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UTM Clarinet Handbook Spring 2018 UTM Clarinet Handbook Spring 2018 For MUAP 161/162/164/362/363/364: Clarinet Lessons MUAP 395/495: Clarinet Recitals Dr. Liz Aleksander Associate Professor of Clarinet [email protected] Cell: 419.346.8624 Office: 731.881.7413 University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Music Table of Contents Table of Contents Welcome ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 General Information ................................................................................................................................. 6 Faculty Contact Information ......................................................................................................................... 6 Communication Policy.................................................................................................................................... 6 Required Equipment & Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 6 Required & Suggested Texts ......................................................................................................................... 7 Borrowed Items ................................................................................................................................................. 8 Ensemble Auditions ......................................................................................................................................... 8 Auxiliary Instruments ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Facilities ............................................................................................................................................................ 10 Online Resources ............................................................................................................................................ 11 Course Numbers.............................................................................................................................................. 11 Brian Simmons Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................................... 12 Lessons ....................................................................................................................................................... 13 Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................... 13 Expectations ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Content ............................................................................................................................................................... 14 Schedule & Cancellations ............................................................................................................................ 14 Practice Requirements & Advice ........................................................................................................ 15 Why Practicing Is Important ....................................................................................................................... 15 Required Practice Hours ............................................................................................................................... 15 Organizing Your Practicing ......................................................................................................................... 15 Practice Tips ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 Performance Requirements .................................................................................................................. 19 Studio Recital ................................................................................................................................................... 19 Woodwind Class ............................................................................................................................................. 19 Technique Jury ................................................................................................................................................ 19 Ultimate Scale Jury (optional) .................................................................................................................... 19 Jury ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Upper Division Jury ....................................................................................................................................... 21 Return to Table of Contents 1 Table of Contents Solo Competition (optional) ........................................................................................................................ 21 Summary of Expectations for Performances .......................................................................................... 22 Pianists ............................................................................................................................................................... 22 Attire ................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Written Work & Presentations............................................................................................................ 23 Program Notes ................................................................................................................................................. 23 Album Review ................................................................................................................................................. 24 Résumé .............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Repertoire List ................................................................................................................................................. 26 Career Paper ..................................................................................................................................................... 27 Clarinet Class Presentation .......................................................................................................................... 27 Summary of Expectations for Written Work & Presentations.......................................................... 28 Other Requirements ............................................................................................................................... 29 Musicians’ Practice Planner ........................................................................................................................ 29 Goal List ............................................................................................................................................................ 29 Woodwind Students’ Association ............................................................................................................. 29 Grading Procedures & Attendance .................................................................................................... 31 Grading Procedures ........................................................................................................................................ 31 Attendance Policy ........................................................................................................................................... 32 Recital Attendance ......................................................................................................................................... 33 Junior & Senior Recitals ....................................................................................................................... 34 Timeline ............................................................................................................................................................. 34 Securing Your Recital Date ......................................................................................................................... 34 Repertoire .......................................................................................................................................................... 35 Auxiliary Instruments .................................................................................................................................... 35 Program Notes ................................................................................................................................................. 36 Recital Hearing ................................................................................................................................................ 36 Dress Rehearsal ............................................................................................................................................... 36 Technique Requirements .....................................................................................................................
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