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WSMA High School State Honors Music Project 2018 Jazz String Bass Audition Requirements The Wisconsin State Honors Music Project is a nationally-recognized program of excellence for Wisconsin's best auditioned music students. Students apply in November, audition in February, are selected by April 1, attend a June summer camp, and perform in October at the Wisconsin State Music Conference in Madison. By providing talented youth with the opportunity to rehearse and perform with nationally-known conductors in a professional setting, students bring back their new skills to share in their school music programs. Honors students also form lifetime friendships with others who share their level of commitment to music. ELIGIBILITY Jazz ensemble students regularly enrolled as full or part-time students in grades 9, 10, 11 from WSMA-member schools are eligible to audition for the 2018 Wisconsin High School State Honors Music Project. A student must be regularly enrolled in their school jazz ensemble during the November application, February audition, and October performance. AUDITION REQUIREMENTS: REQUIRED ETUDE - For a copy of the Required Jazz String Bass Etude return to the High School Honors Audition page. Click on the "Required Jazz String Bass Etude" link and print off the attached PDF. IMPROVISATION - Improvise a 12 Bar Blues in F. Use Jamey Abersold Vol. 6, Charlie Parker "All Bird" as a reference. SIGHT-READING - Each Honors student will be asked to sight-read during their audition. SCALES (Performed from Memory) - Play a 3 octave chromatic scale evenly as fast as possible. Then, play the following ii-V-I scale progression in Bb and F Concert, swing eighth notes. Medium Swing C Dorian (ii) ii-V-I in Bb Concert F Mixolydian (V) 5 Bb Major (I) 9
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WSMA High School State Honors Music Project 2018 Jazz String Bass Audition Requirements

The Wisconsin State Honors Music Project is a nationally-recognized program of excellence for Wisconsin'sbest auditioned music students. Students apply in November, audition in February, are selected by April 1,attend a June summer camp, and perform in October at the Wisconsin State Music Conference in Madison. By providing talented youth with the opportunity to rehearse and perform with nationally-known conductorsin a professional setting, students bring back their new skills to share in their school music programs. Honors students also form lifetime friendships with others who share their level of commitment to music.

ELIGIBILITYJazz ensemble students regularly enrolled as full or part-time students in grades 9, 10, 11 from WSMA-member schools are eligible to audition for the 2018 Wisconsin High School State Honors Music Project. A student must be regularly enrolled in their school jazz ensemble during the November application, February audition, and October performance.

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:

REQUIRED ETUDE - For a copy of the Required Jazz String Bass Etude return to the High School HonorsAudition page. Click on the "Required Jazz String Bass Etude" link and print off the attached PDF. IMPROVISATION - Improvise a 12 Bar Blues in F. Use Jamey Abersold Vol. 6, Charlie Parker "All Bird"as a reference.

SIGHT-READING - Each Honors student will be asked to sight-read during their audition. SCALES (Performed from Memory) - Play a 3 octave chromatic scale evenly as fast as possible. Then, play the following ii-V-I scale progression in Bb and F Concert, swing eighth notes.

Medium SwingC Dorian (ii)

ii-V-I in Bb Concert

F Mixolydian (V)

5

Bb Major (I)

9

12 Medium Swing

G Dorian (ii)

ii-V-I in F Concert

16 C Mixolydian (V)

20 F Major (I)

Remember to print off the Required Bass Etude.If you encounter difficulties be sure to contact WSMAat 1-800-589-9762.

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