A reminder that the deadline for Jury Sign Up is coming this Friday, March 14^th, at 04:00PM.

This message is being sent on behalf of Allen Harrington, Professor, Recital/Jury Coordinator (Classical), Desautels Faculty of Music

Hello students and MPS teachers,

Jury sign-up sheets by area (Composition, Piano, Strings, Voice, Woodwind/Brass/Percussion) will be available outside the Main Music Office (room T319) Wednesday, March 5^th at 9:00am through Friday, March 14^th 4:00pm.

Students need to:

Select and sign up for a timeslot
Arrange for a collaborative pianist to be present at your jury if your repertoire requires it
At your jury, make sure to bring an extra copy of the music for the jurors to view

Who does a jury?

All students in the Bachelor of Music Program: General Concentration, History Concentration, Performance Concentration** and the Music Education concentrations are required to perform a Jury Examination as part of their Major Practical Study courses.

**Students in Performance Concentration are NOT required to perform a Jury Examination for Major Practical Study courses MUSC 3470 and MUSC 4470 if they are registered in a credit recital that year.

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma students are NOT required to perform a Jury Examination for Major Practical Study course MUSC 5400 if they are registered in a credit recital that year.

Jury length:

MUSC 1400: Normally 15-17 minutes of music
MUSC 2400: Normally 15-17 minutes of music for students NOT auditioning for Performance. 25 minutes of music are required for students who ARE auditioning for Performance
MUSC 3470: Normally 25 minutes of music
MUSC 4470: Normally 25 minutes of music
MUSC 4160: Normally 12-14 minutes of music
MUSC 5400: Normally 25 minutes of music

For more information, here are links to the Undergraduate and Post-Baccalaureate student handbooks:

Bachelor of Music Student Handbook (Classical): https://umanitoba.ca/music/student-experience/bachelor-of-music-student-handbook

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma Student Handbook: https://umanitoba.ca/music/student-experience/post-baccalaureate-diploma-student-handbook

Questions? Please contact Allen Harrington

Allen Harrington

Professor (Saxophone, Bassoon, Woodwind Area Chair, Recital/Jury Coordinator (Classical))

Desautels Faculty of Music

University of Manitoba

150 Dafoe Road - Tache Arts Complex

Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2

(204)474-7359