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Amy Porter's ANATOMY OF SOUND FLUTE WORKSHOP
A supportive, holistic approach to the flute
JUNE 2 - 5, 2012
photo by Kristen Hoebermann
10th Anniversary with special guest artist Paula Robison

photo by Matt Dine
This four-day intensive workshop presents an opportunity for adult flutists of all ages to participate in master classes, and join in-depth discussions about the study of flute tone, breathing and body awareness both in flute practice and in performance.
Fifteen performers are chosen by taped audition and will be selected upon level of playing needed for the class selected. No limit to the number of auditors. Every age adult and performance level (student, amateur, semi-professional, professional) is encouraged to apply.
The repertoire-based workshops will focus on all aspects of practicing and performing and the movement workshops will feature Professor
Schwiebert focusing
on performance efficiency, reducing the stress and tension associated with performance, while increasing the student's capacity for expression.
In addition, several leading flute manufacturers will exhibit their instruments for attendees to view, test and buy!
PRESENTED BY:
AMY PORTER, Associate Professor of Flute, University of Michigan,
Former Associate Principal Flute, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, InternationalAward-winning Soloist, Recording Artist
PAULA ROBISON, Professor of Flute, Recording Artist; Author; Founding Artist Member Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; Faculty New England Conservatory, Donna Hieken Flute Chair
JERALD SCHWIEBERT,
Assistant Professor of Theatre (Acting, Directing & Movement), University of Michigan
DAVID GILLILAND, Collaborative Pianist Wind and Percussion Instruments, University of Michigan
LAURA DWYER, Certified Yoga Instructor, Principal Flute of the Sarasota Opera Orchestra and Musica de Camara. Flute/piccolo with the Santa Fe Symphony and Opera Southwest.

Anatomy of Sound 2011
CLASSES INCLUDE:
- Porter master class: "The Anatomy of Sound"
Find out how to discover your own individual tone through long tones and non-vibrato practicing and continue to be fascinated at how the body can always be flexible to help with tone production.
- Porter/Schwiebert Class: "How the Body Moves"
- Paula Robison master classes; Themes and Variation; Mozart, Bach and the Dance; Playing between the Notes
- Dwyer Class: "Yoga for Flutists"
- And more...
MATERIALS:
Please purchase prior to arriving:

Paula Robison's The Andersen Collection and To a Wild Rose
PRESENTATIONS INCLUDE:
- Acting Theory and Methods: Jerald Schwiebert
- Gala Evening Recital: Paula Robison
- Gala Evening Recital: Amy Porter
SCHEDULE:
AOS 2012 Schedule
AOS 2011 Schedule
FEES:
Application Fee - $30
(not included in the workshop fee)
Performers: $700
Students, amateurs, semi-professional, and professional flutists may apply. Fifteen performers are chosen by taped audition and will be selected upon level of playing needed for the class selected. Please indicate your preference in the specific classes that are offered, by ranking three options. Every effort will be made to match the appropriate person to their chosen classes.
Full-Time Participant: $500
May attend all classes and recitals.
Daily Auditor: $180 / per day
May attend all classes and recitals for the day(s) specified.
Campus housing also available. Please visit our General Information page and select housing option on your application.
PAYMENT DUE JUNE 1, 2012.
NO REFUNDS FOR CANCELLATIONS AFTER MAY 25, 2012.
  
2011 Anatomy of Sound Participants
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS/PROCEDURES:
Performer applications: Due May 11, 2012
Participant applications: Due May 25, 2012 (no recording required)
All applicants: (All files to be uploaded to an external link upon completion of the online application.)
- Submit an online application and application fee (credit card preferred, check payment accepted).
- Upload files at the link provided in your application confirmation:
- A short statement as to why you would like to attend the workshop so we can know of tension issues or a playing-related injury.
- Resume / description of current flute related activities.
- If applying as a PARTICIPANT/AUDITOR: photo/headshot (this does NOT need to be a professional photo)
- If applying as a PERFORMER: An audition recording (CD recording only - not to exceed 20 minutes) or a recent performance, of two contrasting works. One piece must be with piano or orchestral accompaniment.
Performer applicants only: Performer applicants must provide repertoire options to be performed in each selected master class. Please see the online application for specific information.
  
Anatomy of Sound 2011
APPLICATION:
Online Application
CONTACT:
For more information about this workshop or any of the School of Music, Theatre & Dance Summer Workshops, please contact the office of Youth & Adult Programs:
Email: smtd.adultprograms@umich.edu
Phone: (734)
936-2660
CORPORATE SPONSORS:
Please contact our office if you are interested in becoming a 2012 corporate sponsor or exhibiting at this event.
Email: smtd.adultprograms@umich.edu
Phone: (734)
936-2660
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