Audition Procedures Sample Clauses

Audition Procedures. 1. When a vacancy or addition to the orchestra occurs, auditioning of members of the orchestra or applicants to the orchestra shall be the responsibility of the Artistic Director or designate and the appropriate Audition Committee as set forth below.
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Audition Procedures.  The music director of the sponsoring school must be an active member of FMEA and appropriate component music association (FBA, FEMEA, FOA, and FVA) and abide by all regulations, deadlines, and audition requirements set forth herein and in the FBA, FEMEA, FOA, and/or FVA Handbooks.  The music director signing this form agrees to register and attend the January 2016 FMEA Professional Development Conference and to be responsible for assigning chaperones for this student, if accepted, at the All-State Concerts and rehearsals.  High school students must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher, or have an executed Academic Performance Contract on file with FSMA and the sponsoring school (xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/media/1152/2013-2014-academic-performance-contract.pdf). Release for Media The signatures below grant permission to FMEA to reproduce, print, or publish photographs or audio/video recordings of my minor child if selected to an All-State performing ensemble. This permission includes all rehearsals, activities, and performances connected with the All-State ensembles at the Hilton Tampa Downtown, Embassy Suites (Downtown), Marriott Waterside Hotel, Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk, Westin Harbour Island Hotel, Holiday Inn Tampa Westshore Airport, Doubletree Westshore Hotel, and Tampa Convention Center. I also acknowledge my child’s name will be published in the All-State Concert program and will appear in lists of All-State students on a website available to FMEA members. Registration and Chaperones  All attendees (music directors, students, chaperones, friends, guests) must be registered to attend the FMEA Professional Development Conference and All-State Concerts.  Only music directors may register students or chaperones. Only music directors may pick up registration materials at the convention site, if pre-registered.  All participating students must be chaperoned. At least one chaperone, other than the music director, is required for every six
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Audition Procedures. The music teacher of the sponsoring school must be an active member of FMEA and FEMEA and abide by all regulations, deadlines, and audition requirements set forth herein and in the FEMEA All-State packets. The music director signing this form agrees to register and attend the 2019 FEMEA Regional Music Festival selected and to be responsible for assigning chaperones for this student, if accepted, at the rehearsals and concert. Xxxxxxx agrees to attend the event if selected. If a student is selected and unable to attend, the music teacher is required to notify FEMEA Chair, President, and Executive Director by October 10, and give the reason for not attending. The Executive Committee will then rule the absenteeism to be excused or not excused. Unexcused absences may result in disqualification of a school’s eligibility to participate in Regional Festival ensembles in the following year. Last minute emergencies will be handled on a “case by case” basis. Release for Media The signatures below grant permission to FEMEA to reproduce, print, or publish, including FEMEA Social Media and Website, photographs or audio/video recordings of my minor child selected to a FEMEA Regional Music Festival performing ensemble. This permission includes all rehearsals, activities and performances connected to the FEMEA Regional Music Festival location. I also acknowledge my child’s name will be published in the FEMEA Regional Music Festival program, website, and will appear in lists of Regional Festival students available to all FMEA members.
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Audition Procedures.  High school students must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher, or have an executed Academic Performance Contract on file with FSMA and the sponsoring school.  Registration, Audition Fees, and this Contract must be turned in by the specified deadline.  The audition fee will be $10.00 per person per instrument. We request that individual students pay their school or booster organization and the school or boosters pay for all their participants with one check. The audition fee is not refundable.  The audition will consist of major scales, the chromatic scale, a prepared piece, and sight- reading.  High School Students who do not make the band by audition, or did not audition at all, may still be able to participate in a second 9-12 High School Honor Band by nomination. See your director for more details about this opportunity.
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