University Symphony Orchestra Announces Fall Auditions

University Symphony Orchestra Announces Fall Auditions
Department of Music

The University Symphony Orchestra will be accepting video and audio file links for recorded auditions for string players this fall.

The orchestra rehearses Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 2:30-3:50 p.m. and is open to all University of Arknasas students regardlesss of major.

This fall the orchestra will focus on repertoire for strings only, and will of course rehearse following all state and university guidelines for safety. 

For the audition, record 4-5 minutes of a solo of your choice and two of the orchestral excerpts for your instrument listed on the USO web page.

Send a LINK to your recorded audition to professor Robert Mueller at mueller@uark.edu by Aug. 22. The audition is for seating assignments. Rehearsals begin Aug. 24.

Contacts

Robert K Mueller, professor
Department of Music
479-575-5879, mueller@uark.edu

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