I.  Please read the Instruction Sheet

II.  How to find music

          III.  General Information

Name:	Your instrument:
Which week? 1 or 2?	Your Program:   advanced    intermediate    novice
What is your second instrument if any?	% of your playing on 2nd instrument?
On average, how many scheduled sessions do you want daily?  Each session is 1.5 hours (circle one):    2     3     4
If you are in the enriched program, what will you play?	composer/work:	movements:
	composer/work:	movements:
	composer/work:	movements:
Someone you particularly want as a coach?
Someone you particularly want to play with?
Someone you do not want to play with? (you get one choice and we will honor it for one year)

IV.  Repertoire Information

NOTE:  We will use the information provided here as well as we can. 
We cannot guarantee to fulfill every request listed here.

Your Name	..		.	Instrument (Violin show1st or 2nd)
Your Program	.Which Week?		Repertoire
Advanced String	Choose one for intensive work		Beethoven String Quartet Op 59 #3	.
			Mendelssohn Str Qrt Op.44#1 in D	.
			Debussy String Quartet	.
Intermediate String	Choose 3 String Quartets from intermediate or novice list (first week only).  Violins must play first on one work.  Note: The string faculty will make final determination of your repertoire.		Haydn Op 64 #2 in b minor (challenge quartet, intermediate)	.
			Schubert Op. 29 in a minor
			Rossini Sonate a Quattro #1 in G	.
Interm.or Novice	Chamber Orchestra.  This newly premiered work by Victor Frost is romantic in style and very charming. to get music		Victor Frost: Bagatelles	.
Novice String	Learn movements from 3 string quartets	Haydn Op 2 #5 in D major both Menuetto movements (2nd and 4th mvmts)		.
		Mozart K. 160 in Eb major un poco adagio
		Schubert D.36 in Bb major andante & menuetto		.
	Learn this piano trio: vl and vc only  to get music		Clementi Op 29 #1 in C major	.
list up to three more pieces you would be interested in playing if we can schedule them (not guaranteed)

V.  Your comments -- anything else we should know: