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    | Author: Baron Date:   2006-11-18 02:37
 
 I am a senior in high and my dream is to become a pro oboist. i know how hard it is and how difficult it is to get a job. I live in ohio so i plan on going to a school in ohio. I have only been playing oboe for 3 years and about 1.5 intensivly.( practing between 1.5 to 3.5 hours a day) I am not the best player, not the most talented. I am trying to get into a conseratory of music, because i know if i get into one of those and work hard i know my chances increase.
 
 I will be appying at CIM, CCM and Ohio state university school, after i hopefully get into one of those colleges( if god is by my side) i will try to transfer to a better and more intense school of music. Is this a good Idea? does this sounds like a right thought out choice?
 By the way, the pieces i am playing for the college auditions are
 
 Marcellos's concerto in C minor
 Telemanns Sonata in A minor ( First and second mov)
 Ferling # 8
 Are those pieces good enough for conseratories? will they think those are difficult enough? ( i know it depends on how i play them but in general will colleges respect those pieces?) Thank you
 Baron
 
 
 
 Post Edited (2006-11-18 02:38)
 
 
 
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|   | A serious question!  new |  | Baron | 2006-11-18 02:37 |  
|  | Mark Charette | 2006-11-18 02:57 |  
|  | cjwright | 2006-11-18 03:21 |  
|  | Oboehotty | 2006-11-18 03:24 |  
|  | cjwright | 2006-11-18 03:35 |  
|  | vboboe | 2006-11-18 03:28 |  
|  | cjwright | 2006-11-18 03:42 |  
 
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