EVCRT 113 - Orchestration (In Person or Online)

Derek Weagle
Orchestration is an essential course that provides composers with the necessary skills to write for Western symphonic instruments and voices in homogenous chamber ensembles. This course is a highly interactive experience with weekly activities including instrument demonstrations, facilitated discussions with guest presenters, group score study, and readings of composition projects by students of the Juilliard College Division. Over this year-long course, students explore each family of instruments from most uniform to most diverse, beginning with the brass and string families in the fall and voice, percussion, and woodwind families in the spring. Familiarity with professional music notation software, such as Sibelius, Dorico, or Finale is strongly recommended for this course.

Biography: Derek Weagle

This is a yearlong course. Students may join in either fall or spring; however, spring placements are contingent on midyear vacancies.

Placement application required unless pre-approved to enroll. Application deadline: Wednesday, August 20 @ 5pm ET.

Two Sections Available | 13 Classes Total | Extension Holiday Schedule

Credits: 2

EVCRT 113 01:

Tuesdays 7–9pm ET

September 16–December 16

Mode: In Person

EVCRT 113 02:

Thursdays 7–9pm ET

September 18–December 18

Mode: Online

$1,400 plus $140 lab fee per semester

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