San Antonio, Texas
Focused one-on-one preparation for violin students working toward a specific audition, built around the required material and the areas that need the most attention.
Audition requirements can vary considerably—from the music being prepared to the technical and performance expectations involved.
The strongest preparation starts with the actual audition in front of you, rather than a predetermined track or one-size-fits-all approach.
The audition requirements provide the framework for preparation. Required excerpts or repertoire, scales, sight-reading expectations, other instructions, and the audition date help define what needs attention.
Work through required music with close attention to difficult passages, accuracy, phrasing, articulation, and musical details.
Address technical requirements and playing issues that can affect consistency throughout the audition material.
Develop a more organized approach to unfamiliar music, with attention to rhythm, pulse, key, and continuity.
Target passages where timing or pitch accuracy needs more focused work.
Refine bow control, articulation, sound, and other details required by the music.
Bring the required material together with greater consistency and preparation from beginning to end.
Use the form below to share what you’re preparing for, when the audition takes place, and any required material or specific areas you’d like to work on.
The more clearly the audition is defined, the easier it is to begin with the right priorities.
Every audition is different. Preparation should be too.
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