PERRYMAN VOICE STUDIO: REQUIRED LIVE ASSIGNMENT
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2022 MPC 7-9PM
ASSIGNMENT: Your required class assignment will be live next week. We will be doing a mock jury. This jury is in place of your regular lesson time. This mandatory meeting will be in MPC with all of Prof. Perryman’s voice students from 7-9pm. We will be meeting with Professor LaMotte’s studio voice students as well.
VOCAL JURY: A vocal jury is an end of the semester performance by a voice student for a panel of voice faculty. Students prepare 2 contrasting pieces from lessons preferably standard art song repertoire. You’ll be judged on intonation, diction, vowels, breath support, artistry, pronunciation, and overall presentation.
WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING: You will present one of your pieces memorized that you will be singing for the semester jury. You will be given a grade and constructive feedback from Professor Perryman and Professor LaMotte. When you are not singing, you will listen to other students perform.
WHAT WILL YOU BRING: You will need come to our class with:
- Your music binder, ready for the pianist, Giovanni Longo
- A completed jury sheet plus 2 copies; see example. (You list both semester pieces but will sing just one)
WHAT WILL YOU WEAR: Dress or dress slacks/shirt (choose classic style/it shouldn’t distract.) Your hair should be away from the face. Wear shoes that are dressy but you are able to sing in (no gym shoes or flip flops.)
JURY SHEET: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QumWT20fO-2vF7F3SaIOTsr_4zCHTCQn/view?usp=sharing
Wagner College Department of Music – Vocal Jury Rubric
To Be Completed by Student
SEMESTER: Fall 2022 Date:10.26.22 (Mock Jury)
NAME: Liz Perryman
VOICE TYPE: Dramatic Soprano
DEGREE CONCENTRATION (check all that apply):
Music (BA)
X Performance (BA)
Music Scholarship
APPLIED INSTRUCTOR: Andrea DelGiudice
ACADEMIC STANDING: FR1 FR2 SO1 SO2 JR1 JR2 SR1 SR2
SELECTIONS FOR JURY PRESENTATION. (List by title/composer)
“Love’s Philosophy” Roger Quilter
“Die Mainnacht” Johannes Brahms
REPERTOIRE STUDIED (but not prepared for jury evaluation this semester.)
“Pace Pace Mio Dio” Giuseppe Verdi
“Es Gibt Ein Reich” Richard Strauss
“Il Est Doux, Il Est Bon” Jules Massenet
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