 [1560]Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:What are some good pieces to do auditions with (448 reads) |
2002-01-24 08:16:49 |
---- Also, I wouldnt worry about a 2 mallet piece..that can be shown off with scales. Which, you might want to consider doing scales in 3 octaves, then the arpeggio, then the inversion arpeggios. It just shows off a bit more skill. ---- Different schools may require different types of prepared pieces - but every audition list I've ever seen for undergrad' entrance auditions suggests, if not requires, a two-mallet piece. Joe, I'd suggest contacting the school(s) you're auditioning for, to confirm whether they expect a prepared two-mallet piece. http://www.malletjazz.com Remote Host: |
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