Lessons

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Ability to play the 2nd & 3rd movement of the Mozart Concerto in B flat, K. 191, or equivalent; all major scales; one Milde scale study.

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At least 3 yrs. private lessons: ability to play pieces at the level of Bach Suite No. 1, Vivaldi, Marcello sonatas; Squire Tarantella or Bourrée; Elegy by Gabriel Fauré.

Ability to play at the level of: C. Rose, 32 Studies; Polatscek, Adv. Studies; Debussy, Première Rhapsodie; Brahms, F minor or E-flat Major Sonata; all major scales w/extensions; all melodic minor scales (tonic to tonic).

Ability to perform a Baroque Sonata and 2 octave scales.

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Contact Herb Myers to discuss proficiency requirements and to set up an audition: (650) 723-0635, hwm@stanford.edu.

Ability to play scales and arpeggios in major keys to 4 sharps and 4 flats; étude from Anderson, op. 33, or similar level; movement from a sonata by Handel, Telemann, or J.S. Bach; or a piece from the standard repertoire at a similar level.

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Previous private study to the advanced high-school level. Previous exposure to standard German (i.e., Kopprasch or Kling) or French (i.e., Maxime Alphonse, Bk. 2) exercises.

Ability to play short studies by Sor, Guiliani, or basic repertoire from Noad, Book I

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Ability to play at the level of: Bach Two-Part Inventions; Louis Couperin Suites; Pavan and Galliard of William Byrd.

Ability to play a movement from a Baroque concerto, an intermediate etude, and major scales to 4 sharps and 4 flats.

Ability to play J.S. Bach’s Orgelbüchlein chorales or equivalent.

Snare: any Peters Intermediate Etude or equivalent; mallets: all scales, and proficiency with 2 and 4 mallets; timpani: any Peters Fundamental Method Etude or equivalent

Ability to play by memory pieces at the level of any Beethoven sonata (except op. 49).

For audition: prepare 10 minutes of music, memorized (preferably 2 contrasting pieces); there may also be some sight reading.

No proficiency requirements. Sign up on class lists via Axess and attend the first day of class to receive a permission number for enrollment.

Meet with Dr. Zerlang in room 111 or contact him at timzer@stanford.edu or (650) 723-1549.

No prior jazz piano experience required, but student must be able to:
    -  Ability to read music - chords, melodic lines
    -  Know and play all major and minor scales
    -  Know and play all types of seventh chords
    -  Calculate intervals and chord extensions quickly, including alterations

Orientation from 4:30 – 5:00 p.m. on Wed, Sep 25 in Braun Music Center room 111 (piano lab)

See website: https://music.stanford.edu/music-72d-introductory-jazz-piano

Knowledge and performance of chromatic scale (full range) and test exercises in Rubank Intermediate (beginning sections); for jazz studies, first 6 exercises in Niehaus, Basic Jazz Conception.

Ability to play studies comparable to the Langey, Tutor; Fink, Studies in Legato (or Concone, Solfeggi); Cornette, Method for Trombone; Cimera, selected etudes and studies.

Previous experience: Private lessons during high school, some solo performance experience, knowledge of major and minor scales, some proficiency in a standard trumpet method such as the Arban Complete Conservatory Method. Contact the instructor directly to schedule an audition: Adam Luftman: adamluftman@gmail.com; John Worley: john@johnworley.com or (650) 740-7004.

Major Scales - 2  octaves; one Etude from Johannes Rochut Melodious Etudes for Trombone, 8vb and 15mb; one Etude from Kopprasch 60 Studies for Tuba; solo of your choice. Contact instructor directly to schedule an audition: ttuba@comcast.com or (408) 377-3493.

3-octave scales; ability to play at the level of Kreutzer, Mazas, or Fuchs etudes; 1 or 2 movements from J.S. Bach unaccompanied suite; Telemann concerto.

A minimum of 3 years of private instruction and the ability to play scales, arpeggios, and etudes (e.g. Dont, Op. 37, Kreutzer, Rode, Mazas); movement from a solo J.S. Bach sonata or partita or from any concerto or sonata (Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, etc).

Contact Anthony Martin at a.p.martin@earthlink.net or 510-232-9824 if you’d like to take lessons.

Audition video required prior to the first class meeting. Enroll to the waitlist in Axess at the start of term and/or contact instructor for details.

No proficiency requirements. Sign up on class lists via Axess and attend the first day of class to receive a permission number.