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Winter Weekend 2012 Class Choice Form

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If we know you just bring us up to date;
newcomers please fill out this form carefully,
using a separate form for each applicant.
If you have questions call the office: 781-488-3337
To request paper forms, e-mail or call the office.		 First Name: Last Name:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Eve Phone: Day Phone
Occupation: Age (approx.):
Email:


MUSICAL SKILLS (for all applicants) Rate yourself from 1 to 5 below (1 = best)

Clef reading: treble bass c-clefs
Rhythmic accuracy: Reading from parts: Knowledge of Renaissance Style:

If you had to choose, would you rather be placed in a class:
well within your ability or a bit above your head?

Below: Rate yourself from 1 to 5 (1=best). Put brackets around any you don't own or won't bring.

RECORDERS Bass-owners: for optimum class placement, bring your own bass!
S A A8va T B GB Do you also own Renaissance recs?: S A T B
Select Overall Playing Level Sightreading


BOWED STRINGS VIOL: Treble Tenor Bass How well do you read tablature?
VIOLIN VIOLA VIELLE/REBEC
Select Overall Playing Level Sightreading


FLUTES Renaissance Baroque Type pitches you will bring:
Select Overall Playing Level Sightreading


REEDS and BRASS such as shawms, curtals, sackbuts, cornetti, krummhorns etc. List, giving sizes and playing level for each; bracket any you don't own or won't bring.


PLUCKED STRINGS: LUTE GUITAR HARP OTHER

KEYBOARD: HARPSICHORD ORGAN OTHER

VOICE: S A CT T B Sightreading


OTHER List:


Please give a brief summary of your studying and playing experience for each instrument and for voice and anything else you think we should know. Have you studied privately? For how long, and with whom? What classes have you taken? Do you participate regularly in an ensemble? With whom? Any experience with Renaissance notation? Have past placements at Amherst Early Music workshops been satisfactory? Please type in the space below.


Class Choices
 
Indicate choices below. Please choose a first and second choice for each class period. If the descriptions do not appear as you move through the menus, you may download them here. Make any notes (such as whether you will play or audit the master class, and what piece you would play, or requests such as "I would like to play crumhorn in this class") in the comment boxes on the right.

CLASSES 9:00 TO 10:30

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CLASSES 11:00 TO 12:30

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CLASSES 1:45 TO 3:15 (Saturday and Sunday only)

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CLASSES 3:30 TO 4:30 (Saturday and Sunday only)

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