What is a senior recital?

A senior recital is a solo recital of approximately 50 minutes of music. Many students perform a senior recital to fulfill their senior project requirement. A half recital is a recital prepared by two students, where each student prepares 20-25 minutes of music.

What is a graduation recital?

A Graduate Recital is required of all performance, composition, and conducting majors in the Master of Music degree program. The Graduate Recital and Recital Abstract is the performance equivalent of the written Thesis required of Music History majors.

What should be included in a recital program?

Introduction

• Contents.
• Performer/Faculty Information How to present the names of performers as well as that of your professor.
• Composer Information The proper way to format the names and dates of composers in your program.

How do I prepare for a senior recital?

3 months until recital

1. Study the scores and listen to recordings. As you practice your part, familiarize yourself with the piano or other instrumental lines.
2. Schedule rehearsals.
3. Schedule a dress rehearsal.
4. Write your program and program notes.
5. Create a recital poster.

What is a doctoral recital?

Doctoral recitals, MV_ 6985-9 (1-4 hours each, S/U grade only–see FSU Bulletin for descriptions), are performed at various stages during the student’s course of studies in the DM Performance program. Then, the student must observe the procedures cited under MASTER’S RECITALS.

How long is a solo recital?

Re: What is the standard solo recital length? More like 90-100 minutes, including intermission.

Are song cycles italicized?

Titles of song cycles use italics. The cycle title should be listed first, and the names of the individual songs should be indented and listed underneath.

How long should a recital last?

A customary full-length classical recital contains about 75-80 minutes of music (or 75-80 minutes of combined music and performer speaking) – and has an intermission.