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Listen and Tune

Electronic tuners are a good way to get your horn in tune on one or two reference notes, but you can't stop there. Even on the finest professional horns, intonation will vary from note to note. The only way to play in tune consistently is to listen and adjust as you play. Developing this skill will improve your overall musicianship, whether you're playing a solo in a scholarship audition or performing with 300 others as a Marching Southerner!

2008-2009 Band Scholarship Application

Preparation:
Woodwind and Brass players should prepare a published solo or etude that best demonstrates your performance ability. All students are asked to sight-read and perform selected major scales (Prepare all 12 major scales. The committee will select 2 scales for you to perform during the audition).

Percussionists should prepare a published solo or etude on snare drum, timpani, and a percussion keyboard instrument as well as sight-read on each. Please Note: (No piano accompaniment is required for wood-wind, brass, or percussion solos.)
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