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(Also see the MSDE PDF at
Fine and Performing Arts at Salisbury
University)
To be considered for selection, students must complete an audition and interview for
each course selection. Two auditions/interview sessions are scheduled:
Saturday, April 13
Franklin Middle School
10 Cockeysmill Road
Reisterstown, MD 21136
OR
Saturday, April 20
Salisbury University
Fulton Hall Lobby
1101 Camden Avenue
Salisbury, MD 21801-6860
You must contact the Center Director at 410-548-4777 to register for an audition
date as well as a morning or afternoon session. Date and time assignments will
be made on a first-come, first-served basis. The morning session will begin at
9:00 a.m.; the afternoon session will begin at 1:00 p.m.
Orchestra students must bring their own music and instruments for the audition. Orchestra students should prepare a three-minute selection using standard audition procedures, including sight-reading and major and chromatic scales. Orchestra applicants should seek the help of their school or private instructors when choosing solos and preparing for the audition. Accompaniment should not be used.
Musical Theatre Performance students should prepare a piece from a
Broadway musical which does not exceed
three minutes. Students should bring their
own music; an accompanist will be provided.
Students will also be tested for vocal
range and sight-singing ability.
Acting students should perform a monologue,
which must be memorized, from
a published play or other piece of literature for
no longer than two minutes. You are encouraged
to choose material appropriate to your
age level. Musical selections and material
from films or television are not acceptable.
Students may also be asked to perform an
improvisation or other exercise.
Digital Filmmaking students will be interviewed and should be prepared
to discuss their interests and experience.
Students may bring sample tapes, DVDs,
drawings, designs or plots (not required).
Integrated Visual Arts students
should bring three samples of their work
and be prepared to discuss their goals in
studying in their area of interest. Bring
sketch book and pencils in order to participate
in a still-life sketch exercise.
Creative Writing students should submit three (3) poems or one
short story of no less than three pages, or a combination of both. Include a
paragraph introducing yourself with a brief history of your writing life, and
why you would like to participate in the program. Applicants will be
interviewed, and should be prepared to discuss their writing interests.
Mail completed application to:
Robert Smith, Director,
Maryland Summer Center for the Fine and Performing Arts
Salisbury University
1101 Camden Avenue
Salisbury, MD 21801-6860
(410) 548-4777 Ext. 2
Email: msca@salisbury.edu
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