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effort to schedule a make up day at or near the same location and with audition times as close as
possible to the original schedule. (rev. 05/22/05)
V. MUSIC
A. The Auditions Chairperson shall prepare the list of audition pieces, including the specific seg-
ments to be performed, with the aid of the Auditions Committee and may solicit recommenda-
tions from specialists and subcommittees.
B. The Auditions Chairperson shall make the official list of audition pieces available at the All-
Member Meeting. The Auditions Chairperson shall submit a copy of this list, including the spe-
cific segments to be performed, to the Handbook Editor by the submission deadline for inclusion
in the annual publication of the MMEA Handbook.
C. The Auditions Chairperson shall make the audition piece list available as soon as possible to
all local music vendors who request it.
D. Failure to play the music specified on the official list, including the specified edition, may re-
sult in disqualification at the discretion of the judges and the Auditions Chairperson.
VI. AUDITION PROCEDURES
A. The Auditions Chairperson is responsible for securing adjudicators. Except in extreme
circumstances, the same adjudicators shall audition the same instruments at all sites.
B. All auditioning students must be accompanied by an adult chaperone. Only an adult chaperone
may register students to audition. Unchaperoned students shall not be allowed to audition.
C. To expedite the audition process, similar instruments may be grouped together and scheduled
to audition in a single room, and some instruments may be auditioned at fewer sites, days, or
times at the discretion of the Auditions Committee.
D. Whenever possible, in each audition room there shall be two adjudicators who have an exper-
tise in at least one of the assigned instruments. Whenever possible, there shall be one male and
one female adjudicator. (rev. 05/22/05)
E. Procedures for all students
1. Students shall perform the required segments of a prepared solo as published annually in the
MMEA Handbook. The solo does not need to be memorized. The instrumental solo shall be
unaccompanied. The vocal solo shall be accompanied by the official recording. (rev. 05/24/04)
2. Each student shall sight-read materials selected by the adjudicators. The sight-reading shall be
easier than the solo and be a test of musicality as well as technique.
3. The length of time that each student is in the audition room may vary according to the com-
plexity of that room's requirements and factors outside the control of the adjudicators.
F. Procedures Specific to Winds
1. Students shall play two major scales chosen by the adjudicators from the list of required scales
as published annually in the MMEA Handbook. Scales shall be performed memorized and in a
required pattern and number of octaves as published annually in the MMEA Handbook.
2. Students shall perform the chromatic scale over the required range of the instrument and in the
required pattern as published annually in the MMEA Handbook.
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