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[Azzy-licious]

“But if I know you, I know what you'll do.
You'll love me at once-”

Currently, I am working solely on improving my vocal abilities.

Current works:
O Love of God Most Full - Ralph Manuel
Ave Maria - Johann Sebastian Bach and Charles Gounod
Think of Me (Phantom of the Opera)
Vittoria, mio core! - Giacomo Carissimi

My newest piece is the latter.
I'm working with a vocal coach at the moment,
but I may be able to perform at her church. :3

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“-the way you did once upon a dream”

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[AtelierEmrys]

Currently working on Debussy's Clair de Lune on piano and Monteverdi's Beatus Vir with a small choir XD heart  

[13Mizu-Chan13]

As of now, I am working on improving my fiddling techniques. I am trying to play What hurts the most by rascal flatts... But I am also working on our All Region Etude... :/ there is so much to be done

 

[Gjornia X]

Mozart Symphony No. 35, Hebrides Overture??, and some other orchestra pieces whose names I can not remember sad  

[Lune the Looney]

The Moon over the Ruined Castle- on flute
as well as double tonguing, Turkish March- Mozart, and some other exercises in the Advanced Method book by Rubank. Also, a few little Mozart etudes, and an etude in Bb Minor.  

[TrumpetGoddess0913]

Well for out spring concert last semester, we played:

Overture to Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)
By: Gioachino Rossini
Overture to Die Fledmermaus
By; Johann Strauss Jr.
Overture to Poet and Peasant (my FAVORITE!)
By: Franz Von Suppe
Symphony No. 2 in D major, Opus 73
By: Johannes Brahms

Over the summer I've been preparing the Haydn Concerto for Trumpet in Bb and Sound an Alarm by Frederic Handel =)  

[Numiii]

quietskies

Currently working on Debussy's Clair de Lune on piano and Monteverdi's Beatus Vir with a small choir XD heart

Oh. My. God. Me too!!!! I love Clair de Lune!!!!! Debussy is amazing, isn't he? I'm kinda stuck on it though. I can't make it past the second page... sweatdrop  

[mistorious]

I'm playing Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso and the first movement of the Bruch Violin Concerto right now.
nothing for orchestra yet cause school nor youth has started yet.  

[Sionja]

This summer (recently performed):
Cosi sextet (Fiordiligi - went pretty well, my Dorabella and I blend really well)
Flower duet (Mallika - I've officially performed both parts so I want to retire it for a little while, haha)

The fall (working on senior recital rep):
Argento's From the Diary of Virginia Woolf set (I think I'm starting with "War")
Strozzi's "Lagrime mie" (once it comes in)
some flavor of Schubert set (already worked on "Gretchen" in the spring)
Duparc set ("Extase" and "L'Invitation au Voyage" - did "Chanson triste" in the sping)
Meyerbeer's "Ombre legere" or the Shadow Song (been working on it since November - it's my first real coloratura piece)

For funsies:
Impresario trio, "Ich bin die erste Saengerin" (Mademoiselle Silberklang)
probably the first trio from The Magic Flute, "Stirb, Ungeheu'r" (Zweite Dame)
possibly the card scene from Carmen
maybe "Come scoglio" from Cosi fan tutte (seems like loads of fun)
might get Strozzi's "L'Astratto" (because it's hilarious)


I get bored in the summer so I try to keep myself busy, haha. : )  

[Le Cosmo]

Sonatina in F minor - Beethoven
Prelude in D - Bach
Polonaise in A "Military" - Chopin
Golliwogg's Cakewalk and Sarabande from Pour le Piano - Debussy
Prelude 1 - crazyrussiancomposerwithacrazyrussianlastname
 

[Gjornia X]

For those who don't know, I'm a violinist.

Currently staring at Sarasate's Romanza Andaluza (well, not NOW...you know what I mean) I've been practicing it [VERY] loosely on and off for the past two months, but seriously practicing now and managed to get through it start to end today biggrin . I should be preparing the Wienawski conerto for a competition...I don't have music yet. Bruch G minor concerto (it take every bone in my body to practice it and not just listen to Vengerov's version and imagine myself playing it razz )


[I won't ever mention Bach, since his music is one that violinists are constantly practicing]  

[MezzoPianoX]

Trying to write a transcription for 2 Clarinets and Bass clarinet of:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onQJZ-gzwsc&feature=related
(Man of Lamancha "I Don quixote")

Trying to organize a recording session of:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KpkznNdjeM
with several comrades. (which shouldnt be too bad, the music is relatively simple and the song is pretty easy to get into) as well as the dude who made the video has kindly provided the sheet music.  

[waterstream]

chopin cello sonata in g minor <3 <3  

[wolfbane_eyes]

I'm working on some Chopin, and some of my own little interludes. Nothing too impressive, I must admit. But I try.  

[flamingoawesome]

(is a violist)

JC Bach Concerto in C minor, movements I and II

accompaniment for Rogers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella"

Dvorak's American Quartet, movement I

Beethoven's Streichquartett op 18 nr 3

Mozart's Quartett in B #9