Furman University campus: Daniel Music Building and McAlister Auditorium
SPECIAL Saxophone / Clarinet All-State Audition Workshop for Middle School and High School Students.
Clarinet Students: Win a Buffet-Crampon Clarinet!! Single Reed Day participants are invited to enter a Buffet-Crampon Clarinet Essay Contest
for the opportunity to win a brand new Buffet-Crampon E12F clarinet! (Valued at over $2000!)
Winner will be announced at the end of Single Reed Day. Essay submission Deadline is November 10, 2018.
To enter the clarinet essay contest,
- Register for Single Reed Day (Check out the discount options listed below!)
- Write an email essay explaining your current instrument and how this NEW instrument would help you continue your musical studies and possibly prepare for a career in music.
- Submit your 300 - 500 word essay by email to FUSRD2018@GMAIL.COM. Essays will be judged by an outside party.
- The winner must be present at Furman Single Reed Day to claim the prize.
DIRECTORS and GUEST CLINICIANS
TBA , clarinet guest artist
Maggie Walters, clarinet clinician, FU alumna
Deborah Chodacki, guest artist CANCELLED as of 11/15/18.
Ashley Gable, saxophone clinician, FU alumna
SCHEDULE
8:00-8:45AM Registration/Exhibition
9:00 -10:00 AM Fundamental Class
10AM-12:30 PM Solo Master Class
12:45-1:30 PM Lunch Break/Exhibition
1:30-2:00 PM Furman Student Showcase Concert
2:00-2:30 PM Prize Ceremony
2:30-4:30 PM All-State Workshops
4:30-5:00 PM Q and A Session
5:00-6:30 PM Guest Artist Recital and Reception
Your Day will include: - Lunch—Chick-fil-A sandwich or salad
- Workshops on All-State Materials, Fundamentals, Sight Reading & Audition Techniques
- Master Classes
- Recitals by Guest artists and Furman students
FAQs
Q: What should I bring to Furman Single Reed Day?
A: You should have your instrument, reeds, music (solo and all-state audition music), a notebook for taking notes, a pencil or pen, and money for vendors. Lunch will be provided, but feel free to bring a light snack in case you get hungry.
Q: What is a master class?
A: A master class is a group session in which a teacher coaches a student. These usually involve a single student performer, but include feedback and advice for all in attendance. They are valuable ways to learn from one another and excellent opportunities to perform.
Q: What will the vendors be selling?
A: Reeds, music, accessories, mouthpieces. There will also be clarinets,
saxophones and other equipment available for trial and purchase.
Q: Can we win door prizes?
A: Yes! Many door prizes and free samples awill be given away!
COST
$40 Registration (Includes lunch and snack reception at 6pm)
DISCOUNTS
EARLY BIRD: Save $5 if you register BEFORE Nov 1.
ALL-STATE / REGION BAND: Save an additional $10 if you earned a seat in last year's All-State Honors Band: Junior, Clinic or Senior. (seated - alternates not eligible)
Parents / chaperones welcome to observe for free!
Vendors / SPONSORS
Buffet-Crampon, D'Addario, Musical Innovations, Peace Center, Pecknel Music Greenville, Selmer Paris, Vandoren, and Furman Bands.
CONTACT
Dr. Kang (Clarinets) cecilia.kang@furman.edu
Dr. Olson (Saxophones) matt.olson@furman.edu
DIRECTIONS. Parking is Free. Google directions: Search for Furman McAlister Auditorium