What do I need to send?
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What do I need to send?
Associate Concertmaster Application Deadline: 6 July 2015 Recommended material for your application Interested violinists are invited to send the following: 1) A selection of recorded material. This should be selected to provide the best representation of your playing and should include some solo material as well as orchestral excerpts. 2) Up-to-date and detailed Curriculum Vitae with particular reference to leadership experience. 3) A minimum of two recent reference letters including contact details for people supplying references. 4) Completed application form (If you are applying via muv.ac please include a cover letter with full contact details for you and your referees in lieu of an application form.) What repertoire should I send? Applications should ideally include: At least three orchestral excerpts, one of which should demonstrate spiccato (eg. Schumann 2, Mendelssohn Scherzo) At least two standard concertmaster excerpts At least two of the following: o Romantic concerto, 1st movement exposition (with piano or orchestra) o Mozart concerto, 1st movement exposition (with piano or orchestra) o Solo Bach, one or two movements The APO reserves the right to ask any applicant for further material to aid its decision making process. How should I send my application? Detailed information on how to send your application is available in our ‘Sending your Application’ document, which can be found online (www.apo.co.nz) or you can email: [email protected] The “Fine Print” Audio-visual and audio-only recordings are both accepted. Excerpts from recent orchestra concert recordings where the applicant is featured as soloist or Concertmaster, material recorded specifically for this expressions of interest process, and/or existing recorded material applicants may have to hand are all acceptable. If live recordings are sent please supply the name of the orchestra, conductor, and the date of the recording. Ideally at least some of the material should be in video format. Recordings should be accompanied by a signed statement from one of the people providing a reference or by a qualified sound engineer endorsing the recorded material as a true and honest representation of the applicant’s current level of performance. Enquiries If you have any questions please see www.apo.co.nz or contact: [email protected]