| a. |
A full senior
recital should consist of approximately one hour of music, selected
by the teacher and student. |
| b. |
All recitals
given in the senior year will require an audition during the last
week of classes of the semester before the recital is to take place.
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| c. |
Senior non-jazz
recital auditions will be 20 to 25 minutes in length, usually the
last Friday morning of the semester. Auditions are normally held
between 9 A.M. and 1 P.M. |
| d. |
Students
preparing classical music recitals will present their auditions
in front of the Artists-in-Residence and any part-time or academic
faculty who wish to attend. |
| e. |
John Nazarenko
will schedule senior jazz recital auditions for a separate time,
also in early December. See #5 in this section for jazz recital
audition information. |
| f. |
Seniors
wishing to present shared recitals will present a double jury (approximately
20 to 25 minutes long) in the presence of at least two faculty members,
their teachers among them.
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| g. |
Scheduling
of senior recitals is as follows: |
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| i. |
Seniors
will have up to one week after their Senior Recital Auditions
to set their recital date. This must be done in the presence
of the Music Department Secretary, who is the only person
authorized to write the reservation in the Music Department
calendar book. |
| ii. |
Students
presenting a Senior Recital will enroll in MP 375 for three
credits; Consult the current catalogue for details of the
course. |
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| h. |
The recital
will normally be held in Filene Recital Hall. |