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I know you dont do the piano classical thing but i wanted to know in your oppinion how would you get and work on being excepted into Julliard i would appreciate i reply from i dont know you but know of you been a fan since you dropped and you did work with my boy Justin Timberlake please reply lata god bless and may the heaven's continue to bless you and your music. If ya see JT tell him Emanuel said please let the next album be i can have it like that

Emanuel Sadowski, Monday, 31 October 2005 22:28 (twenty years ago)

practice practice practice

Timba (nordicskilla), Monday, 31 October 2005 22:33 (twenty years ago)

Yup.

Ned Raggett (Ned), Monday, 31 October 2005 22:36 (twenty years ago)

I didn't know JT's posse posted here...

Seriously, is this post written by the same dude who posted "Skatalites=Not Inventors of Ska"?

Matt Carlson (mattsoncarlhew), Monday, 31 October 2005 22:37 (twenty years ago)

Or actually "being excepted into", admitted by way of an exception to the rules. A personal favor.

blunt (blunt), Monday, 31 October 2005 22:38 (twenty years ago)

FEED YOUR KIDS DRANO

JINGOISM, Monday, 31 October 2005 22:45 (twenty years ago)

Emanuel, yo!

1. All applicants should refer to the General Applications Procedures.

2. Undergraduate applicants are eligible for either the Bachelor of Music degree or the Diploma, which requires at least three years.

3. Undergraduate applicants may also pursue studies in the cross-registration (B-C-J exchange) program.
4. Transfer status is available only to those accepted into undergraduate programs. Advanced standing for music students is based entirely on faculty evaluations of the student's capabilities and by the placement exams which are administered after acceptance.

5. Graduate applicants are eligible for the following programs: Master of Music, Graduate Diploma, Doctor of Musical Arts, or the Artist Diploma.

6. Those interested in the Artist Diploma should refer to the Artist Diploma section in General Applications Procedures.

7. International Students: Please refer to International Students section.

8. TOEFL and essay rating will be required for students for whom English is not the native language. Please refer to International Students section for details.

Music Entrance Auditions

Repertoire: All applicants must prepare the complete repertoire required for their instrument and follow all instructions indicated. Many departments require a recording of the required repertoire for pre-screening purposes. Please refer to the Application Checklist for a list of materials that must accompany the application.

Audition Dates: Invitations to the live auditions at The Juilliard School will be sent out approximately one month prior to the scheduled audition date.

Accompanists: We encourage you to use a Juilliard accompanist for your audition. A list of accompanists will be provided with your schedule letter. You must contact an accompanist from the list two weeks prior to your audition and provide her or him with a piano score of the repertoire for the audition. Students who wish to bring their own accompanist may do so. A rhythm section will be provided for jazz auditions. Collaborative Piano applicants please refer to the Collaborative Piano audition requirements below regarding the audition partner guidelines.

Practice rooms during auditions: Students scheduled to audition may use The Juilliard School practice rooms any time during audition week
(March 3-10, 2006). Practice rooms are not available to applicants before or after audition week. Out of consideration for fellow applicants, please use practice rooms in the evenings only on days other than your scheduled audition date.

Callbacks: All musicians will play for the faculty once. Only voice, piano, and flute have callbacks. Callbacks will take place on the same day as the applicant’s scheduled audition. Applicants must be available until 10pm for callbacks. Flute students will be asked to play a second time. Piano students will be asked to play a second time and undergraduate students are asked to take tests of basic musicianship. Voice students do not have a singing callback. The callback consists of a short written test, a muscial skills interview, and a brief diction evaluation. If an applicant is not called back, she or he may reasonably conclude that she/he is no longer under serious consideration for admission.

Other: J.OC., Orchestral Conducting, and D.M.A. applicants have specific audition procedures. Please refer to "Audition Requirements" section for a description of the audition process.

Admissions notification: All applicants are notified of their acceptance status by mail. Letters will be sent by the Office of Admissions by April 1, 2006.

Criteria for Acceptance

* A serious commitment to music training and a career in music performance.
* Exceptional talent and potential as a performer.
* Broad and thoughtful interest in the world of music, including its historical traditions and contemporary trends.
* A clear dedication to artistic excellence and a desire to exercise artistic leadership.
* A high level and quality of previous training and musicianship.
* Ability to sightread music.
* Personal maturity and a generosity of spirit essential to ensemble work.

JT can't have it like that cuz I'm gonna have it like that but he can have it pretty good, yo. Peace.

pharrell (miccio), Monday, 31 October 2005 22:54 (twenty years ago)


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