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Topic: Northwestern Audition
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bluessax576
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Northwestern Audition
on: September 12, 2009, 09:32:46 AM
Hello, I apologize for a post that happens all the time here, but, I need help with repetoire. I am auditioning for Northwestern University (among others) this coming February. My audition set includes: Bach Prelude and Fugue in G Majore (Book 1)
Mozart Sonata in C Major, K 330
Medtner Fairy tale op 20 no 1
And here is where I need help, I am working on Alkan's Aesop's Feast, but I am a little worried about having it performance ready by February (I'm pretty confident, but there are seven or eight of the variations, including part of the coda, that I am worried about), or, I could do Tchaikovsky's Doumka. My issue with that is, will the Doumka show off enogh technique and stamina to impress the audition panel? Any thoughts and/or comments about this would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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