  |
|
||
Recital Scheduling |
|
|
|
|
GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING DM/AD RECITAL PROGRAMS
A.Type your program in the style of the Sample Program as follows:
1.Recital Heading. a. Graduate or Artist Diploma
2.Your name in capital letters.
3.Your instrument or voice part underlined.
4.Your accompanist's name in capital letters with instrument underlined.
5.The title of each work, including key and opus numbers. a.J.S. Bach has "S" numbers; Mozart has "K" numbers; Schubert has "D" numbers, etc. b.If the work has no opus number, list the year of composition. c.Spell out keys, i.e. C-Sharp, B-Flat, etc. d.Capitalize both Major AND Minor.
6.Full name of each composer with birth and death dates.
7.Timings for each piece.
8.Tempo markings or names of movements.
9.Person's name who plays an obbligato (placed following work).
10.For an aria or recitative, list the work from which it comes, then list the title of aria or recitative below the work.
11.Degree title and recital number.
12.Student identification number (or social security number).
13. Teacher, committee, and Director of Graduate Studies signatures.
B.Accurate spelling and accurate placement of diacritical marks is your responsibility.
C.After your program has been checked and signed by your committee and the Director of Graduate Studies take it to the Recital Scheduling Office (M031A).
D.Your teacher will receive a copy of your program when it is sent to the typesetter. If there are changes on your program, email the changes to the Program Office (sluderc@indiana.edu) prior to the final time and date indicated on your teacher's proof copy. All changes are subject to time limitations.
E.Copies of your program will be posted inside glass display cases at 3 locations around the School of Music. Please do not tape them to walls, doors, etc., or slide them between locked glass cases.
**PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS RULE—as it is a
question that is frequently asked: as stated in the SoM
Bulletin: No ensemble using multiple players on a single part or
requiring a conductor may be included. An exception to the
policy regarding the use of conductors will be made in the case
of degree and non-degree composition recitals. (Instructions are keyed to the numbers on attached guidelines.)
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
_____ Program of the 200-__ Season
____________
_____________ Recital
YOUR NAME
Instrument or Voice Part
ACCOMPANIST'S NAME, Piano ____________
Sonata in A-Flat Major, Op. 110 ............. Ludwig van Beethoven 25' Moderato cantabile molto espressivo (1770-1827) Allegro molto Adagio ma non troppo--Arioso dolente-- Fuga: Allegro ma non troppo
From Second Book of Airs (1600)...................... John Dowland 2' Shall I Sue (1562-1626) John Smith, Guitar
From Partita in D Minor for Solo Violin, S. 1004 ....................... Johann Sebastian Bach 14' (Transcribed for the left hand (1685-1750) alone by Johannes Brahms) Ciaccona From Faust (1859).................................. Charles Gounod 4' Avant de quitter ces lieux (1818-1893) _____________________
of Music Location in ( ) Day Date Student ID #:_______________________ Time
Doctoral/Artist Diploma committee members: I approve this program. I am available to attend this recital on the above date.
______________________________________ (Teacher) ______________________________________ (Committee member) ______________________________________ (Committee member)
(DM/AD Program) INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
_____ Program of the 200-__ Season ____________
___________________ Recital
__________________________________ (name) _________________________ (instrument/voice part)
___________________________, Piano (accompanist's name) ____________
_____________________ of Music Location in ( ) Day Date Student ID #:_________________________ Time
Doctoral/Artist Diploma committee members: I approve this program. I am available to attend this recital on the above date.
______________________________________ (Teacher) ______________________________________ (Committee member) ______________________________________ (Committee member) GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING MM, PD, SR, JR, STUDENT RECITAL PROGRAMS
A.Type your program in the style of the Sample Program as follows:
1.Recital Heading. a. Graduate, Performer Diploma, Senior, Junior, Student
2.Your name in capital letters.
3.Your instrument or voice part underlined.
4.Your accompanist's name in capital letters with instrument underlined.
5.The title of each work, including key and opus numbers. a.J.S. Bach has "S" numbers; Mozart has "K" numbers; Schubert has "D" numbers, etc. b.If the work has no opus number, list the year of composition. c.Spell out keys, i.e. C-Sharp, B-Flat, etc. d.Capitalize both Major AND Minor.
6.Full name of each composer with birth and death dates.
7.Timings for each piece.
8.Tempo markings or names of movements.
9.Person's name who plays an obbligato (placed following work).
10.For an aria or recitative, list the work from which it comes, then list the title of aria or recitative below the work.
11.Degree title and recital number (does not apply to Student Recitals)
12.Student identification number (or social security number).
13. Teacher's signature.
B.Accurate spelling and accurate placement of diacritical marks is your responsibility.
C.After your program has been checked and signed by your teacher take it to the Recital Scheduling Office (M031A).
D.Your teacher will receive a copy of your program when it is sent to the typesetter. If there are changes on your program, email the changes to the Program Office (sluderc@indiana.edu) prior to the final time and date indicated on your teacher's proof copy. All changes are subject to time limitations.
E.Copies of your program will be posted inside glass display cases at 3 locations around the School of Music. Please do not tape them to walls, doors, etc., or slide them between locked glass cases.
**PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS RULE—as it is a
question that is frequently asked: as stated in the SoM Bulletin: No
ensemble using multiple players on a single part or requiring a
conductor may be included. An exception to the policy regarding the
use of conductors will be made in the case of degree and non-degree
composition recitals.
(Instructions are keyed to the numbers on attached guidelines.)
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
_____ Program of the 200-__ Season
____________
_____________ Recital
YOUR NAME
Instrument or Voice Part
ACCOMPANIST'S NAME, Piano
____________
Sonata in A-Flat Major, Op. 110 ............. Ludwig van Beethoven 25' Moderato cantabile molto espressivo (1770-1827) Allegro molto Adagio ma non troppo--Arioso dolente-- Fuga: Allegro ma non troppo
From Second Book of Airs (1600)...................... John Dowland 2' Shall I Sue (1562-1626)
John Smith, Guitar
From Partita in D Minor for Solo Violin, S. 1004 ....................... Johann Sebastian Bach 14' (Transcribed for the left hand (1685-1750) alone by Johannes Brahms) Ciaccona
From Faust (1859).................................. Charles Gounod 4' Avant de quitter ces lieux (1818-1893)
_____________________
of Music Location in ( ) Day Date Student ID #:_______________________ Time
Teacher's signature:______________________________ INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
_____ Program of the 200-__ Season ____________
___________________ Recital
__________________________________ (name) _________________________ (instrument/voice part)
___________________________, Piano (accompanist's name) ____________
_____________________ of Music Location in ( ) Day Date Student ID #:_________________________ Time
Teacher's Signature:______________________________________________
|
 |
