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July 16, 2018Dear Instrumental Student:We hope you are enjoying the summer and looking forward to the beginning of the fall semester! As webegin our preparations for the upcoming year, we want you to be aware of the audition procedures for theBaylor instrumental ensembles. Please read the information below carefully. Learning to audition is animportant part of the educational process for every music student. In order for you to maximize thisopportunity, we expect you to prepare the audition material to the very best of your ability. Please be awarethat part assignments and seating for the year will largely be based on the results of these fall auditions.Auditions will be heard by the instrumental conducting faculty and applicable studio faculty. This processmakes alternative audition times extremely difficult. If it is impossible for you to audition during thescheduled audition time, please call or e-mail one of us for instructions prior to August 3rd. Auditions at theend of the fall semester may be held primarily for those openings created by graduation or student teaching.However, in sections where fall auditions are extremely competitive, the conductors may require a newaudition for the spring semester.Placement in and part assignments for the following ensembles will be determined by the upcomingauditions. Please note the semester rehearsal schedule detailed below, which has been modified slightly:Baylor SymphonyWind EnsembleJazz Ensemble(MWF 11:15-12:35)(MWF 2:25-3:45)(TR 5:00-6:30)Campus OrchestraSymphonic BandConcert Jazz Ensemble(MWF 11:15-12:05)(MWF 12:50-2:10)(TR 2:00-3:15)Some schedule changes may be necessary following the auditions. Undergraduate woodwind, brass, percussion,harp and string bass students selected for the Baylor Symphony/Wind Ensemble “pool” should register foreither course (not both) but must have both times available. Please be reminded that undergraduate “pool”members are not allowed to register for both Baylor Symphony and Wind Ensemble courses in the samesemester, therefore, we recommend that you alternate ensembles when you register each semester so thatyour transcript shows participation in both wind ensemble and orchestra. Grading for these “pool” memberswill be based on fulfillment of assigned responsibilities, as mutually determined by both ensemble conductors.Graduate woodwind, brass, percussion, harp and string bass students selected for the Baylor Symphony/WindEnsemble “pool” must be registered for both courses each semester.The schedule of the auditions is detailed on the following page. Information regarding these auditions will beposted on the ensemble bulletin board outside of room 118 in the McCrary Music Building (MMB).We are very excited about the coming academic year. As always, if you have any questions, or if we can be ofassistance in any way, feel free to contact one of us. Enjoy the remainder of the summer!Sincerely,Stephen HeydeDirector of Orchestral ActivitiesJ. Eric WilsonDirector of Bands
BAYLOR UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF MUSICINSTRUMENTAL AUDITION SCHEDULE—FALL 2018All auditions are in MMB Meadows Hall (Room 163) unless otherwise indicated.Thursday, August etsClarinetsPercussion (MMB Rm. 118)Friday, August esTrombonesHornsFlutesSaturday, August ay, August 20PM4:00Harp (MMB Rm. 228)Auditions for Jazz Ensembles are on Saturday August 18, 11:00-5:00 in MMB 118(Jazz audition music is provided separately online).Reference recordings of Baylor Wind Ensemble audition music may be accessedonline at: https://baylor.box.com/v/BU-ReferenceRecordings
BAYLOR UNIVERSITYINSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE CALENDARTentative Schedule: 2018-19 Academic Year(All concert events are in Jones Hall and begin at 7:30 p.m., unless otherwise noted)FALL SEMESTERAugust8-1012-1816-17182020Golden Wave Band Leadership RetreatGolden Wave Band Pre-Season WeekWind and Percussion Auditions (see audition schedule on p. 2)String and Jazz Auditions (see audition schedule on p. 2)Harp Auditions (see audition schedule on p. 2)First Day of Fall ClassesSeptember13681315222729Baylor Football vs. Abilene Christian (home)Labor Day Holiday (no school)Jazz Ensemble—Swing ConcertBaylor Football vs. UTSA (away)Symphonic Band and Wind EnsembleBaylor Football at Duke (home)Baylor Football vs. Kansas (home)Campus Orchestra/Baylor SymphonyBaylor Football at Oklahoma (away)October2689131313-16192325November36-8, 11810121213171921-252426-2729-30Concert Jazz EnsembleBaylor vs. Kansas State (home)Campus Orchestra/Baylor Symphony and Symphonic BandJazz EnsembleBaylor Football at Texas (away)Baylor A Cappella Reunion with Baylor Symphony (time TBA)Giancarlo Guerrero Residency (events TBA)Fall Break (no school)Wind EnsembleBaylor Football at West Virginia (away)Baylor Football vs. Oklahoma State (Homecoming)Baylor Opera Theater (Hooper-Schaefer; 11/6-8 @ 7:30; 11/11 @ 2:00)Jazz EnsembleBaylor Football at Iowa State (away)Concert Jazz EnsembleChildren’s Concert Dress Rehearsal (Baylor Symphony, 5-7:15p, Waco Hall)Children’s Concerts (Baylor Symphony, 9:15a, 11:15a, 1:00p, Waco Hall)Baylor Football vs. TCU (home)Symphonic Band and Wind EnsembleThanksgiving Break (no school)Baylor Football vs. Texas Tech (Arlington)A Baylor Christmas Dress Rehearsals (Baylor Symphony, 7-10p)A Baylor Christmas (Baylor Symphony with Combined Choirs)
December23TBAA Baylor Christmas (Baylor Symphony with Combined Choirs, 3:00p)Last Day of Fall ClassesPossible Wind Ensemble Recording Session(s)SPRING SEMESTERJanuary1421Spring Classes BeginMartin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (no school)February15781213-1513-16192122-24Wind EnsemblePresident’s Concert Rehearsal (Baylor Symphony/Choirs, 7-10p)Symphonic BandPresident’s Concert (Baylor Symphony/Choirs)Jazz EnsembleJazz Ensemble at TMEATMEA (San Antonio)Jazz Children’s Concerts (9:00a & 11:00a, Jones Hall)Concert Jazz EnsembleYouth Cue (voluntary basis)March459-1726AprilMayConcert Band and Symphonic BandWind EnsembleSpring Break (no school)Campus Orchestra/Baylor Symphony491619-22262727Concert Jazz EnsembleDiadeloso (no school)Jazz EnsembleEaster HolidaySymphonic BandBaylor Conducting Symposium (Symphonic Band/Wind Ensemble)Wind Ensemble235TBACampus Orchestra/Baylor SymphonyLast Day of Spring ClassesConcert Band (3:00p, Jones Hall)Possible Wind Ensemble Recording Session(s)
Instrumental Audition GuidePlease understand that part assignments for ALL ensembles will be based on the results ofthese auditions. Parts will be rotated when possible, but the most challenging parts andleadership roles will be assigned to those students exhibiting the highest level ofpreparedness and musicianship in these auditions. Additionally:1. All auditions will be heard behind a screen. A monitor will escort you into the audition roomand announce your assigned letter. You may then begin to play. Please do not speak at allduring your time in the room. Should you have a question, exit the room and ask it of themonitor.2. All auditions will be heard by the instrumental ensemble faculty and applicable studio teacher,as available.3. Prepare the entire audition packet as you may be asked to play all required excerpts.Exception: those non-music major string players auditioning for Campus Orchestra needonly prepare and perform the indicated material.4. Sign-up sheets will be posted on the board outside MMB room 118 by Wednesday, August 15.At your convenience, please reserve a specific time within the designated audition period foryour instrument. Additionally, pick-up the Personal Information Form (PIF) posted in thislocation and take the completed form to your audition.5. Report for your audition 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time for your instrument group.A monitor will be present to assist you (give completed PIF to monitor).6. The audition excerpts have been carefully marked. Please adhere to the musical instructionsindicated. You are encouraged to listen to reference recordings (see bottom of p. 2).7. We assume that you will play the correct notes and the correct rhythms. In addition, we arelistening for quality of tone and intonation as well as intentional and expressive musicianship.Woodwind, Brass, and Percussion music majors:Students receiving School of Music scholarships are required to audition for ensemble assignmentby the conducting faculty each semester as stated in the scholarship letter of agreement. To be incompliance with the scholarship requirements, all scholarship students must audition and may beassigned to a fall concert ensemble (Symphony Orchestra/Wind Ensemble “pool” or SymphonicBand). Participating in only the Golden Wave Marching Band or Jazz Ensembles withoutparticipating in the audition process does not fulfill the scholarship requirement. Music Educationmajors continue to have a two-year curricular requirement to participate in the Golden Wave.
Page 12018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#1––Persichetti: Divertimento for Band, Op. 42, mvt. 2, “Song” (Quarter 60)#2––Bolcom: First Symphony for Band, mvt. 4, “Marches funéraires et dansantes” (Half 106, swung)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 22018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#3–– Alarcon: Duende, mvt. 3, “Lento evocativo” (Quarter 60)#4––Alarcon: Duende, mvt. 2, “Animato” (Quarter 126)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 32018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#5––Alarcon: Duende, mvt. 2, “Animato” (Quarter 126)#6––Alarcon: Duende, mvt. 4, “Tempo de Buleria” (Dotted quarter 76)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 42018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#7—Alarcon: Duende, mvt. 4, “Tempo de Buleria” (Dotted quarter 96)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 52018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#8—Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story” {“Mambo”—Quarter 132)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 62018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS#9––Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story” (“Cool”—Quarter 160)(NOTE: Excerpt continues on next page without pause)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Page 72018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS(NOTE: Measures below continue from previous page without pause)** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY **BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Director of Orchestral Activities Director of Bands . BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL AUDITION SCHEDULE—FALL 2018 All auditions are in MMB Meadows Hall (Room 163) unless otherwise indicated. . 2018 SAXOPHONE EXCERPTS ** FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY ** BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
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