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Tips for Students – Section Etiquette

Tips for Students – Section Etiquette

Feb 21 2011
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Aimee Morris
Aimee Morris

Aimee Morris has performed French horn in solo, orchestral, and chamber music concerts in many venues across the United States and abroad. These opportunities include an extended tour of Malaysia, performing and teaching with the Perak Society for Performing Arts in August 2008. She has given both solo and chamber music master classes and greatly enjoys teaching and music outreach opportunities. Since 2007, Aimee has offered multiple clinics on section playing, professionalism, and orchestral etiquette at music schools in New York State. Her teachers have included Patrice Malatestinic, Julie Schleif, and W. Peter Kurau. Aimee is currently in her fourth year of study in horn performance at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY.

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Musicians can sometimes fall into the traps of a casual working etiquette, undoubtedly influenced by our notorious “laid back” nature and lifestyle. In the following article, Aimee Morris discusses the importance of professionalism in the context of the orchestral section player.How you act, dress, talk, handle yourself, and of course perform all contribute to your overall success and viability in an orchestral setting.Take a moment to consider Aimee’s points of professionalism, and think about a few areas where you could perhaps enhance your orchestral etiquette.

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