Italy Information
29/01/12 11:21
2012 Italy Information now available!
September 10-15, 2012
(arrive September 9 and depart September 16)
Fossano, Italy
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September 10-15, 2012
(arrive September 9 and depart September 16)
Fossano, Italy
Read More...
Registration Information
26/07/11 12:39
1. Registration is from noon-4:00pm in the lobby of Burke Hall (http://tour.ua.edu/tourstops/burke.html). You should be able to find the address on the website).
2. If you do not arrive by 4:00pm I will have your key in the Moody Music Building at the dinner/opening meeting at 5pm. Here is the link to Moody (http://tour.ua.edu/tourstops/moody.html). Again, you should be able to find the building on the interactive campus map. 810 2nd Ave. Tuscaoosa, AL 35478
3. Parking - if you are driving you will receive a free parking pass that will allow you to park your car in the Moody Music Building lot for the entire Seminar. This is a short walk from the dorms.
4. Meals - we will have a large list of area restaurants for you at registration. Breakfast will be a bit of an issue because of the summer hours of the campus meal services. Each room will have a mini fridge and there is a Publix close to campus. I might recommend making a run to stock up on some breakfast stuff to save you time in the morning. There will be many cars at the seminar and all of my students will have cars as well. It should be very easy for everyone to get around town and get to meals, etc. The Ferguson Student Center is open and has many eating options and a Starbucks….it is not too far of a walk but it is the opposite direction from Moody. If you plan ahead in the morning…it will be easy to get there and back. There is also an Arby's right by Moody that serves breakfast as well as a couple gas stations.
5. You will need your horns when you come to the dinner/meeting at 5:00pm.
Feel free to contact me with any questions!
See you soon!
Jon
2. If you do not arrive by 4:00pm I will have your key in the Moody Music Building at the dinner/opening meeting at 5pm. Here is the link to Moody (http://tour.ua.edu/tourstops/moody.html). Again, you should be able to find the building on the interactive campus map. 810 2nd Ave. Tuscaoosa, AL 35478
3. Parking - if you are driving you will receive a free parking pass that will allow you to park your car in the Moody Music Building lot for the entire Seminar. This is a short walk from the dorms.
4. Meals - we will have a large list of area restaurants for you at registration. Breakfast will be a bit of an issue because of the summer hours of the campus meal services. Each room will have a mini fridge and there is a Publix close to campus. I might recommend making a run to stock up on some breakfast stuff to save you time in the morning. There will be many cars at the seminar and all of my students will have cars as well. It should be very easy for everyone to get around town and get to meals, etc. The Ferguson Student Center is open and has many eating options and a Starbucks….it is not too far of a walk but it is the opposite direction from Moody. If you plan ahead in the morning…it will be easy to get there and back. There is also an Arby's right by Moody that serves breakfast as well as a couple gas stations.
5. You will need your horns when you come to the dinner/meeting at 5:00pm.
Feel free to contact me with any questions!
See you soon!
Jon
Fellows Repertoire
24/07/11 11:50
Here is the repertoire that will be performed by the Fellows at the Seminar.
Solos
Casterede - Sonatina
Crespo - Improvisation
Creston - Fantasy
David - Concertino
DeFrumeire - Concerto
De Meij - T-Bone Concerto
Lebedev - Concert Allegro
Lebedev - Concerto in One Movement
Pederson - Advanced Etude #2 (bass)
Ropartz - Piece in E-flat minor
Stojowski - Fantasy
Weber - Romance
Excerpts
Bach - Sarabande from 5th Cello Suite
Bartok - Miraculous Mandarin
Berlioz - Hungarian March
Haydn - Creation
Hindemith - Mathis der Maler
Hindemith - Symphonic Metamorphosis
Mahler - Symphony No. 2
Mahler - Symphony No. 3
Mahler - Symphony No. 5
Ravel - Bolero
Rimsky-Korsakov - Russian Easter
Rossini - William Tell
Saint-Saëns - Symphony No. 3
Strauss - Ein Heldenleben
Strauss - Till Eulenspiegel
Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries
Solos
Casterede - Sonatina
Crespo - Improvisation
Creston - Fantasy
David - Concertino
DeFrumeire - Concerto
De Meij - T-Bone Concerto
Lebedev - Concert Allegro
Lebedev - Concerto in One Movement
Pederson - Advanced Etude #2 (bass)
Ropartz - Piece in E-flat minor
Stojowski - Fantasy
Weber - Romance
Excerpts
Bach - Sarabande from 5th Cello Suite
Bartok - Miraculous Mandarin
Berlioz - Hungarian March
Haydn - Creation
Hindemith - Mathis der Maler
Hindemith - Symphonic Metamorphosis
Mahler - Symphony No. 2
Mahler - Symphony No. 3
Mahler - Symphony No. 5
Ravel - Bolero
Rimsky-Korsakov - Russian Easter
Rossini - William Tell
Saint-Saëns - Symphony No. 3
Strauss - Ein Heldenleben
Strauss - Till Eulenspiegel
Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries
UA App
13/07/11 16:19
If you have a smart phone....you might want to download this free app that includes a campus map and bus route map with live bus locations in real-time. The app is FREE and it might come in handy during the Seminar.
http://m.ua.edu/app/
Thanks!
JW
http://m.ua.edu/app/
Thanks!
JW
Participant Repertoire
12/07/11 16:18
Here is a list of the solo reperoire that will be performed by the Participants in the morning masterclasses. In the past...people have found it helpful to have a copy of the piece with them for the classes.
Laks - Suita Concertante
Langford - Rhapsody
Pugh - Concerto
Ritter George - Bass Trombone Concerto
Sulek - Sonata
Tomasi - Concerto
Weber - Romance
Williams, John - Tuba Concerto
Laks - Suita Concertante
Langford - Rhapsody
Pugh - Concerto
Ritter George - Bass Trombone Concerto
Sulek - Sonata
Tomasi - Concerto
Weber - Romance
Williams, John - Tuba Concerto