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Brooklyn, United States
Posted: 30 Jul 2024
4th Fort Greene Conducting Workshop
27 - 28 Sep, 2024
September 27 & 28, 2024
At the Brooklyn Music School (Brooklyn, NY)
Led by Maestro Mark Shapiro
Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3, Dvorak Symphony No. 8, Beethoven Symphony No. 4
40 minutes of chamber orchestra + 40 minutes with string quintet and piano
Competition
This year, Fort Greene's Conducting Workshop will feature an exciting competition where the best conductor will be awarded a full scholarship. The winner will be determined by a combined vote: 50% from the orchestra members and 50% from the teacher. At the end of the course, each orchestra member will receive a rating sheet to evaluate conductors based on several parameters.
The conductor with the highest overall score will receive the Fort Greene Orchestra Prize, valued at $2,000, and will be added to the roster of assistant conductors of the FGO for the season.
Full Course Tuition: $1900
At the Brooklyn Music School (Brooklyn, NY)
Led by Maestro Mark Shapiro
Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3, Dvorak Symphony No. 8, Beethoven Symphony No. 4
40 minutes of chamber orchestra + 40 minutes with string quintet and piano
Competition
This year, Fort Greene's Conducting Workshop will feature an exciting competition where the best conductor will be awarded a full scholarship. The winner will be determined by a combined vote: 50% from the orchestra members and 50% from the teacher. At the end of the course, each orchestra member will receive a rating sheet to evaluate conductors based on several parameters.
The conductor with the highest overall score will receive the Fort Greene Orchestra Prize, valued at $2,000, and will be added to the roster of assistant conductors of the FGO for the season.
Full Course Tuition: $1900
Closing date: 01 Sep 2024
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