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 Orchestral Parts and Solos for Trumpet 4

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Code Completion Credits Range Language Instruction Semester
106PTR4 ZK 1 1/T Czech summer
Subject guarantor:
Vladimír REJLEK, Jaroslav ROUČEK, Zdeněk ŠEDIVÝ
Name of lecturer(s):
Vladimír REJLEK, Jaroslav ROUČEK, Zdeněk ŠEDIVÝ
Learning outcomes of the course unit:

Introduction to the widest selection of orchestral parts from symphonic and opera pieces. Preparations for auditions.

Mode of study:

contact instruction

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

Instrument skills at the level corresponding to the study year and student profile.

Recommended optional programme components:

Chamber literature in wind duets and trios.

Course contents:

This course provides students with knowledge of orchestral literature and practices the most important solos which an orchestra member may encounter. Each course gradually introduces all composers and their important trumpet solos for orchestra. This course practices the orchestra studies by - V. Junek, L. Lutak, F. Gumbert, H. Pietysch and Czech Philharmonic parts.

Recommended or required reading:

V. Junek Orchestrální sóla pro trubku

L. Lutak Orchestrální studie

Planned learning activities and teaching methods:

Participation of students in auditions for symphonic and opera orchestras.

Assessment methods and criteria:

Evaluation of instrument and orchestra playing, completion of the established repertoire, AKS verification, all concluded with the award of credit.

Course web page:
http://www.hamu.cz/katedry/katedra-dechovych-nastroju
Note:

Instructors manage the alternation of individual orchestra parts according to composer notes.

Schedule for winter semester 2012/2013:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
Schedule for summer semester 2012/2013:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
The subject is a part of the following study plans:
Generated on 2013-06-03
Updates of the above given information can be found at http://sp.amu.cz/en/predmet106PTR4.html