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Started by Dean File
Mon, 03 Aug 1992 02:35
Auditions for Pro Cantare Ensemble (choral group)
Author: Dean File
Date: Mon, 03 Aug 1992 02:35
Date: Mon, 03 Aug 1992 02:35
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AUDITIONS for PRO CANTARE ENSEMBLE
What is Pro Cantare Ensemble?
Pro Cantare is a choral ensemble of approximately 32 members from
around the Triangle area. The repertoire is largely classical and
spans all periods in musical history; it is also largely "a cappella"
(unaccompanied pure vocal). The Ensemble was founded in 1984 and
presents two programs a year at performances in early December and
early June. There is no church affiliation, although sacred music
is performed.
How much time does Pro Cantare take?
Rehearsals are Monday evenings, 7:30 - 9:30 pm, in Chapel Hill.
Up to 3 absences in the fall season, 4 in the spring season are
permitted. During the final 2-3 weeks preceding a performance,
one extra rehearsal per week is customary.
Do you have to be "really good" to get in?
Because of the difficulty level of the repertoire (especially in
the spring season), members must be able to read music. Preference
is given to those who have had past choral experience, particularly
with "a cappella" groups. One's abilities as a vocal _soloist_
are _not_ crucial, however. In past years the Ensemble has
encompassed a wide spectrum of talent and ability.
How do you go about joining Pro Cantare?
New members are accepted by audition only. This is _not_ a soloist
audition, and you do not have to prepare a piece to sing. You will
be asked to do some modest vocal exercises, aural skills, and
sight-reading of easy choral music in four-part harmony, and only
you and the director will be present.
Auditions will be held through Sunday, August 30. To arrange
an audition, please contact Dean File, Director, at 929-6381.
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