Adjust lighting so that you are well lit and not in shadows.Find a quiet location without background distractions.Upload your audition video to YouTube, and be sure to make it UNLISTED (not private).Īdditionally, it will be helpful if you use the following best practices for video:.Watch your video all the way through to check the quality, playability, and completeness of your recording before you upload it.If you are playing with accompaniment, be sure you can be heard above the accompaniment/rhythm section. Be sure that you can be heard clearly.are clearly visible while you are playing. This means make sure your instrument and your fingers, mouth, embochure, diaphragm (if you are a singer), drum kit, etc. Be sure that it is clear that you are playing your instrument live.Recordings must be unedited and without artificial enhancement such as reverb or pitch correction.The name of each piece and respective composer names.At the beginning of the recording, state clearly:.In addition to preparing your repertoire, make sure you meet the following criteria: The audition repertoire is outlined above by the area of your instrument.
Your Audition Video will be reviewed to determine your advancement in the audition process. During this portion of the audition, we evaluate rhythmic and note accuracy in a consistent time feel. Please refer to the Audition Video Guidelines section when preparing your Audition Video.īased on the video, you will be notified if you have been selected to advance to the next step of the audition-an in-person audition where you will be expected to sightread a jazz étude or excerpt. Submit your prescreen audition video using the form at the bottom of this page.Īll instrumentalists who are interested in becoming Jazz Studies majors must submit a Prescreen Audition Video as the first step in the audition process. Instrumental Jazz will accept Audition Videos until Janu 11:59pm only. Instrumental Jazz Audition Requirements Area Director: Jeff Jarvis Jazz requires you to submit a prescreen audition in video format. If you have additional questions about your audition, please contact the Area Director of your instrument directly using the email address provided. Please select your instrument area below for specific repertoire and requirements. If something is unclear, additional questions pertaining to auditions can be found in the Undergraduate FAQ. Audition processes, requirements, and repertoire differ depending on your instrument and area of study. If you are out of state and cannot audition in person, please email Patty Valenzuela to make arrangements for submitting an audition video. See additional instructions in the Jazz Audition Requirements. *Instrumental Jazz and Vocal Jazz require you to submit a prescreen audition by January 23, 2023.
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