2010 Schedule
Sunday, February 7
12:30-2:00
Registration in Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Teachers will check students in, turn in release forms, pay any fees due, pick up Dorian badges at the registration table, and housing assignments at the housing table. On campus housing arrangements must be made in advance. If reservations are desired but were not indicated on the registration form, please let us know immediately: phone (563) 387-1389 or email jimbuzza@luther.edu.
2:00–4:30
First Rehearsals: Chamber Orchestra with Daniel Baldwin in the Orchestra Room, Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Festival String Orchestra with Spencer Martin in the Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life. Philharmonia Orchestra with Scott Hosfeld in the Sperati Room, Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. (Breaks will be given at conductors' discretion.)
2:00–4:30
Lessons, solo reviews, masterclass auditions and scholarship auditions with members of the Luther Music Faculty in Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Students should be outside their scheduled stuio FIVE MINUTES early. THEY SHOULD BRING MUSIC FOR THEIR TEACHER. (Students scheduled for faculty appointments should leave and rejoin rehearsals quietly.)
5:00-6:30
Dinner. Optional banquet ($10.00 per plate, advance reservations required).
7:00-8:30
Concert: Luther College Symphony Orchestra.
After concert: Students staying on campus take personal belongings to their assigned housing area.
10:30
Dormitories Will Be Locked At This Time.
Monday, February 8
7:00–8:15
Breakfast: On your own. Student Cafeteria ($4.50)
8:30–10:15
Rehearsals: Same sites as Sunday.
8:30–10:15
Lessons, solo reviews, scholarship auditions with members of the Luther Music Faculty in Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Students should be outside their scheduled studio FIVE MINUTES before the lesson. MUSIC SHOULD BE BROUGHT ALONG FOR THE TEACHER.
10:30–10:50
Daily Chapel at Luther College. All are welcome to attend. Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life.
11:00–12:30
Attendance Required
- Violin Masterclass (Virginia Strauss)
- Noble Recital Hall, Jenson-Noble Hall.
- Violin Masterclass (Jubal Fulks)
- Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life.
- Viola Masterclass (Spencer Martin)
- Choir Room, Jenson-Noble Hall.
- Cello Masterclass (Eric Kutz)
- Sperati Room, Jenson-Noble Hall.
- Bass Masterclass (Rolf Erdahl)
- Orchestra Room, Jenson-Noble Hall.
12:30–1:30
Lunch: On your own. Student Cafeteria ($6.25),Oneota Coffee Shop and Marty's will be open.
1:30–3:30
Rehearsals: Festival String Orchestra—Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life. Philharmonia Orchestra—Sperati Room, Jenson-Noble Hall of Music.
1:00–4:00
Rehearsal: Chamber Orchestra—Orchestra Room, Jenson-Noble Hall.
1:00–4:00
Lessons, solo reviews, scholarship auditions with members of the Luther Music Faculty in Jenson-Noble Hall of Music. Students should be outside their scheduled studio five minutes early with music for the teacher.
3:45–4:15
Rehearsal: Philharmonia Orchestra in the Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life.
3:45–4:45
Rehearsal: Festival String Orchestra in the Sperati Room, Jenson-Noble Hall.
4:15–4:45
Rehearsal: Chamber Orchestra in the Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life.
4:45–5:30
Concert Soloists' Rehearsal: Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life.
5:00–6:30
Dinner: On your own. Student Cafeteria ($7.75), Oneota Coffee Shop and Marty's will be open.
7:00–8:30
Festival Grand Concert: Main Hall, Center for Faith and Life. Free admission. Concert apparel: whatever is worn for concerts with the students' respective high school or regional orchestras.