Soloist with Orchestra
Serving as a soloist with an orchestra is one of the most monumental tasks in the performing arts, requiring superior skills in almost every aspect of music making. The soloist’s technical abilities must represent the highest level of mastery; however, of equal importance are individual creative interpretation of musical lines, exquisite tone, an appealing personality & stage presentation. It is only with all these factors that the objective of the performance will be reached.
- Type Experience
- Level Advanced
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Understanding of the complete orchestral score & body of work of the conductor
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Ability to serve as a bridge between the ensemble & conductor
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Stage presence
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Creative interpretation of musical lines
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Exquisite tone & the highest level of mastery
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Strong but appealing personality
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Able to lead a large group of musicians & make them understand their intentions & follow them like one mechanism, from the beginning of the performance & carrying on to the very last note.
Standards
Classical musicians with high level accomplishments in performance and teaching perform in solo and chamber concerts, teach lessons, coach chamber groups, and present Master Classes at the InterHarmony International Music Festival. They are deeply artistic, intellectual, and have expertise and skills which help develop students’ abilities.