STUDENT HANDBOOK. Kent/Blossom Music Festival, Kent State University P.O. Box 5190, E101 Kent State Center for the Performing Arts Kent, OH 44242

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1 STUDENT HANDBOOK Kent/Blossom Music Festival, Kent State University P.O. Box 5190, E101 Kent State Center for the Performing Arts Kent, OH 44242

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Arrival & Departure.3 Planning Ahead..4 Travel 5 What to Bring.6 Immunizations 7 Meals.10 Housing.11 Orchestral Repertoire & Technique.16 1

3 ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE Kent/Blossom Music Festival official dates: Sunday, June 25, 2017 to Sunday, July 30, 2017 Arrival: Sunday, June 25 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Registration with Kent/Blossom Music Festival - Go to the first floor of Centennial Court A - Register with Kent/Blossom Music Festival staff to: 1. Pay your $1,100 US fee by check or money order for on-campus housing 2. Receive schedules 3. Receive music 4. Pay $25.00 parking pass fee for those who are bringing their own vehicles 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Housing Check-In 1. Go to Centennial Court A on Midway Drive 2. Get room key at from KBMF staff 3. Move into room Arriving before noon? You must make prior arrangements for an early arrival (contact the KBMF office). There will be an additional charge per night s stay in the dorm (subject to availability). 5:30 p.m. - Appetizers, Meet and Greet 6:00 p.m. - Opening Dinner - Go to KSC (Kent Student Center) Ballroom Balcony - Includes dinner - Members of the KBMF staff will be there to guide you Departure: Sunday, July 30 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon- Housing & Festival Check-Out Plan to check out before 12:00 noon. Late check-out? If you must delay check-out beyond noon or delay departure until Tuesday due to travel plans, you must make prior arrangements (contact KBMF Office). There will be an additional charge per night for any additional night s stay (subject to availability). 2

4 PLANNING AHEAD PARTICIPATION POLICY All students are expected to fully participate on a 7-days-a-week basis during the festival. Any request for a temporary absence must be made through the Director and will be decided in consultation with the Faculty. MEALS Residence Hall - Full kitchen facilities, including microwave and stove, are located in the building. Also, each dorm room will include a microwave/refrigerator combo (2.5 c.i.) for your use. Small appliances are allowed (not provided) in dorm rooms, including toasters, blenders, mixers, coffee makers and corn poppers. The common kitchen areas are not equipped with cooking supplies (i.e., pots, pans, utensils). You should bring with you any items necessary for any intended personal food preparation. COMPUTER ACCESS There are many computer labs available on campus during your stay. Upon your arrival, you will be given a list of these computer labs, their location, phone number, and hours of operation. You can have internet access activated in your room for an additional charge. If interested, detailed instructions on activating this service will be available upon your arrival. HEALTH CENTER Students may use the Kent State University Health Center after completing a necessary medical history form. If you need emergency assistance or an ambulance while on the Kent campus, dial 911 from a campus phone. Non-university health services are available in Kent and the surrounding area at student expense. RECREATION Various recreation facilities, including an indoor pool, tennis courts, racquetball courts, basketball courts, jogging trails, aerobics classes, and a golf course are available to participants. Clean, whitesoled tennis shoes are required on gymnasium surfaces. 5-week Rec Center passes are available for purchase through the KSU Recreation & Wellness Center. INSTRUMENT LOCKERS Hall lockers will be available in the Center for the Performing Arts (School of Music). Oversize lockers will also be available for double bass, cello, and French horn. 3

5 PRACTICE Practice rooms are available in the Center for the Performing Arts, as well as in your Residence Hall. Center for the Performing Arts practice rooms on the second floor of the E-wing are available anytime on a first-come basis classrooms and the recital hall are not available for practice unless reserved through Kent/Blossom Music Festival office staff Residence Hall (Centennial A) practice permitted in your room 9:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. practice permitted in lounge 9:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. PERFORMANCE ATTIRE 1. Chamber Music Recitals: Women: Black full-length skirt or full-legged dress pants, white or black sleeved blouse ¾ length or longer, or jacket, black shoes and stockings. (NOTE: strapless gowns, spaghetti straps, sleeveless blouses are NOT acceptable.) Men: Black trousers (tux trousers are acceptable), white or black long-sleeved shirt, long necktie, black socks and black shoes. 2. Performing with The Cleveland Orchestra: Please note: this is the summer attire of The Cleveland Orchestra. Students must dress accordingly in order to perform! Women: Black full-length skirt or full-legged dress pants, WHITE sleeved blouse or jacket, black shoes and stockings (NOTE: strapless gowns, spaghetti straps, sleeveless blouses are NOT acceptable). Men: Black tux trousers, WHITE tux shirt (long-sleeved), black bow tie, black socks, black shoes. NO tux jacket. 4

6 TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES ARE THE PARTICIPANT'S RESPONSIBILITY. IF ARRIVING BY CAR: Driving directions and maps are available online at Parking If you will be keeping a vehicle on campus, a parking permit is required. Permits will be available at the KBMF registration table upon your arrival. Permits are $25 and will be valid for the entire five weeks. IF ARRIVING BY AIR: Kent State University s location provides convenient access to two airports: Cleveland Hopkins (CLE) -- about 1 hour drive to/from Kent Canton-Akron (CAK) -- about 45 minute drive to/from Kent. Local transportation providers You will need to make your own arrangements. Here are two companies that serve the university/community and provide cost share rates for multiple riders : LTS (Local Travel Solutions) or Res@LTSLimo.com Uber (download the Uber app on your smartphone) 5

7 WHAT TO BRING MUST HAVE: 1. Photo ID (driver's license, college ID, state ID, etc.) 2. Folding music stand 3. Informal clothing for daily wear and formal clothing for concerts 4. Performance dress (see details under "Performance Attire") 5. Clothes hangers 6. Music for orchestral repertoire and techniques classes (see details under "Orchestral Repertoire & Technique") PLEASE NOTE: Blankets, pillows, bed linen and towels will be provided. Bed and bath linen will be exchanged on a weekly basis. The residence hall is air-conditioned. We encourage participants to bring extra blankets if needed. OPTIONAL: 1. (If you'd like to do food preparation) bring kitchen cookware, appliances, tools, utensils, etc., as needed. 2. (If you'd like to make long distance calls) bring a long distance phone card. 3. (If you'd like to use the recreation center) bring clean, white-soled shoes. 6

8 IMMUNIZATIONS -- IMPORTANT / URGENT -- Using the link below, you will find information from the University Health Services Department s website explaining Kent State University s up to date immunization requirements, including a form to download, print, complete and return. IMMUNIZATION - Explanation & Form This form must be completed and returned to either Kent/Blossom Music office or Kent State University Health Center Failure to provide this completed form will result in the University putting a hold on your registration for our summer program. If your immunizations are not up to date and you find that you ll need one for attendance at Kent State this summer, you should try to receive that immunization as soon as possible, and then return this completed form to us immediately. Alternatively, immunizations will be available on campus through University Health Services, for a fee ranging from about $10-50 each and up. If you have any questions specific to this form or regarding immunizations, you may call Health Services at For further information regarding the services they provide to our campus community, visit STUDENTS LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES: MANDATORY IMMUNIZATIONS MMR Requirement: Current KSU immunization policy requires that students attending the main campus must provide proof of the following immunizations: 1. Documentation of two MMR vaccines given after one year of age and separated by at least one month 7

9 OR 2. Documentation of one MMR vaccine within the last six years. Methods of Documentation: 1. Download the immunization form for your healthcare provider to complete 2. Request a copy of the record from your high school OR 3. Copy the page from your baby book containing MMR dates and write name and DOB on it OR Click here to download the Proof of Immunization Form Mail, fax, or bring the records to University Health Services. DO NOT enclose the records with any other correspondence to the university. Be sure to include student's name and DOB# on the record. Students born before January 1957 are exempt from the requirement, but they are still required to submit the mandatory immunization form with part II completed. *Note: The College of Nursing has their own requirements. For more information see their website. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: 1. MMR Requirements above 2. TB Requirement Students from the following high risk countries are required to have a tuberculosis screening test (TB test Mantoux type): Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Anguilla, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belize, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, China, Columbia, Comoros, Congo, Congo DR, Cote d'ivoire, Croatia, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Guam, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Korea- DPR, Korea-Rep, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lao PDR, Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia, Lithuania, Macedonia-TFYR, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Moldova-Rep, Mongolia, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, 8

10 Nauru, Nepal, New Caledonia, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Niue, Northern Mariana Islands, Pakistan, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Sao Tome & Principe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Syrian Arab Republic, Swaziland, Tajikistan, Tanzania-UR, Thailand, Timor- Leste, Togo, Tokelau, Tonga, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbedistan, Vanuatu, Venezuala, Vietnam, Wallis and Futuna Islands, West Bank & Gaza Strip Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe. High risk countries have > 20 cases per 100,000 population. This test must be completed and results submitted to UHS within 12 months prior to starting classes. Please download and submit a completed immunization form OR submit a copy of the TB screening information from your healthcare provider. CDC Recommended Vaccines Questions? Contact the Immunizations Office Phone: Fax: immunizations@kent.edu Immunizations University Health Services Kent State University P.O. Box 5190 Kent, OH

11 MEALS Kent/Blossom Music Festival does not a meal plan. Students must purchase their own meals, either on or off-campus. Average estimated cost for food during the five weeks is approximately $400. WHERE -- Dining Out? Many choices exist on campus (cafeteria, food court, etc.) and off-campus. Please note that due to the small number of students/conference groups on campus during the summer, many campus facilities keep limited hours throughout the five weeks. (example: the 2nd Floor Dining Room in the Student Center will serve three meals a day Monday-Thursday, and on Friday serves breakfast and lunch.) A list of on-campus and off-campus locations will be given to you upon arrival and are available on the KBMF website. Personal Food Preparation Each dorm room will include a microwave/refrigerator combo (2.5 c.f.) for your use. Small appliances are allowed in dorm rooms including toasters, blenders, mixers, coffee makers and corn poppers (these small appliances are not provided). In addition, full kitchen facilities, including microwave and stove, are located on the third floor of your residence hall in the Bridge Lounge. The common kitchen areas are not equipped with cooking supplies (i.e., pots, pans, utensils) -- you should bring with you any appropriate items like these if you intend to do some personal food preparation. 10

12 HOUSING Kent State University DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENCE SERVICES CONFERENCE HOUSING INFORMATION Kent/Blossom Music Festival Welcome! Kent State University and the Department of Residence Services are pleased to have you on campus. Summer Conference Staff and Security personnel are here to assist you in any way they can. Please do not hesitate to contact the staff members listed for assistance. This information is intended to supplement the general residence hall information provided on bulletin boards. The remaining floors in Centennial Court house other Summer Conference Groups and other Conference Guests. DESK SERVICES /STAFF Contact information for the Front Desk at Tri-Towers Desk (only operating desk this summer and a 24 hour desk). The Tri-Towers Desk number is or from a campus phone. In addition to a staffed desk, Tri-Towers offer all conference and summer school guests free use of the 24 hour computer lab. An ATM machine is also located at Tri-Towers (just around the corner from the desk). DO NOT hesitate to contact the Tri-Desk with questions, comments, or concerns. Summer Conference Assistants staff the Tri-Towers Area Desk 24/7 while conferences are in session. In addition to Desk coverage, a designated Summer Conference Assistant is "on call" to assist you and make periodic rounds throughout the buildings in the evenings. In addition to conference staff, you might observe student Security Aides making nightly rounds. Security Aides can be recognized by their "bright yellow" shirts or jackets. They maintain radio contact with University Police Department and can assist you in an emergency. MAIL SERVICES Outgoing mail may be dropped off daily at the Tri-Towers Desk (M-F). Your incoming mail will be kept at the Tri Towers Area Desk, and can be picked up at your convenience. Mail is generally sorted by 6:00 p.m. M-F. Mail arriving on campus for KBMF Participants should be addressed as follows: NAME ROOM NUMBER, CENTENNIAL COURT A 275 MIDWAY DR. KENT, OH **You may contact the Tri-desk should you be EXPECTING a package or piece of mail, otherwise please refrain from calling.** 11

13 FIRE ALARM The fire alarm systems in Centennial Court are not activated until a pull station is activated or unless a fire sensory is activated. If you observe or sense a fire and believe the system has not been activated, please pull any of the fire alarm boxes located at the end of each hallway or at the elevator. Please notify University Police at #911. In the case of a fire alarm, everyone must evacuate the building. Do not use the elevator; instead use the stairway nearest your room. Remain calm and close your door as you leave. React to all fire alarms as if your life depends on it-- it does. Please do not re-enter the building until staff members have clearly instructed you to do so. If a false fire alarm or fire extinguisher is discharged, the individual or group will be billed up to or in excess of $ SEVERE WEATHER If a tornado watch goes into effect, signs will be posted in the hall. If a tornado warning occurs, your first indication may be the sound of the community alert siren. If a warning sounds, proceed to 1st floor hallway within your building and remain there until you are notified that the warning has ended. Emergency warning systems in the City of Kent are tested monthly on the first Wednesday at 11:00 am and the third Wednesday at 6:00pm. Close all windows when severe weather is forecast. KEYS/LOCK OUTS All residence halls are kept locked. Please promote the safety of your building by keeping the entrance doors closed. Do not prop the doors open. Upon check-in, you will receive a key card to accommodate your stay--one card will admit you through the front entrance door to your building and admit you to your room. Each room s door locks behind you when you leave, so be sure to take your key card with you. In the event that you lock yourself out of your room, please go to the Tri-Desk for assistance, where you will be issued a temporary card to use up to 30 minutes. There is no charge for obtaining a temporary key card; however, for all lost, stolen, or damaged key cards that have not been returned, you will be responsible for the re-keying charge of $ OTHER CHARGES Guests of the conference group will be charged for any room damage or missing/damaged items (furniture, linens, etc.) that may be incurred during their stay. Please keep all furniture/mattresses in your room at all times. PHONES Telephones are not provided in individual rooms. A courtesy phone for on-campus dialing is located at the entrance to each residence hall building. When using a courtesy phone and dialing 12

14 an on campus number, you only need to dial 2 and the last four digits. Pay phones (for off-campus dialing) can be found in the lobby of the Kent Student Center. MEDICAL ATTENTION Medical attention may be obtained from the Robinson Memorial Hospital (in the neighboring city of Ravenna) (Phone: ). The Med Center, a walk-in medical clinic, is located at 1993 State Route 59 in Kent (Phone: ) and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Mon-Fri), and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (weekends). An ambulance or other emergency services may be obtained by calling 911. LAUNDRY/LINEN Campus washers and dryers are no longer coin-operated. In order to use the laundry facilities, students will need to use their debit or credit cards to submit payments. All campus washing machines are $2.75 a load and all campus dryers are free of charge. Laundry facilities are located on the 2nd floor of each building. **Important: All campus washing machines are high efficiency, FRONT LOADING washing machines. It is best to use front loading detergent. If using regular detergent, use ¼ cup or less. The front loading machines do not use as much water as top loading machines. Too much top loading laundry detergent will cause too many soap suds and will lock the washing machine. Residence Services staff, housekeeping, and maintenance CANNOT OPEN the machine. Fabric softener must be used to break down the soap suds for the door to unlock. Bed Linen, blankets, pillows and towels are provided for you to use during your stay. Bed linen and towels can be exchanged once a week on Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. until noon. To make an exchange, leave the dirty linens on the middle of your bed and a fresh packet will be provided. If extra linens are needed, they can be retrieved from the Tri-Desk. Clothes hangers are not provided. KITCHEN A kitchen is available for you to use. It is located on the 3rd floor in the Bridge Lounge. The kitchen is equipped with a working sink, stove, and oven. While using the kitchen you will need to bring all your supplies with you, as you cannot leave cooking unattended at any time. It is also advised that you not leave any cooking supplies in the kitchen, as other groups will also have access. Please clean up the kitchen after you are done and do not leave any dishes in the sink. Food, cooking supplies and dishes left in the sink are subject to be thrown away. 13

15 TRASH/CLEANING Trash can be taken to the trash rooms located on each floor or placed in trashcans in the lobbies to be thrown away. All bathrooms will be cleaned weekly, unless a note is left on the door. OTHER DORM ROOMS Students are assigned to specific rooms during their stay. We do this for your safety as well as your comfort while you are on-campus. Please do not enter a room that is not your assigned room, or the room of a friend. Students caught in rooms that were not assigned to them will be charged the per day fee for each offense. DECORATIONS All decorations are required to be noncombustible or fire resistant and must have the label of the Underwriters Laboratory (UL). No decorations are permitted to hang from the ceiling or placed in areas that may interfere with the safe evacuation in an emergency. No decorations shall be placed in stairwells or in exit routes. Decorations should not cover or obstruct any of the following: exit signs, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, fire alarm pull stations, emergency lights, audible fire signals/strobe lights, and exit doors. Residence hall room doors are not to be decorated or covered at any time. The use of glitter to decorate is not permitted. Candles/Incense are not permitted for use in any residence hall rooms. CLIMATE CONTROL Temperature control dials are located on the wall by the room door. Air conditioning or heat temperatures can be adjusted in each room. The window screens cannot be opened or removed at any time. CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL The use and consumption of alcoholic beverages on the campus is in accordance with Ohio Law. Alcohol consumption is permitted in residence halls if, and only if, all people in the room are 21 years of age and older, and the alcohol is kept in the room with the door closed. Alcohol is not permitted in any public area outside of an individual s room (i.e. in hallways, lounges, etc.) The University strictly enforces policies related to alcoholic beverages. The Department of Residence Services appreciates your adherence to these established policies. QUIET/COURTESY HOURS Consideration of the need for mutual respect and understanding of the variety of sleep and practice schedules will be important elements in your enjoyment of life in Centennial Court. If you are bothered by noise, please diplomatically confront the situation on your own before contacting staff for assistance. For all concerned, music practice in rooms should conclude by 10 p.m. Other floors in Centennial Court housing Summer Conference guests abide by more specific quiet and 14

16 courtesy hours. If you are visiting other residents, please become familiar with these quiet and courtesy hours. We ask that all conference participants settle down by 11:00 p.m. PRACTICING SPACE Participants may practice in their residence hall rooms from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. In addition, a large practice area can be found on your floor in the lounge area and is available from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Do not leave your instruments unattended in the lounges. CHECK-OUT Check-out will occur on the last Sunday of the festival at the Centennial Court A Lobby. You will need to be checked-out of your room by Noon. Checkout is as simple as returning your key card to the Centennial Court A Lobby. Please do not leave your key card in your room. (Failure to return your key card will result in rekey/replace charges, for which Kent/Blossom Music Festival must hold you fully responsible.) Please remember to: - clean up, return furniture to original location - check all drawers and closets for personal belongings - close windows - turn out the lights - close the door when you leave - report any damages, to avoid being assessed charges - return key card to the check-out station on the first floor of Centennial Court A (where you checked in), to avoid being billed a re-keying charge of $ For participants checking-out/departing before Sunday, drop off your key card to the Music office s night drop box or leave with a KBMF staff member. ~~ HAVE AN ENJOYABLE STAY ~~ IMPORTANT NUMBERS: when calling from A KSU campus phone your cell phone Tri-Towers 24 hour desk KSU police department (non-emergency) EMERGENCY (Fire, Police, Ambulance) 15

17 ORCHESTRAL REPERTOIRE & TECHNIQUE KENT/BLOSSOM MUSIC 2017 Course Name: Orchestral Repertoire & Technique Course # : 44032, 50032, 70032; Credits: 1 IMPORTANT INFO -- GENERAL Become familiar with the following music in advance, to prepare for your performance on July 30. You will receive parts for the following concert while at KBMF (not via mail or ): New World Symphony, Antonín Dvořák (Side-by-Side with TCO) The Running Set, Ralph Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 4 in A Major, Op. 90 Italian, Felix Mendelssohn Students are invited to bring prepared standard excerpts and solo repertoire of your choice for private lessons and masterclasses, unless otherwise noted. In addition, specific requirements for each studio are listed below. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS by instrument (for Orchestral Rep. Classes) VIOLIN CONCERTMASTER AUDITION REPERTOIRE - AUDITION REQUIRED FOR ALL VIOLINS Exposition of a standard concerto (first movement) Concertmaster solos: - Brahms Symphony #1, second movement, 1 measure before letter E to the end. - Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol, third movement (Alborada,) violin solo at letter H to the end. ORCHESTRA CLASS REPERTOIRE Students are responsible for bringing personal copies of parts so that bowings can be retained. Strauss Don Juan, First page Mozart Symphony No. 39 mvmt 1, beg.-measure 16 Allegro-dbl bar (measure 6-142) mvmt 2, beg.-measure 54 16

18 C (measure 96) through measure 126 mvmt 4, beg.-dbl bar (measure 104) Beethoven Symphony No. 3 mvmt 1, measure 52-C (measure 83) measure measure 627-V (measure 651) mvmt 3, Scherzo (first page) mvmt 4, measure 78-C (measure 213) VIOLA To facilitate bowings, please bring your own parts for class repertoire. Choose several excerpts to perform from the following list: BACH: Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 (movements 1, 2, and 3) BARTOK: Concerto for Orchestra Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 3 (movements 3 and 4) Symphony No. 5 (movements 2 and 3) BERLIOZ: Roman Carnival BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Haydn (variations 5, 7, and 8) Symphony No. 2 (movements 1, 2, 3, and 4) Symphony No. 3 (movements 1 and 4) Symphony No. 4 (mvmnts 2, 3, 4: bars 1-17 and 4: bars BRUCKNER: Symphony No. 4 COPLAND: Appalachian Spring MAHLER: Symphony No. 10 (Adagio) MENDELSSOHN: Scherzo from A Midsummer Night s Dream Symphony No. 4 Italian (movements 1, 2, and 4) MOZART: Symphony No. 35 (movements 1 and 4) Symphony No. 40 (movements 1 and 4) PROKOFIEV: Classical Symphony (movements 1 and 4) RAVEL: Daphnis and Chloe, Suite No. 2 ROSSINI: La Gaza Ladra SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 5 (movements 1, 2, and 4) SMETANA: Bartered Bride STRAUSS: Don Juan (3 excerpts) Don Quixote (opening: reh 1-12 and variations 7 and 8) Ein Heldenleben TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6 (movement 1 [2 excerpts] and movement 3) 17

19 WAGNER: Overture to Meistersinger Overture to Tannhauser CELLO Mr. Geber will supply edited music for each class. (All 15 excerpts from Stephen Geber's book are covered. All bowings and fingerings are provided in the book.) Cellists should bring peg boards. Week #1 Stephen Geber Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 Debussy: "La Mer" Smetana: Bartered Bride Overture Mozart: Symphony No. 35 "Haffner" Week #2 SG Brahms: Symphony No. 2 and No. 3 Mendelssohn: "Scherzo" Beethoven: Symphony No. 8 (Trio) and Symphony No. 9 Week #3 SG Strauss: "Don Juan" Verdi: "Offertorio" Strauss: "Ein Heldenleben" Week #4 SG Strauss: "Don Juan" -- Review Beethoven: Symphony No.8 Ravel: "La Valse" Debussy: "Clair de Lune" Week #5 SG Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 and No. 6 Review Beethoven Symphony No. 8; Debussy "Clair de Lune"; Ravel "La Valse" Each cellist performs any three excerpts covered this summer OR a solo of their choice DOUBL E BASS Bring orchestral repertoire & solo literature of your choice in addition to technical etudes by Bille 18

20 FLUTE Bring the following repertoire: MOZART concertos TELEMANN fantasies BACH sonatas Also, please prepare excerpts and etudes you wish to study OBOE Bring the following repertoire: MOZART concerto BARRET and/or FERLING etudes CLARINET Please prepare your choice of excerpts and etudes you wish to study. BASSOON Bring the following orchestral repertoire: MOZART Concerto K. 191 plus, Orchestral Excerpts of your choosing HORN Please prepare your choice of excerpts and etudes you wish to study. PIANO Chamber music assignments will be the priority for study in private lessons. In addition, please bring solo literature and/or other material of your choice. 19