DATE: Sunday, June 23, 2024
LOCATION: Baltimore museum of art, Meyerhoff Auditorium
Recital schedule
1:00 pm - Guitar Orchestra, Guitar, Strings (Violin, Viola, Cello)
2:30 pm - Flute Choir, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion
4:00 pm - Youth Choir, Voice & Piano - Accompaniment
5:30 pm - Piano
FOR DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT OUR STUDENT RECITALS, DOWNLOAD OUR PERFORMER'S GUIDE:
We are proud to showcase the talents of our students and the hard work they have put into their musical studies. Our student recitals are a great opportunity for our community to come together and enjoy the beauty of music.
Each year, Baltimore School of Music hosts several student recitals where our students can perform in front of a live audience. These recitals are held in a professional concert hall and are open to the public. Our recitals feature a variety of students of all ages, instruments, and skill levels.
Our recitals provide our students with the opportunity to showcase their musical progress and gain valuable performance experience. Our supportive and encouraging atmosphere helps our students to build confidence and feel proud of their accomplishments.
We believe that music is for everyone, and our student recitals are a wonderful example of this. Whether you are a student, parent, teacher, or music lover, we welcome you to join us at our next recital and witness the magic of music firsthand.
General Details:
- All students, regardless of age or level, are encouraged to perform at our Student Recitals.
- There is a $35 Student Recital fee for each performance. Each performer will receive a certificate for their performance as well as a professionally printed program.
- Each Student Recital is very limited to and space is on a first-come, first-served basis. We expect most recitals to sell out, so register early.
- Student performances are limited to one work no longer than 3 minutes in duration.
- To perform, students must be enrolled in music lessons at Baltimore School of Music through June. Students who withdraw early will not be eligible for the Student Recital.
- Please refer to our Student Recital Guide section to answer any questions you have.
REGISTER FOR THE STUDENT RECITALS
Registration will open on Wednesday, May 1 at 2:00 pm.
Student Recital FAQ
Registration
Students must register on Baltimore School of Music’s website. The recital fee is due when registering.
Due to the limited capacity of our recitals, all registration fees are non-refundable.
Due to the limited capacity of our recital, students will not be allowed to move to a different recital.
The order of performance will be set by the school and cannot be changed. All students should plan on staying for the duration of each recital.
Arrival and Parking
All of Baltimore School of Music’s Student Recitals will be held in the Meyerhoff Auditorium at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Tickets are not required and friends and family are welcome to attend to support our performing students. The hall seats almost 200, so space should not be an issue.
Parking is available in a paid lot and street parking. Please refer to the BMA's website for more information.
We will open the doors when the previous recital is finished. Students should plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time of the recital.
All students should check in at the Baltimore School of Music table. We will have programs and confirm any equipment (chairs, stands, etc.) needed.
All recitals will start on time. All performers should be seated before the recital begins. If a student is late, they may be ineligible to perform.
Each recital will vary from 30 minutes to 90 minutes depending on student performance.
PERFORMING
Each student is limited to one piece no longer than 3 minutes in duration. Most students' performances are around 1-2 minutes in length.
Baltimore Museum of Art has a beautiful Steinway grand piano to use for performances. All other instruments will need to bring their personal instrument for performance unless otherwise discussed with your teacher.
All current students of Baltimore School of Music, including adults, are welcome to perform in our student recitals.
We do not have a dress code for our recitals, but we suggest dressing up as it is a special event. Dresses for girls or slacks and collared shirts for boys is most commonly worn, but it is at the discretion of each performer.
Unfortunately, accompaniment is not available at our student recitals. All performances will need to be solo.
Due to the number of students, we do not have a space for students to warm up. Each student should come to the recital warmed up and cannot play in any public space in the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Each student will be seated in the audience and called up individually.
Teachers are not required to be in attendance as we have a mixture of students performing at every recital.