Flute Symphony 2012
Donald Zook, Director/Conductor
Leandra Botta, Assistant Conductor/ Chamber Coach
Wednesday evenings starting June 13, 2012
Final Concert: Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Jane C. Carr Amphitheater, Hingham
Summer after summer, Flute Symphony players come to South Shore Conservatory to meet and perform with some of the area’s best professional and amateur flutists.
The program acquaints students with a variety of music styles, from baroque and classical, to “pop” and jazz, and introduces the music of present-day composers. Students gain stronger skills in reading, intonation, listening, breathing, improvisation, phrasing and musicianship, and learn to think in terms of harmony as well as melody.
Flute Symphony’s final performance is Wednesday, August 1, 2012
7 pm in the Jane Carr Amphitheater.
Solo Competition
Audition on June 15 to perform a solo on the final Flute Symphony concert and to receive a cash prize. Open to all registered Flute Symphony students.
Advanced Artist Ensemble Solo
Repertoire: TBA
Artist Ensemble Solo
Repertoire: TBA
Chamber Ensemble
Delve into the world of chamber music! Artist and Advanced Artist Ensemble members may audition to perform in a smaller ensemble setting and work as a team. Each group meets individually for an hour before their scheduled Flute Symphony rehearsal time. Auditions are held on June 15, the first night of Flute Symphony. No extra fee for chamber music.
Financial Aid
Please contact Flute Symphony Director, Donald Zook at d.zook@sscmusic.org
or call him at 781-934-2731, ext. 16.
Tuition and Registration
Use the Class Registration Request Form to register. Use the PayPal buttons below to pay tuition.
Advanced Artist Ensemble
For advanced students age 14 to adult
Meets: 7:30 – 9:30 pm
$250
Artist Ensemble
For intermediate students age 12 - 14
Meets: 6:00 – 8:00 pm
$250
New Artist Ensemble
Conductor, Leandra Botta
For beginning students with 6 months to 2 years experience
Meets: 6:00 – 7:00 pm
$150
Note: Age does not necessarily limit your placement. Students who feel they are more appropriately placed in another level may speak with the director.