back a couple of good Havanas? |
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| Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: PHOENIX, AZ
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![]() | Havana hear him play! |
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| Mezzo Forte User | Im working on the same list right now. I still have to record the ravel, strauss, and fetes. I wish I hadnt waited until this week to do it. Listening to the recordings is driving me nuts! I think it sounds really good, but then i listen to it a million times trying to decide which take to send and i hear all the details that need attention. AHHH! At least I can just use 2 of these excerpts for aspen also. But having a few gigs, 2 recordings, and auditions back at school on tuesday make this pretty stressful. My advice, just play the crap out of everything! hehe. Good luck! Maybe Ill see you there.
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| Forte User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fort Worth
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![]() ![]() | Quote:
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| Mezzo Forte User | I dont have the cajones to audition live. I am sending in a CD. Just played fetes about 50 BAZILLION times. Why do i always leave the hard one until the last day? Ravel, arrugh. Gotta start on that beast tommorow. I have to have it done by sunday because the equipment is my dads and I have to go back to school.
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