The 2-year graduate Master of Music (MM) degree provides advanced musical training and focuses on studio and ensemble work, supplemented by academic course. Instrumentations Piano solo (17497) Piano and Voice (2299) Violin and Piano (1976) 1 Piano, 4 Hands (duet) (1551) Cello, Piano (860) Flute and Piano (552).

Double majors are very rare at Juilliard, due to the strenuous nature of our performance-based curriculum. Most double majors require a third year of study to complete all requirements, and there is an additional cost above tuition that is applicable each year. If you are considering a double major, you must apply, audition, and be admitted to each major before formally requesting approval to study both majors. The Registrar's Office will review the request to determine the feasibility of combining the two chosen majors. Due to the rigorous program for this major, it is not possible to double in Piano or Voice. Fee waiver documentation must be uploaded directly within the online application and submitted by the.

Documents must be in either.doc or.pdf format. (Convert your file to another format if scanning your document as a jpg.) Fee waiver requests are processed on an ongoing basis. There will be an application fee payment due on your application status page until either your request is approved or denied. You will receive an email with the results of your request as soon as it is processed.

If your request for a fee waiver is denied, you will be required to pay the application fee by the deadline. Your application is not considered complete until the fee has been received. An artistic resume must be uploaded as part of the online application. The resume should be 1-2 pages and must include: • Your name (and any alternate name used) • Education (all diplomas/certificates/degrees earned or in progress) • Any experience related to your intended major There is no specific required format for the resume; however it must be uploaded in either a.pdf or.doc format. (Please do not submit program bios.) The resume is used as a reference for faculty and the Admissions Committee. Juilliard’s Admissions Committee uses your essay(s) to learn more about you as an individual and gain a sense of who you are beyond your application, transcript, and audition. Essay Requirements • 1–2 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font • written in English (not translated from another language) • must be your own original work • submitted within the online application Topics Choose one of the following topics: • Many artists experience a moment that crystallizes their career goals.

Describe what that moment was for you. Be specific and tell us how that moment continues to influence your artistic and academic work to this day. • All young artists must balance competing priorities in their lives, and it can be challenging at times to know how to focus one's energy.

Being as specific as possible, how have you balanced your artistic work with other responsibilities such as your academic class work, social life, family, etc.? How would you work to maintain that balance as a Juilliard student? • The Cambridge Dictionary defines integrity as “the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles,” as well as “wholeness and unity.” How would you define artistic integrity for yourself and your art form?

Additional Essay Requirements • • Optional Essay Should you have a special personal or academic history that you feel can explain an unusual circumstance - gap year, unusually low or poor grade in a semester or year, etc. Sam Records Extended Play Disco Classics Rarest. - you have the option to submit an additional short essay.

Transcripts are an important component of the decision process. They help us determine if you have sufficient scholastic competence to succeed in course work at the level for which you are applying. Official transcripts must be received by the. 96 Hour Chick Embryo Serial Section. Definition of an Official Transcript • An electronic record of your academic progress, including grades earned, sent directly to by a secure service (such as Naviance, eSCRIP-SAFE, or other system).

Scanned, emailed, or uploaded copies are not considered official. You will be required to indicate an individual within the who will provide your recommendation.

Your recommendor will receive an email with a link to our recommendor page, where they can securely upload your recommendation to our application system. This recommendation should: • be from a teacher, conductor, coach, or artistic mentor • address your talent and accomplishments • discuss the following individual characteristics that indicate potential for success in the field: Perseverance; Dedication; Collegiality; and Leadership The recommendation itself is not due until later in the. We will only accept recommendations received through our application system.

Teacher Preferences A key element of your study at Juilliard is your major teacher assignment. Music students receive 15 one-hour lessons per semester with a Juilliard studio faculty member.

How to Indicate Your Preferences • You are required to submit your teacher preferences through the • If your preferences change, you can update your selections through your How Your Preferences are Used • Your teacher preferences are confidential and do not affect admissions decisions. Studio faculty are not advised of teacher preference selections until after admission decisions are finalized by the committee. • Your audition will be scheduled based on the availability of your first choice teacher (if attending), followed by your remaining preferences. It may not be possible for all of your preferred teachers to hear your audition • Due to the complexities of audition scheduling, a confirmed date and time cannot be changed even if your teacher preferences change • We aim to confirm studio assignments with notification of admission • If admitted, your teacher assignment will be based on your preferences to the greatest extent possible.

No teacher assignment can be made without a documented request for a specific teacher. Researching Teachers If you are not familiar with our faculty, we strongly recommend researching the teachers in your major prior to the, as follows: • Review the teachers’ and recordings. • Ask your current teacher(s) for recommendations. • Consult with friends who may have studied with them. • Optional: Set up a meeting or lesson with the teacher(s).

Although not all faculty are available to meet with applicants due to their teaching and performing commitments, you may to request contact information for up to four teachers. Scheduling the meeting and payment of any lesson or meeting fee is your responsibility. Audition Repertoire As part of the online application, you are required to submit your proposed live audition repertoire for review.

Should you need to update your repertoire after you submit your online application, you can do so by submitting a form on your. • Insufficient or incomplete audition repertoire may affect consideration for admission • Where specific works are required, substitutions are not allowed • Audition requirements which state a complete piece or work are indicating all movements must be prepared You should first consult with your private teacher to determine the suitability of your proposed repertoire.

If there is any concern regarding the appropriateness of a particular piece,. Your major is required to submit prescreening recordings within the by the. Definition You are required to show proof of English language proficiency if your native language is not English - regardless of citizenship. The Juilliard School defines native language as the language first spoken as a child and the primary language spoken at home. Exemptions You are exempt from this requirement if both of the following are true: • you have attended an English language high school/secondary school for four years • you have or will complete a four-year undergraduate degree at an English language institution Proving English Language Proficiency The ability to speak, read, and understand English fluently is an important factor in admissions decisions.

You may submit one of the following test types to prove your mastery of the English language. If your score falls below the minimum scores listed below, you should carefully consider whether or not to continue the application and audition process. We reserve the right to deny an audition based on scores that fall considerably below our minimum. Test Type TOEFL IELTS PTE Minimum Score 89 6.5 60 The official test results must be sent directly from the testing company and received in the Office of Admissions by the.

Interview Requirement • You may be required to participate in an interview on your audition day in order to demonstrate your fluency with the English language • You will be notified by the Admissions Office if an interview is required InitialView Juilliard is beta testing the use of for measuring language fluency. If you have already conducted an interview with InitialView, you are. However, this does not replace any of the requirements above. Definition You are considered a former Juilliard college student if you have not been in attendance during the previous academic year.

You must submit all required application materials, in addition to the requirements below. Essay You are required to submit an additional essay explaining your motivation for resuming your studies or applying to another major at Juilliard. You may choose to address academic, artistic, or professional goals that you believe could be accomplished by returning.

Transcript Requirements • You are required to provide official transcripts from all institutions attended after Juilliard • Transcripts are already on file from your time at Juilliard and do not need to be submitted Proof of English Language Proficiency You do not need to submit proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE). Decisions We reserve the right to review your Juilliard enrollment record to assist with admissions decisions. Online Application You must apply if you meet one of the following criteria: • You are seeking to change majors • You are applying to a new program of study (changing your degree level) Application Fee As a currently enrolled student in the College Division, you are not required to submit an application fee as long as you submit your application by the. Essay You are required to submit an additional essay explaining your motivation for continuing your studies at Juilliard.

You may choose to address academic, artistic, or professional goals that you believe could be accomplished by remaining at Juilliard. Transcripts As a current student, you do not need to provide your official transcripts, as they are already on file. Prescreening Requirement Prescreening is required only if both of the following are true: • You are applying to a new major • The major to which you are applying is prescreened Proof of English Language Proficiency You do not need to submit proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE). Decisions We reserve the right to review your Juilliard enrollment record to assist with admissions decisions. The Juilliard School seeks to facilitate the full participation of applicants with disabilities in the audition process. The School makes reasonable accommodations or adjustments for qualified individuals with known disabilities in compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). Juilliard will not make pre-admissions inquiries as to whether or not a student has a disability; however, applicants with documented disabilities who require reasonable accommodations in order to participate in the audition process must by the.

You will be required to submit documentation of your disability to OASDS; this information will be kept strictly confidential. You must complete the following forms in order for the school to accommodate your specific needs: • Applicant Release of Disability Related Information Form • Audition Accommodation Request Form. After successfully passing the prescreening portion of the audition process, you will receive an invitation to attend a live audition. Auditions are scheduled based on a combination of the following: • Your ordered teacher preferences (if applicable) • Your audition day request (in cases of multiple audition days) Important things to know about your audition: • You will receive an email confirming your audition date and time at least one month before your audition • Auditions take place only at The Juilliard School in New York City. Audition day details, including practice room availability, will be sent prior to your audition • Video auditions are not accepted. • Works with piano accompaniment must be accompanied for the live audition.

• We encourage you to use a Juilliard accompanist for your audition. • Accompanists will be provided free of charge for the audition; please note that accompanists charge fees for rehearsals. • A list of accompanists will be provided approximately two weeks before auditions. You must contact an accompanist from the list two weeks prior to your audition and provide him/her with a piano score of the repertoire for the audition. • If you wish to bring your own accompanist, you may do so. However, Juilliard will not pay him/her, nor can your Juilliard audition be rescheduled around your accompanist's availability.

• If you plan to play with a Juilliard-provided accompanist, please carefully consider general familiarity of your repertoire. Juilliard cannot guarantee accompanists will know unusual or non-standard repertoire. Please be particularly mindful to select contemporary works that have become standard repertoire or have piano parts which are easily sight read. If the Juilliard accompanists hired for your audition day are unable to learn or sight read a non-standard work, you may need to play that work unaccompanied.

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