Tickets: $10 Adults, $8 Seniors, $5 Students, Children Under 12 Free. Available for purchase at the door or in advance through Ticket Central 919-515-1100.
Map to Talley Student Union: http://maps.ncsu.edu/#/buildings/tsu
In conjunction with NC State Live’s presentation of The Nile Project and the NC State Sustainability Fund, the Raleigh Civic Symphony presents music inspired by rivers and water. The program will include Bedrich Smetana’s beloved The Moldau and the World Premiere of a work composed for the orchestra by jazz bass legend and composer Rufus Reid.
Tickets: $10 Adults, $8 Seniors, $5 Students, Children Under 12 Free. Available for purchase at the door or in advance through Ticket Central 919-515-1100.
Map to Talley Student Union: http://maps.ncsu.edu/#/buildings/tsu
Auditions:
Prepare a solo or orchestral excerpts of your choice - generally about 5 minutes or less of music. Solos could be pieces studied in private lessons, an all-state solo, or standard repertoire for your instrument. The piece or excerpt should show your playing at its best. No accompaniment is needed.
Scales - Two scales of your choice, three octaves if possible. String players should play one scale with spiccato bowing.
Auditions for string players are primarily to determine if players are capable of handling orchestra repertoire and as a factor in seating. Wind and brass positions are competitive.
If you would like more information, please contact Dr. Peter Askim at paaskim@ncsu.edu
When signing up for an audition please include in the description what instrument you will be auditioning on.
If you are a community player that does not have a google calendar, please email music-info@ncsu.edu with the audition time you would like to sign up for.
Click here for more information or to sign up for an audition appointment!
For more information on the Orchestra and Symphony, please visit: http://www.
Auditions:
Prepare a solo or orchestral excerpts of your choice - generally about 5 minutes or less of music. Solos could be pieces studied in private lessons, an all-state solo, or standard repertoire for your instrument. The piece or excerpt should show your playing at its best. No accompaniment is needed.
Scales - Two scales of your choice, three octaves if possible. String players should play one scale with spiccato bowing.
Auditions for string players are primarily to determine if players are capable of handling orchestra repertoire and as a factor in seating. Wind and brass positions are competitive.
If you would like more information, please contact Dr. Peter Askim at paaskim@ncsu.edu
When signing up for an audition please include in the description what instrument you will be auditioning on.
If you are a community player that does not have a google calendar, please email music-info@ncsu.edu with the audition time you would like to sign up for.
Click here for more information or to sign up for an audition appointment!
For more information on the Orchestra and Symphony, please visit: http://www.
Auditions:
Prepare a solo or orchestral excerpts of your choice - generally about 5 minutes or less of music. Solos could be pieces studied in private lessons, an all-state solo, or standard repertoire for your instrument. The piece or excerpt should show your playing at its best. No accompaniment is needed.
Scales - Two scales of your choice, three octaves if possible. String players should play one scale with spiccato bowing.
Auditions for string players are primarily to determine if players are capable of handling orchestra repertoire and as a factor in seating. Wind and brass positions are competitive.
If you would like more information, please contact Dr. Peter Askim at paaskim@ncsu.edu
When signing up for an audition please include in the description what instrument you will be auditioning on.
If you are a community player that does not have a google calendar, please email music-info@ncsu.edu with the audition time you would like to sign up for.
Click here for more information or to sign up for an audition appointment!
For more information on the Orchestra and Symphony, please visit: http://www.
Special Guest John Morillo, NC State English Department faculty, joins the orchestra to give an overview of the Pastorale tradition throughout time.
Tickets: $10 Adults, $8 Seniors, $5 Students, Children Under 12 Free.
Three ways to order tickets:
- in person: main floor lobby, Thompson Hall
- by phone: (919) 515-1100
- online: click here
Map to Talley Student Union: http://maps.ncsu.edu/#/buildings/tsu
Rhapsody in (Red, White and) Blue: Celebrating American Composers
Aaron Copland: Outdoor Overture
George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue, Clara Yang, Piano
Christopher Theofanidis: Rainbow Body
Jessica Meyer: Actions Speak… (World Premiere)
Tickets: $10 Adults, $8 Seniors, $5 Students, Children Under 12 Free.
Three ways to order tickets:
Available for purchase at the door or in advance through Ticket Central 919-515-1100.
Map to Talley Student Union: http://maps.ncsu.edu/#/buildings/tsu
Auditions:
Prepare a solo or orchestral excerpts of your choice - generally about 5 minutes or less of music. Solos could be pieces studied in private lessons, an all-state solo, or standard repertoire for your instrument. The piece or excerpt should show your playing at its best. No accompaniment is needed.
Scales - Two scales of your choice, three octaves if possible. String players should play one scale with spiccato bowing.
Auditions for string players are primarily to determine if players are capable of handling orchestra repertoire and as a factor in seating. Wind and brass positions are competitive.
If you would like more information, please contact Dr. Peter Askim at paaskim@ncsu.edu
When signing up for an audition please include in the description what instrument you will be auditioning on.
If you are a community player that does not have a google calendar, please email music-info@ncsu.edu with the audition time you would like to sign up for.
Click here for more information or to sign up for an audition appointment!
For more information on the Orchestra and Symphony, please visit: http://www.
