Independent String Teachers of Madison-Calendar

IST recitals 2010

January 3

February 21

April 25

All recitals take place on Sundays at 1:30 pm at Morphy Recital Hall, which is located at the

UW School of Music

455 N. Park St.
Madison, WI 53706

(Directions to campus)

Teachers, if you would like your student to play in one of the recitals, please contact Andrew Waid (agwaid@yahoo.com) and submit:

student's name and instrument, piece, movement title, and composer's name, aproximate duration of the piece, and name of accompanist if applicable.

Encourage your students to come to the recitals. Recitals not only give us an opportunity to perform, but a way to share our own learning and teaching experiences.

Some Guidelines to enjoying your Recital

1.We encourage both teachers and their students to come and listen to an IST recital before taking part in one.

2.You have worked hard to prepare the piece that is to be performed. But, did you practice walking on and off the stage properly?. Do you know how to bow to theaudience? Ask your teacher to practice this with you in your lesson.

3. A recital is a special occasion. Please do not come in torn jeans and t-shirts. Find some clothes that are semi-formal and practice at least once with your special clothes on at home. You need to be comfortable.

4. Arrive at least 15 minutes before the beginning of the recital. That gives you time to tune and lets your instrument get used to the hall. A deep breath or two will calm you.

5. Please stay to the end of the recital. Everybody likes an audience and you might hear something that you would like to play yourself one day. Plus, it is fun to hear and encourage other students.

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IST recitals 2010

January 3

February 21

April 25

All recitals take place on Sundays at 1:30 pm at Morphy Recital Hall, which is located at the

UW School of Music

455 N. Park St.
Madison, WI 53706

(Directions to campus)

Teachers, if you would like your student to play in one of the recitals, please contact Andrew Waid (agwaid@yahoo.com) and submit:

student's name and instrument, piece, movement title, and composer's name, aproximate duration of the piece, and name of accompanist if applicable.

Encourage your students to come to the recitals. Recitals not only give us an opportunity to perform, but a way to share our own learning and teaching experiences.

Some Guidelines to enjoying your Recital

1.We encourage both teachers and their students to come and listen to an IST recital before taking part in one.

2.You have worked hard to prepare the piece that is to be performed. But, did you practice walking on and off the stage properly?. Do you know how to bow to theaudience? Ask your teacher to practice this with you in your lesson.

3. A recital is a special occasion. Please do not come in torn jeans and t-shirts. Find some clothes that are semi-formal and practice at least once with your special clothes on at home. You need to be comfortable.

4. Arrive at least 15 minutes before the beginning of the recital. That gives you time to tune and lets your instrument get used to the hall. A deep breath or two will calm you.

5. Please stay to the end of the recital. Everybody likes an audience and you might hear something that you would like to play yourself one day. Plus, it is fun to hear and encourage other students.