From Competition to Stage: Becoming a Concerto Soloist
Each year, Juilliard music students may enter competitions to be concerto soloists with the Juilliard Orchestra. This is the story of one such competition; the winner performed the U.S. premiere of a concerto by Michael Jarrell.
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Crawling Cobra – Intense Multi Percussion Solo (Jacopo Pisapia)
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How to become a concerto soloist!
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Bertold Hummel: Concerto for percussion and orchestra - I. Adagio
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Higdon Percussion Concerto - Dallas Winds & Cameron Leach
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Jacob Collier Improvises With Orchestra (Live in San Francisco)
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2023 CAIC winner - Melody Shen
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