Heather,
Congratulations on being accepted intoAPU! I am sure others will chime in,
but if I could have told my incoming freshmen what to have done better, I
would have told them to have studied their music theory and sight reading
more. That particular lack of knowledge will slow you down more than
anything, I think. As far as singing knowledge, sometimes teachers would
rather you not know a lot, so they can teach you "their" way. Sometimes
preconceived notions of how the voice is supposed to work can slow progress
with a teacher.
Good luck with your studies, and welcome to vocalist.
David Grogan
ETBU Music
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 7:22 PM
Subject: [vocalist] Studying Vocal Performance In College
> Hi,
> I am new to this group, so first off I just want to say hi, and that this
is,
> by what I've seen so far, my most favorite and interesting e-group I'm a
> member of.
> I am a senior in high school and I've been accepted into a college
choir
> (Azusa Pacific University) and am going to major in vocal performance. I
want
> to make sure that I'm ready when I go there, so what do college professors
> expect? Thank you, and I'm looking forward your responses!
> -Heather
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