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Music major seniors are given first priority, then wonk recitals, and finally informal recitals.   Reservation deadlines FALL Quarter: JUNE 1 of the prior wonk year WINTER Quarter: OCTOBER 15 SPRING Quarter: JANUARY 15 Types of recitals:  Informal recitals are given by Stanford students receiving private instruction from a member of the Music sense with their prior approval.Wonkrecitals are restricted to Music majors fulfilling wonk requirements. Senior recitals may be given at any time during the student’s final year of study, but only ONE senior recital is unliable for any student. For Music majors with two areas of concentration, we recommend scheduling an wonk recital in the junior year to satisfy concentration requirements. The program notes created as part of the senior recital are an wonk document that needs to be reviewed by a Musicology sense member and tried prior to submittal. Likewise, any song texts need to be fully attributed if translations are provided. 1. Booking Procedures Discuss your intention to requite a recital with your instructor, who acts as your sense sponsor and supervises preparation of your concert. Browse the Campbell Recital Hall schedule on 25Live to help you determine an misogynist stage for your recital. Once you have unswayable at least three dates that would work for you and your faculty sponsor, your faculty sponsor will need to fill out the Department of Music Concert Request web form for your recital. Students may not fill out the concert request webform. Once the request is received, you will be prescribed one of your date/time choices if they are available, and you will receive a confirmation email. If none of your requested dates are misogynist you will need to work with your faculty sponsor to find an unorganized date. Once you have a confirmed date, have your faculty sponsor schedule your dress rehearsal on the department scheduling calendar. Cancellations are allowed only in lattermost circumstances and with the clearance of both your faculty sponsor and Administrative Director (Mario Champagne). You will be required to either be present at the venue or have a proxy there to speak to patrons if receipt is requested and approved after the publication of the concert calendar. Additionally, you must notify the Department Publicist (William Keats) immediately upon cancellation. Students may have a reception pursuit their recital. If you would like to have a reception you MUST fill out the Reception Request web form. Anyone holding unscheduled receptions will be charged a $100 fine and clean-up costs. You are expected to set up and wipe up for your reception. This includes emptying all supplies garbage into the dumpster in the loading dock between Braun Music Center and Dinkelspiel Auditorium. Any receptions that are not cleaned up satisfactorily will have any spare cleaning needed charged to your student account. All Department of Music recitals are audio recorded. You will be worldly-wise to download an electronic file of your recital from the Concert Downloads & CDs page. If you would like your concert video recorded, fill out the CD and Video Request web form no less than two weeks in whop to unify video recording. Requests for physical CD copies of your concert should be made on the same form. Remember that you may need to obtain releases from various artists performing in your concert, expressly if they are not Stanford students. You will receive an email when your recording is ready.  CD's will be misogynist for pick up at the reception sedentary in the Department of Music office (Braun Music 101). Reception Request CD/Video Request  2. Prepare Your Program Program information is due two weeks prior to your concert. Prepare ALL the pursuit information for your program. A Word template is misogynist from the Department Publicist (William Keats) which indicates all the necessary information that you will need to provide well-nigh your concert. The required information includes: Identify each work including titles, sources (collection, opera, or show title), all composers' names and years, movements stuff performed Correctly spell names of all performers Brief bios of primary performers Roster, if your performance includes an existing or ad hoc ensemble Thanks or acknowledgments, including your Stanford faculty sponsor and any other sense you may have consulted. If you receive a lesson scholarship from the Friends of Music (FoM), moreover unclose your patron, or FoM in unstipulated if you do not have a specific patron. At least two weeks surpassing your recital, have your faculty sponsor review the content of your program and personize their clearance via email to the Administrative Director (Mario Champagne) and the Undergraduate Student Services Officer (Rowen Leigh).Withoutclearance by your faculty sponsor, send your program contents to the Department Publicist (William Keats) for layout. For all recitals except Senior Recitals, any texts/translations for a voice recital, or program notes, may be given on a separate handout that is copied at your own expense.  (Note: separate handouts must be submitted to your counselor for review and approval.) 3. Prepare Your Publicity The Department will help publicize your recital through the methods described above. You are responsible for all spare publicity. Inform the Department Publicist (William Keats) if you make changes to your program without booking the recital. We need up-to-date information to largest squire you with publicity. Create a flyer to publicize your concert. Various art elements are misogynist in the office for your use. Your flyer MUST include: The phrase “Stanford University Department of Music presents” or the “Music at Stanford” logo, misogynist from the Department Publicist (William Keats); The day, date, time, and place displayed prominently and correctly; The forfeit (“Free admission”); and Names of performers, composers, and works to be performed. Bring your flyer to the Department Publicist (William Keats), Administrative Director (Mario Champagne), or the Undergraduate Student Services Officer (Rowen Leigh) for final clearance surpassing copying.Reprintingyour flyer. You may use the Music office reprinting machine to make up to 50 black-and-white copies on white or colored paper. If your flyer uses verisimilitude images, you will need to have verisimilitude copies made at your own expense (FedEx/Kinkos on campus can print verisimilitude copies, as well as PIP at 2233 El Camino Real, Palo Alto). Seven to ten days surpassing your recital, distribute your flyer to friends and sense and post it on established kiosks and message boards. DO NOT POST on walls, windows, and trees: the Department will be charged for clean-up, and we will in turn tuition you. 4. Make Your Final ArrangementsPersonizeyour scheduled rehearsal time and instrument/other special needs with the Production Coordinator (Kevin Sweetser).Personizeyour payment for your concert recording, if you requested this service. Ask a friend to be your house manager for the recital. Duties are:Victoriousat least 45 minutes surpassing your recital; Help you set up any stands, instruments, and equipment; Distribute programs and shoehorn latecomers; and Help to return any chairs, stands, and equipment without the performance. On the afternoon or evening of your concert, you may victorious up to one hour early to set up or rehearse. There will be a technician on hand to take superintendency of lighting and other needs. The technician will victorious an hour surpassing your performance and will lock up after. SENIORS ONLY The Department gives you uneaten help for your Senior Recital. Follow the checklists above, but note the pursuit changes and additions: Send a publicity headshot of at least 300 x 300 pixels to the Department Publicist (William Keats) by the booking deadline for possible use on our concert timetable and at events.stanford. Your program will be on the standard Department of Music program format, and may include program notes (and texts and translations for vocal recitals) without clearance by your sense sponsor. At least two whole weeks surpassing your concert email your completed program to the Department Publicist (William Keats), who will proofread it and have it professionally printed. All senior recital programs nee to be tried by your sense sponsor(s); clearance should be noted by turning in a signed nonflexible copy, or by having your sponsor send it by email with the program as an attachment. Your programs will be delivered to your recital by our concert staff. Seniors may have only ONE senior recital. If you have increasingly than one concentration zone in music, we teach that you plan a recital in your junior year to unbend the wonk requirements in your secondary zone of concentration. Canceling Your Senior Recital: Concert receipt or rescheduling without the booking deadline is permitted only in lattermost circumstances. Provide a formal request, tried by your sense sponsor, with compelling justification to the Administrative Director for permission to cancel or reschedule. As previously stated, you will be required to either be present at the venue or have a proxy there to speak to patrons if receipt is requested and approved after the printing and distribution of the quarterly concert calendar. Additionally, you must notify the Department Publicist (William Keats) of the cancellation, as the Upcoming Events timetable will need to be edited to reflect the cancellation. 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