questions about music at case

Coloradomama
Mon, 22 Feb 2016 05:22:12 +0000

My son auditioned on horn, three years ago, after sending an audio tape only. (they do request video but he had audo from All State auditions and sent that tape ) He was thinking of minoring in horn so the live audition was for an arts scholarship, which he ultimately did not win. They told him that he qualified for the BA in Music and assigned him a horn teacher based on his level. The best students could go directly to CIM professors for lessons. He participated in the University Circle Wind ensemble on horn, and it was a fabulous experience, about half CWRU and half CIM woodwinds and brass players, excellent conductor,and lots of concerts. The concert venues are really outstanding, one at CIM, a new performing arts center in a converted historic Synagogue, and Harkness on Case’s campus. CIM and its concert hall, are also on campus. Pianos abound in the dorms, there are many ensembles for music majors, or minors or for students who want to play music without a major. Lessons cost extra at CIM unless you are a music major or double major (music plus another ) All students have good opportunities for music lessons from world class musicians, many who play for the Cleveland Orchestra. The Venue for Cleveland Orchestra, Severance Hall is owned by CWRU and on campus , and students can buy a season pass with buddy passes at a fabulous discount. Also Severance Hall is one concert venue for CIM and CWRU music ensembles, fun to play in a world famous music hall! Case is very flexible with the music minor requirements, and many students double major or minor in music.