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Tuition
and Fees for 2007-2008
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Full-time tuition (academic year) $29,980
Room and Board(academic year)- $ 9,450
Books-
$580 / Personal Expenses $ 2,000/ Health Insurance $ 1.100/ MUNI ride $174
Total $43,282
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( Undergradute ) : Çлç ÇÐÀ§ ( Bachelor of Music ), Music
Diploma
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( Graduate ) : ¼®»çÇÐÀ§ ( Master of Music )
Artist
Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma in Vocal Performance
Professional
Studies Diploma in Instrumental Performance
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Piano Àü°ø
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A complete work from each of the following periods:
Baroque (a Prelude and Fugue from the W.T.C.
or a fugal movement from a Suite)
Classical (a complete sonata by Haydn, Mozart,
Beethoven or Schubert)
Romantic (a work from the 19th century)
Contemporary (a work from the 20th or 21st century).
´ëÇпø(Graduate)
A major work of Bach (partita, toccata, suite,
etc.)
an entire Classical sonata
a Romantic work equal in difficulty to a Chopin
ballade or scherzo
a 20th-century work equal in difficulty to the
Copland Variations or the Bartok Suite Op. 14.
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Violin Àü°ø
ÇлçÇÐÀ§(Undergraduate)
Bach solo violin sonatas and partitas (two contrasting
movements)
movement of a standard concerto
two etudes
one composition of the applicant's choice (optional).
¼®»çÇÐÀ§(Graduate)
Two
contrasting movements of a Bach sonata or partita
one
Paganini caprice or brilliant concert piece
one
complete Romantic or contemporary concerto; one movement of
a Mozart concerto (optional).
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Cello Àü°ø
ÇлçÇÐÀ§(Undergraduate)
One movement from a standard concerto
two contrasting movements from a Bach suite
one short work from the 20th-century repertoire
¼®»çÇÐÀ§(Graduate):
Two contrasting movements of a Bach cello suite
one movement of a sonata and one movement of
a concerto, one of which must be from the 20th century.
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ÇлçÇÐÀ§(Undergraduate):
An Italian aria or song from the 17th or 18th
century (sung in Italian or English translation)
two songs in English (not a translation)
a piece chosen by the applicant
a reading of a short poem in English chosen
by the applicant. This reading does not need to be memorized.
¼®»çÇÐÀ§(Graduate):
Two
opera arias in contrasting styles
three
art songs in contrasting styles in three different languages,
one of which must be English. The arias and songs must include
pieces in German, French and Italian
a piece chosen by the applicant; a reading of a short poem in
English chosen by the applicant. This reading does not need
to be memorized.
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ÀÛ°î Àü°ø (Composition)
1. Three or more scores in various media that
show evidence of original musical thought and fundamentals of
compositional technique. Tape compositions are acceptable, but
applicants must also show competence in traditional notation
in the scores submitted. Computer-generated scores should be
checked for correct transpositions, appropriate accidentals,
and normal spellings. Scores are due by December 15.
2. Demonstrated ability at the piano. It is
strongly recommended that this be done at a live audition, either
at the Conservatory or at one of the regional audition sites.
One complete piece should be performed from three of the following
periods: baroque, classical, romantic, and twentieth century.
In addition, the applicant is encouraged to perform at least
one composition that is their own. Should piano not be the candidate's
'primary' instrument, the applicant is encouraged to play repertoire
on their primary instrument IN ADDITION to the piano requirements.
The composition department reserves the right to pre-screen
all submitted scores and to invite only those applicants who
pass the pre-screening process to attend the live or regional
piano audition/interview. If you are eligible to submit a taped
audition in lieu of attending a live one, piano tapes are due
with your scores on December 1.
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Flute Àü°ø
ÇлçÇÐÀ§(Undergraduate):
One work from each category (does not need to
be memorized)
1. Any of the sonatas of J.S. Bach or Mozart
concerti in G or D.
2. Sonatas: Hindemith,
Piston, Martinu, or Poulenc, or a sonata of equivalent difficulty.
3. Pieces: Chaminade Concertino, Faure Fantasie,
Enesco Cantabile and Presto, or a piece of equivalent difficulty.
¼®»çÇÐÀ§(Graduate):
One work from each category (does not need to
be memorized):
1) Concerti: Mozart D Major (with cadenzas),
Ibert, Nielsen, or comparable.
2) Sonatas: Martinu, Reynolds, Prokofiev, Gaubert,
or comparable.
3) Orchestral excerpts.
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