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Guidelines [PDF] |
There are four main points which dictate the
judging criteria for the Tamburitzans audition
process:
1. The auditionee's overall talent;
2. The quantity of graduating seniors/departing
members and type of talent to be replaced;
3. The type of talent required by the style
of show selections which are being prepared
for the upcoming season(s);
4. The poise, stage presence, attitude, and
appearance of the auditionee.
It should be understood that the Tamburitzans
ideally look for performers who are multi-talented.
In this way, the performer's talents would be
utilized according to the needs of the group and
the demands of the performance. Despite this fact,
however, there are some performers who will be
instrumentalists most of the time; some who will
be dancers most of the time and some who will
be singers most of the time. Also, outstanding
talent in a single, specialized area does not
guarantee
a spot in the ensemble. For example, the Tamburitzans
have little need for more than two performers
who are stringed-bass specialists; however, if
one of the Tamburitzans graduating seniors is
a bass specialist then logically, a suitable replacement
must be found. |