What academic qualifications do you need to enter the symphony orchestra and how to get into the sym

Looking at the job postings, some require a college degree, while others do not require a college degree.

Symphony orchestras (orchestras) can be divided into two-wind ensembles and three-wind ensembles according to the structure, usually composed of strings, winds, percussion three major parts, small-scale symphony orchestras generally have about 20-30 musicians, and large-scale three-wind orchestras can perform up to more than 100 people.

The oldest symphony orchestras in China and the Far East are the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and the Harbin Symphony Orchestra. Other well-known orchestras include the National Symphony Orchestra of China.

Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra. The most internationally renowned orchestras are the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Brief introduction. Modern orchestras generally require a conductor to conduct them, and in the past orchestras did not have a conductor, principal or harpsichord.

The family plays the role of a conductor. Today, in particular, there are small chamber orchestras or specialized in Baroque performances**.

The orchestra also does not need a conductor.

Orchestras generally play classical**.

or opera, sometimes played pop**. Some orchestras will also perform for film soundtracks or ****.

There are many kinds of professional degrees in the study of art: college graduates, musicians who have studied and worked in the orchestra for many years, students who have studied with ** families and performers for many years, and students who have studied on their own for many years. For example, Gao Zude, a middle school teacher in Fujian, is the Chinese Beethoven and has written more than a dozen symphonies

It depends on what level of symphony orchestra you join, some symphony orchestras, college students can apply for **, depending on the size and level of the symphony orchestra.

It seems that the lowest is a master's student.

Have a certain amount of personal skills. Personal technique should include beautiful timbre, precise intonation, a stable sense of rhythm and a perception of sharpness, etc.; An excellent professional orchestra can play in unison as neatly as the same person, and when it plays in an ensemble, it can be layered and brilliant.

First of all, I think 4 years of study is not enough, you need to enter the ** academy for special study in the future, before that, you need to continue to learn the flute, improve your cultivation, 4 years is obviously far away, I think you still need more practice, improve your self-cultivation.

If you want to enter the symphony team, its requirements are particularly high, first of all, you have to have a high level of ability, every instrument in it can be played very skillfully, and you must also have the ability to conduct and react on the spot, after all, there will be occasional mistakes on such a big stage.

A symphony performance is a collaboration of all voices and performers, and the effect of the performance depends largely on the degree of tacit understanding between everyone. We can be relatively free when we play solo, but once we join the symphony orchestra, we must pay attention to the cooperation with everyone, of course, the first point is to look at the conductor!

At present, the current situation of the development of symphony music in China requires us to measure everything by "professionalism". The so-called "professionalism" is actually a concept that is in line with international standards, and it requires our managers and performers to take the world's famous orchestra as their goal and do their own thing. As a "professional" symphony orchestra player, they must have the "quality" they should have.

There are two aspects to this: "quality" and "cultivation".

If you want to enter the symphony orchestra, you should have some conducting ability and obedience ability, if you want to enter the symphony orchestra, then you must know the corresponding instrument, if you don't have a skill, you will also be a person who fishes in troubled waters after entering. It's going to be very embarrassing for us.

Before entering the symphony orchestra, you must first provide the pronunciation rate, and have your own sensitive capture of these **, so that you can better control my rhythm and know your own positioning when you play in a large ensemble with everyone, and you must also have a special study of one of the instruments, a skill.

Look at the recruitment notice, the corresponding major, each regiment may not recruit any major every year, and the regiment will not recruit people for several years, depending on whether he is lacking. You have to know that the orchestra is basically only for children to enter...

It depends on strength, as long as the violin is played well, you should be able to get in, but it is best to stay in the ** college for a period of time, and it is best to get a graduation certificate, which is more conservative.

If you can surpass the professional level of others in your spare time, then it is no problem, but the students of ** Academy spend hours practicing every day, and they still have to work hard. If you can get the big prize, of course, it will be good, and the steps will be one step higher.

Other recordings include Franz Schubert's works for violin and piano. He mainly serves as an interior ** home (from 1984....After that, he studied at the ** Lycium in Vienna, graduating with honor in 1980. Since 1981 he has been a member of the Munich Symphony Orchestra.

Not necessarily, my friend has also stayed in secondary school.

Basically, unless it's a hobby orchestra composed of all hobby Noho people, you don't graduate from a professional college, you won't want it, they care about the academic qualifications, and even if you graduate from a professional college, you may not be able to finish your life. Come on!

If you are a student at **Academy. If you have a good professional level, you will be transferred to the symphony orchestra.

If you graduate or work. You need to test the local province.

City Song and Dance Troupe. Examination of the Song and Dance Troupe.

The profession must be excellent. It is also necessary to have a university degree or above or a college degree from an art college.

Which orchestra do you want to examine? Boston? Vienna? CCCC? Philharmonic? Hand in? Make? Beijiao?

Performers? Solo?

It's all right, as long as you're good enough.

Let's record your best song, send it to them, and then wait for the interview.

Do you want to take the Canton Fair? Tell me early, if you have the heart, look for me.

The piano belongs to the percussion part of the symphony orchestra, (orchestra) according to the structure can be divided into two wind orchestras and three wind ensembles, usually composed of strings, winds, percussion three major parts, small symphony orchestras generally have about 20-30 musicians, and large three wind orchestras can perform up to more than 100 people. The oldest symphony orchestra in China and the Far East is the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, and the most prestigious in the international music scene are the China Symphony Orchestra and the China Philharmonic Orchestra. Other well-known orchestras include the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra.

A typical orchestra consists of four musical ensembles: bowed strings: violin, viola, cello, double bass woodwinds:

Flute, piccolo, clarinet, oboe, English pipe, bassoon, bassoon Brass instruments: trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba Percussion instruments: timpani, snare drum, kick drum, celesta, piano, etc.

There is no piano or electronic organ in the formal establishment of modern symphony orchestras, and they are generally independent pianists, who have never heard of piano recruitment, and it is more common to recruit violin and cello.

It's professional, right? You must be a member of the military to enter. Of course, it has to go through layers of selection!