Comments on: 6 Tips to Let »ĆąĎapp Know You’re Interested /6-tips-to-let-music-schools-know-youre-interested/ Music school, Music major, Music career Tue, 31 May 2016 04:14:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: MajoringInMusic /6-tips-to-let-music-schools-know-youre-interested/#comment-63429 Mon, 12 Oct 2015 17:25:19 +0000 http://majoringinmusic.com/?p=8837#comment-63429 In reply to C.B.E..

Good for you for requesting a private lesson. This will be very valuable – to the school and to you. This is your chance to see if this individual is someone you can work well with and learn from over the course of 4 years of college. So be prepared with questions you can’t find answers to on the school’s website. Obviously, you want to be ready to answer questions yourself and show your best work. But do everything you can to be yourself – schools look for that. They can sniff out someone who’s faking it from a mile away. Be as courteous and professional as you know how to be, and be sure to address the department chair by their title (Dr.? Mr.?) and last name (or Professor ______). Follow your visit up with a thank you email or note. If you can’t get a tour with this person, see if you can get one with someone else. See if you can also sit in on some classes and hang out in the cafeteria to get a feel for how students relate.

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By: C.B.E. /6-tips-to-let-music-schools-know-youre-interested/#comment-63423 Mon, 12 Oct 2015 15:52:09 +0000 http://majoringinmusic.com/?p=8837#comment-63423 So I have applied to a particular music school, auditioned and am awaiting decision, which will not come until early next year. In following up with the school, I scored at private lesson (composition) with the department head, who is interested in talking with me, reviewing my scores and may get a private tour if time permits. This is completely separate from the audition and interview process, which I completed months ago…..how huge is this and how should I prepare? Thanks.

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