Serioz pizzeria
200 Quebec St.
Denver, 80230
Vegetarian pasta and side of 40 meatballs.
Tony’s Famous Pizza
5708 E. Colfax
Denver 80220
3 XXL Pizzas
Noodles & Co.
7401 E 29th Avenue
Denver, 80238
2 square pans of Mac and Cheese
Sweet Tomatoes
14015 East Evans
Aurora 80014
Tossed salad
Bread, butter, dessert, beverages.
$5.00 donation. 5:30.
Thursday, February 23
Moving Toward Festival
A Little Night Music
It’s time to stock up on concessions for our upcoming concerts next week!
Please review the following list and bring your donation the night of the concert or send with your student to school. Thank you for your donations!
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| Further information on the solo competition guidelines, new online application submission procedure, and live final-round location will be announced later this winter.
2013 National Solo Competition Repertoire I. JUNIOR DIVISION
Junior division is open to musicians under the age of 19
(born on or after March 20, 1994).
VIOLIN Bach: Any movement from the Solo Sonatas or Partitas Bloch: Nigun Any piece of the contestant’s choice VIOLA Bach: Any movement from the Solo Cello Suites Bruch: Romance, Op. 85 Any piece of the contestant’s choice CELLO Bach: Any movement from the Solo Suites Frescobaldi-Cassadó: Toccata Any piece of the contestant’s choice DOUBLE BASS Bach: Any movement from the Solo Cello Suites Franz Anton Hoffmeister: Concerto No. 1,1st Movement (with piano parts for solo tuning or orchestral tuning), published by Hoffmeister/obtainable through Lemur Music Co. Any piece of the contestant’s choice GUITAR Bach: Any movement from a solo work Francisco Tárrega: Capricho árabe
Any piece or pieces of the contestant’s choice HARP Bach: Any movement from a solo work Naderman: Sonatina #5
Any piece of the contestant’s choice II. SENIOR DIVISION Senior division is open to musicians ages 19-25
(born on or after March 20, 1988 and before March 20, 1994).
VIOLIN Bach: Any movement from the Solo Sonatas or Partitas Kreisler: Recitative and Scherzo
Any piece of the contestant’s choice
VIOLA Bach: Any movement from the Solo Cello Suites Weber: Andante and Rondo Ungarese
Any piece of the contestant’s choice CELLO Bach: Any movement from the Solo Suites Frescobaldi-Cassadó: Requiebros Any piece of the contestant’s choice DOUBLE BASS Bach: Any movement from the Solo Cello Suites Schubert: Arpeggione Sonata (Movement I), Stuart Sankey, Editor,
published by International. Any piece of the contestant’s choice
GUITAR Bach: Gigue and Double from Suite, BWV 997 (any edition) Francisco Tárrega: Fantasia on Themes from La Traviata
Any piece or pieces of the contestant’s choice HARP Bach: Any movement from a solo work Guridi: Viejo Zortzico
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| About The National Solo CompetitionThe American String Teachers Association promotes excellence in string and orchestra teaching and playing. Through its biannual national solo competition, ASTA has helped launch the careers of a significant number of today’s most successful artist performers and teachers. Among past ASTA prizewinners, you will find well-known soloists, principals of major symphony orchestras, prominent university studio faculty, and much more! Make plans to join this rich history by entering students in the 2013 ASTA National Solo Competition. Look for application details coming soon.
For more information or questions please contact libby@astaweb.com. |
Please click on the link for more info {Citywide Orchestra}
Congratulations to those musicians who have been selected to participate in this year’s Colorado All State Orchestra! We know you have worked hard to get there, now we need to get you there! Parent volunteers are needed to drive students to Fort Collins and chaperone the three-day trip. We leave DSA early Thursday, February 9 and return late Saturday, February 11. DSAO will pay for your hotel stay, and you will volunteer your time and vehicle. If you are a parent of an All State musician please let us know if you are able to help and how many children (basses or cellos) you can fit in your car. Email Christy Berger.
