Master Classes at the Stulberg International String Competition are free and open to the public. Master Classes provide an opportunity for ALL area students, musicians and audiences to observe and learn from world-class artists.
Master Classes will be held at Dalton Center on Western Michigan University’s campus in Kalamazoo, MI.
MASTER CLASS CLINICIANS
Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin
Danny Lai, viola
Roman Borys, cello
Jamie Parker, piano
GUIDELINES
In order to be considered for the Master Classes offered at the Stulberg International String Competition, applicants are asked to follow the guidelines in the application process.
- Master Class applicants must perform with piano accompaniment, unless it is a solo work without accompaniment such as solo Bach for strings or solo piano repertoire.
- Those selected to perform in the Master Classes must perform the same work as performed in the audition.
- Works composed with accompaniment should include accompaniment in the application video.
- Pieces do not need to be memorized.
- For string students, it is recommended that applicants are at a minimum in Suzuki Book 4 (or comparable) or beyond.
- For piano students, it is recommended that applicants are at a minimum level SAT 6 or comparable or, considered early advanced.
- Violin, viola, cello, and piano soloists under the age of 20 (as of 01/01/2024) are eligible to apply (2024 Competition semifinalists are not eligible).
Application Deadline: April 5, 2024. Master Class application fee ($30) will be paid when online application video is submitted.