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Post by nwcp on Sept 14, 2006 16:15:52 GMT
Anyone can give me instructions how to write a good CV and about asking for scholarship? (to enter a conservatory). suggestion please.. nwcp
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Post by princessmoose on Sept 17, 2006 10:34:16 GMT
I think you'd need to say about why you think you should get the scholarship above everyone else, what performance experience you have, exams/diploma, any competitions you've entered/won etc, any courses you've been on.
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Post by Steve Hopwood on Sept 17, 2006 14:09:53 GMT
Are you talking about UK conservatoires nwcp? If so, then all the information you need to provide will go on the application for entry forms. You will want to include: * you performances. Highlight and prioritise your most notable ones. For example, list recital and concerto performances before music festivals. * exams - there will be a separate section for these. * your teachers. Try to have some lessons with a 'name' if you haven't already done so. Lessons with a prof at the college you really want to attend can be a huge help. * mastercalsses\courses you have been to and\or taken part in. Others will add things I have missed to the list. Scholarships are usually awarded to the best students after the auditions for places. Steve
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Post by nwcp on Sept 18, 2006 16:42:58 GMT
Thanks Saxy and Steve again! No, I am not entering in UK. but just around asia. btw, do they really consider a place for you if you have made or will make your solo recital? NWCP
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Post by Steve Hopwood on Sept 18, 2006 21:05:02 GMT
I don't know about Asian conservatoires from direct experience, nwcp, so this is speculation on my part. If the reason for the existence of Asian conservatoires is the same as that of UK ones (that is, to train performers) then they will be looking for the same things. They will want you to be a brilliant player, dedicated enough to spend hours a day practising alone. Past performances will help in a there-are-two-here-good-enough-for-only-one-place situation, but you will gain a place or not on the strength of your performance at audition. Steve
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Post by nwcp on Sept 19, 2006 7:55:21 GMT
Ok thanks Steve! Get your point
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