SubCategory Archive (tags): ‘Brevard Music Center’
See the complete archive.Summer Festival Study (and Summer Study in General)
It has been a while since I last visited the archive of posts from the original HTML Horn Notes Blog. This post dates all the way back to 8/12/2004 and was written right after a summer of teaching and performing at the Brevard Music Center. It speaks to what you can do with your summer [...]
Tips on Auditioning for a Summer Festival (or anything else)
Yet more very timely insider information on taking auditions, in a post from the original HTML Horn Notes Blog dated 3/25/05. Another little project for me now is listening to and ranking all the horn auditions for summer study at the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina. We have some good, strong applicants; I look [...]
Orchestra 101: Lighting
There must be light! This seems obvious to me, but it seems that this is not always obvious to students and non-professional groups. In the old Nashville Master Agreement I have referenced in this series it states “There shall be proper lighting in the performance area during all services.” This includes requirements for stand lights [...]
Don’t Miss!
This is another post from the archive, dated 7/12/2004, when I was performing Principal Horn and teaching at the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina. Who likes to miss notes? I don’t. Last night I performed first horn on the Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Weber by Paul Hindemith, the Cello Concerto in A minor, [...]
Striving for Tone
Another post from the archive, this dates to 7/2/2004 and is a favorite of mine. As I type these words I am at the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina for my fifth summer, teaching half of the 16 student horn studio (9 college students and 7 advanced high school students–there are two divisions of [...]
Brevard Music Center, David Wakefield, Summer study



