Juries and Recitals
Recitals
String performance majors not giving recitals must play regular juries, to be scheduled towards the end of the spring semester. String majors presenting required recitals must instead complete a recital jury of their repertoire in the semester of their recital performance. Recitalists must register for the corresponding course:
Undergraduate (Recital): MPASS-UE 1111
Graduate/Artist Diploma (Colloquy): MPASS-GE 2111
Ph.D (Seminar in Music and Music Ed): MPATC-GE 3026
Recital planning and scheduling
Jury Requirements for Violin, Viola, and Cello Students
Freshmen: Two contrasting works, one or both memorized
Sophomores: (Continuation Jury) Two contrasting movements of Bach, memorized, one movement of a concerto or a showpiece, memorized
Juniors/Seniors: (Recital Jury) Repertoire must be approved by private teacher
First-year Graduate: Two movements of Bach, memorized, one movement of a concerto or a showpiece, memorized, and a movement of a sonata
Second-year Graduate/Artist Diploma/PhD: (Recital Jury) Repertoire must be approved by private teacher
Jury Requirements for Bass Students
Freshmen: Two contrasting movements plus orchestral solo(s), excerpts from the Bach Suites
Sophomores: Two contrasting movements of a Concerto, Sonata, or similar showpiece plus orchestral solo(s), excerpts from the Bach Suites
Juniors/Seniors: (Recital Jury) Repertoire must be approved by private teacher
First-year Graduate: Two movements of a concerto or sonata along with two other short works in contrasting style as assigned
Second-year Graduate/Artist Diploma/PhD: (Recital Jury) Repertoire must be approved by private teacher