Undergraduate Flute Auditions
Students interested in pursuing undergraduate flute studies at
Belmont University must audition for acceptance into the music
program. Auditions are arranged by prospective students as part of
their application for admission to Belmont. Although live auditions
are preferred, audio or video taped auditions are acceptable if
travel distance is prohibitive. Undergraduate auditions typically
consist of two contrasting solos/etudes from the standard flute
repertoire, scales, and a short selection of sight-reading. An
accompanist is not needed for auditions. (
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Students interested in scholarship consideration should audition on one of the designated dates for scholarship consideration. Undergraduate students are encouraged to contact the university's Office of Admissions [(615) 460-6785] for information on additional non-music and academic scholarships.
Graduate Flute Auditions
Graduate level students interested in pursuing the master of music at Belmont University are eligible for graduate teaching assistantships that are applied toward the cost of tuition. Graduate flutists may opt for assistantships in other areas such as jazz, theory, music history, etc.
Specific information about graduate assistantships (stipend amounts, academic requirements, etc.) should be directed to Dr. Robert Gregg, Director of Graduate Studies for the School of Music.
Graduate auditions are arranged by prospective students as part of their application for admission to Belmont. Although live auditions are preferred, audio or video taped auditions are acceptable if travel distance is prohibitive. Graduate auditions typically consist of three or four contrasting solos and a set of orchestral excerpts that exhibit a variety of styles (baroque, classical, 19th-century, modern, etc.). An accompanist is not needed for auditions.
Students interested in assistantship or scholarship consideration should apply to Belmont and audition on one of the designated dates for scholarship consideration as early in the academic year as possible for optimum consideration.
Carolyn Treybig, D.M.A., Adjunct Instructor of Flute
Belmont University School of Music
1900 Belmont Boulevard
Nashville, TN 37212-3757
Ph: (615) 302-2251 * E-mail: treybigc@mail.belmont.edu
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- Belmont University Admission/Application Information
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Belmont Faculty
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