Sunday, January 26, 2025
4 p.m.
Charles Johnson Theater
Northwest Missouri State University
High school juniors and seniors may be awarded
Piano Scholarships
to attend Northwest Missouri State University after high school graduation
Objectives |
To encourage piano students to study sonatas, both solo and collaborative sonatas. To provide students the experience of performing on a University campus and hear other students play similar repertoire. To provide students feedback, reflections, and advice on their playing from University faculty. To encourage continued study and participation over multiple years, students will receive a certificate of participation. |
When |
January 26, 2025 |
Tentative Schedule |
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Auditions |
Audition by video submission. Details in the application link (see below). |
Application Deadline |
Applications must be submitted on or before January 1, 2025. |
Entry Fee |
$45 per student (non-refundable) |
Eligibility |
Students in grades 4 through 12 (and age 19 or younger) |
Repertoire |
Students can choose any sonata or sonatina from any time period and play:
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Time Limitations |
20-minute limit for complete works. 10-minute limit for two movements |
Entrant results and feedback |
All participants will receive a video response/critique of their performance from the festival judges. Select students will be invited to perform in an Honors Recital on the Northwest Missouri State University campus. |
Memorization |
It is highly recommended that performances be from memory – except for piano duets, two-piano works, or collaborative works such as sonatas for piano and violin, flute and piano (which are encouraged). (Important: Do not take repeats.) |
Prizes |
A $75 prize may be awarded for outstanding performances of a solo or collaborative works, which are highly encouraged, including works for piano duet; two pianos; piano with organ, harpsicord or another instrument(s). |
Scheduling |
The Honors Recital schedule will be based on the performance times that you submit. Please be sure timings are accurate. |
Application |
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Contact |
For further information, contact: Anthony OlsonProfessor of Music and Coordinator of Keyboard Studies aolson@nwmissouri.edu Department of Fine and Performing Arts Northwest Missouri State University 800 University Dr. Maryville, MO 64468 |