Klarinet Archive - Posting 000976.txt from 1999/09
From: "Daniel Stover" <kasparguy@-----.com>
Subj: Re: [kl] a typical lesson assignment
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 10:01:48 -0400
My current weekly load consists of one Rose etude (i'm on 32 finally!!), one
Jean-Jean etude from the 25, a study from the Voxman Classical Studies, the
Rozsa Sonatina (woodshedding), and the Rossini Intro, Theme and Var. every
couple weeks or so. (working on it on my own, mostly), as well as
pedagogical issues for teaching. And of course, sightreading a duet from
the 7 Grand Concert Duets edited by David Hite. After my performance of the
Rozsa in a couple weeks i'll probably begin working on the Weber Grand Duo
Concertante.
Just a little about me, since i'm a newbie to the list. I'm a college
sophomore at a junior college in Houston, TX. Major is multiple woodwinds,
and will be transferring to UNT (University of North Texas) to study with
Dr. John Scott next fall.
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From: "Daniel A. Paprocki" <danbascl@-----.com>
Subject: [kl] a typical lesson assignment
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 21:10:29 -0500
I'm curious what other college professors or students have as a typical
weekly lesson assignment for an hour lesson. Also how much practice time is
expected of the student per day. Right now I assign 1 etude, 1 key in
Baermann III (up to 3rds), and work on a solo for an hour lesson once a
week. This varies from week to week - sometimes the etude carries over a
week. To me this seems light. When I was an undergrad at U of Wis. the
normal week assignment was two etudes, 1 key in Baermann or Stievenard, a
movement from a piece, and memorize scales, arpeggios, and 3rds for jury.
There was no differentiation between music ed and performance majors and
this was in the 80's. What do other's assign and expect as practice time
Dan
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Daniel A. Paprocki
Instructor of Clarinet & Saxophone
Angelo State University
San Angelo, Texas
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