Auditions

General Information


     Anyone interested in being a music major must first pass an audition. Audition days occur several times during each spring semester and may be arranged during fall semesters if necessary. 

     You should audition one semester prior to beginning your music curriculum. For example, if you are planning to attend NC A&T in the fall of 2009, then your audition should occur in the spring of 2009. If you are already enrolled at A&T and would like to change majors, you would need to audition one semester before registering for music classes.

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Piano: Representative piano works from major historical periods (Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary).

Voice: An English language art song is required, while other language performances will be considered.

Woodwinds: Any grade medium to difficult solo from the approved state solo repertoire list or an Etude from Selected Studies edited by H. Voxman.

High Brass: Any movement of a Sonata or Concerto from one of the major style periods or any of the Arban’s Characteristic studies.

Low Brass: Any grade 4-6 solo and major scales through 4 flats and 4 sharps.

Percussion: Any published work of medium to difficult level in at least one of the following areas of percussion: Snare drum, Mallets, or Timpani.

A theory placement examination is required for admittance to the music program.

 

Audition Dates (Music Majors Only)

Spring 2009 Audition Days

January 23

February 20

March 20, and

April 24

To schedule an audition time, please call

(336) 285-2010

 

 
   

Marching Band

(non-music majors)

If you would like to audition specifically for the marching band, please see the marching band website

(www.marchingmachine.com)

for more information.