Audition Expectations
•Bullet: Audition on the principal applied area required for program admission and scholarship consideration
•Bullet: In-person on campus at designated dates, or video submission for students 200+ miles away
•Bullet: Evaluates talent, musicianship potential, academic success, and sense of calling
•Bullet: Record via phone, tablet, or computer and upload to YouTube or Vimeo
•Bullet: Email video link to music@uu.edu
•Bullet: No editing or production effects allowed
•Bullet: Performance attire recommended
•Bullet: Begin with personal introduction: name, location, degree program, musical experience, calling, and reason for applying
•Bullet: Announce each selection before performing
Contact
•Bullet: Erica Holloway: eholloway@uu.edu or 731-661-5345
After Audition
•Bullet: Video applicants have a Zoom interview with faculty
•Bullet: All students take an online theory placement test
•Bullet: Keyboard evaluation given separately for non-keyboard majors
Scheduling & Accompaniment
•Bullet: All audition times must be scheduled at least two weeks before the audition date
•Bullet: In-person auditions receive higher scholarship consideration than video auditions
•Bullet: Applicants may bring an accompanist or request Union's free pianist
•Bullet: To request Union's pianist, email clean, full-page PDF sheet music at least two weeks before the audition