Auditions at the CMS

An unaccompanied solo of the student's choice that best demonstrates their ability. The solo does not need to be played from memory. If memorized, bring the solo music into the audition.

Scales:

• 2025-2026 G-Major scale String Ensemble-VIOLIN
• 2025-2026 G-Major scale Sting Ensemble-VIOLA
• 2025-2026 D-Major scale String Ensemble-CELLO

Excerpts:

• 2025-2026 String Ensemble-VIOLIN excerpt
• 2025-2026 String Ensemble-VIOLA excerpt
• 2025-2026 String Ensemble-CELLO excerpt

The following list indicates the median playing level generally reached by students in String Ensemble. There are other appropriate works not listed in this guide.

Please review the attendance policy before auditioning. Students MUST be able to attend the following Dress Rehearsal and Concert Dates to audition.

How are audition times assigned?

Auditions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Audition times are at a premium and fill up quickly.

What if I am unavailable on my assigned audition date?

Please email to let the Ensembles Representative, know of your conflict as soon as possible at cms@webster.edu. Every effort will be made to accommodate a change, but please be aware that there may not be a different available day or time.

What happens in the audition?

You should arrive 15-20 minutes early to be ready for your audition time. You will be assigned a warm-up room when you arrive for your audition. When it is time, the Ensembles Representative will lead you from your warm-up room to the audition room. You should be dressed in a way to present a serious and respectful first impression. When you enter the audition room, make sure you smile and say hello to the judges and introduce yourself. You will play your scale first, solo second, and excerpts last. The judges will also ask you to sight-read a couple of measures of music.

What scales and excerpts will I play?

A link to the scales and excerpts the judges have chosen for this year’s audition will be emailed to you.

Will I be asked to sight read?

Yes, the conductors will ask you to sight read a short piece of music in the audition.

What if I am auditioning for both SE and SO?

If you are auditioning for both orchestras you need to prepare both SO and SE’s listed scales and excerpts. You will only need to prepare one solo.

Will I play everything I have been asked to prepare?

The judges may stop you at any point, ask you to play something at a faster/slower tempo, in a different style, or they may only have you play a portion of a piece. This is not a commentary on your playing; it is mostly to keep the auditions running on time.

May I talk to the judges?

Sure, but please be aware that these auditions are only five minutes long. There are a lot of students auditioning and the judges are trying to stay on time so they are not going to be very talkative. Parents may not talk to the judges. The Ensembles Coordinator will be happy to answer any questions.

How will I find out about audition results?

All audition results will be sent out by email the week following the audition. No results will be given over the phone. Please do not call as it inhibits our ability to get notifications out in a timely fashion. Please remember that a large number of students are auditioning this year and that students should expect admissions to be competitive. Previous admission does not guarantee current admission.

• When you join an orchestra program, you recognize that attendance is vital to the group. Being present, prepared and attentive is the responsibility of every musician. When you miss rehearsal, you are missed not only by the conductor, but by the entire group.
• Please plan on arriving for rehearsal at the time requested by the conductor. This will allow for unpacking your instrument, tuning and a quick hello to your stand partner. Be focused and ready when the conductor begins.
• CMS orchestras rehearse once a week, for an entire school year. Orchestra members must make a commitment to attend rehearsals every week. Please carefully consider your student and family schedule to determine whether a student is able to commit to the rehearsal and concert schedule.
• If a student must miss rehearsal, arrive late or leave early, the Ensembles Representative must be notified as soon as possible by email. For a last-minute absence, please call the Ensembles Representative at 314-246-4450 or the main phone line at 314-968-5939.
• If a student can only attend part of a rehearsal, that is still preferable to missing the entire rehearsal. If a student misses a rehearsal, it is the student’s responsibility to contact another ensemble member to get rehearsal notes and practice assignments.
• Rehearsal habits make an impression on conductors, and that impression can influence future decisions about leadership and participation.
• Action plan for absences
  • Three (3) absences in one orchestral cycle — conference with the parent, Ensembles Representative and the conductor (when available).
  • Four (4) absences in one orchestral cycle — the Ensembles Representative will send a reminder email that the student needs to attend all further rehearsals.
  • Five (5) absences in one orchestral cycle — further student participation is solely at the discretion of the conductor.

An unaccompanied solo of the student's choice that best demonstrates their ability. The solo does not need to be played from memory. If memorized, bring the solo music into the audition.

Scales:

2025-2026 String Orchestra Scales

Excerpts:

• 2025-2026 String Orchestra VIOLIN Excerpt
• 2025--2026 String Orchestra VIOLA Excerpt
• 2025-2026 String Orchestra CELLO Excerpt
• 2025-2026 String Orchestra Double BASS Excerpt

The following list indicates the median playing level generally reached by students in String Orchestra. There are other appropriate works not listed in this guide.

Please review the attendance policy before auditioning. Students MUST be able to attend the following Dress Rehearsal and Concert Dates to audition.

How are audition times assigned?

Auditions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Audition times are at a premium and fill up quickly.

What if I am unavailable on my assigned audition date?

Please email to let the Ensembles Representative know of your conflict as soon as possible at cms@webster.edu. Every effort will be made to accommodate a change, but please be aware that there may not be a different available day or time.

What happens in the audition?

You should arrive 15-20 minutes early to be ready for your audition time. You will be assigned a warm-up room when you arrive for your audition. When it is time, the Ensembles Representative will lead you from your warm-up room to the audition room. You should be dressed in a way to present a serious and respectful first impression. When you enter the audition room, make sure you smile and say hello to the judges and introduce yourself. You will play your scale first, solo second, and excerpts last. The judges will also ask you to sight-read a couple of measures of music.

What scales and excerpts will I play?

A link to the scales and excerpts the judges have chosen for this year’s audition will be emailed to you.

Will I be asked to sight read?

Yes, the conductors will ask you to sight read a short piece of music in the audition.

What if I am auditioning for both SE and SO?

If you are auditioning for both orchestras you need to prepare both SO and SE’s listed scales and excerpts. You will only need to prepare one solo.

Will I play everything I have been asked to prepare?

The judges may stop you at any point, ask you to play something at a faster/slower tempo, in a different style, or they may only have you play a portion of a piece. This is not a commentary on your playing; it is mostly to keep the auditions running on time.

May I talk to the judges?

Sure, but please be aware that these auditions are only five minutes long. There are a lot of students auditioning and the judges are trying to stay on time so they are not going to be very talkative. Parents may not talk to the judges. The Ensembles Coordinator will be happy to answer any questions.

How will I find out about audition results?

All audition results will be sent out by email the week following the audition. No results will be given over the phone. Please do not call as it inhibits our ability to get notifications out in a timely fashion. Please remember that a large number of students are auditioning this year and that students should expect admissions to be competitive. Previous admission does not guarantee current admission.

• When you join an orchestra program, you recognize that attendance is vital to the group. Being present, prepared and attentive is the responsibility of every musician. When you miss rehearsal, you are missed not only by the conductor, but by the entire group.
• Please plan on arriving for rehearsal at the time requested by the conductor. This will allow for unpacking your instrument, tuning and a quick hello to your stand partner. Be focused and ready when the conductor begins.
• CMS orchestras rehearse once a week, for an entire school year. Orchestra members must make a commitment to attend rehearsals every week. Please carefully consider your student and family schedule to determine whether a student is able to commit to the rehearsal and concert schedule.
• If a student must miss rehearsal, arrive late or leave early, the Ensembles Representative must be notified as soon as possible by email. For a last-minute absence, please call the Ensembles Representative at 314-246-4450 or the main phone line at 314-968-5939.
• If a student can only attend part of a rehearsal, that is still preferable to missing the entire rehearsal. If a student misses a rehearsal, it is the student’s responsibility to contact another ensemble member to get rehearsal notes and practice assignments.
• Rehearsal habits make an impression on conductors, and that impression can influence future decisions about leadership and participation.
• Action plan for absences
  • Three (3) absences in one orchestral cycle — conference with the parent, Ensembles Representative and the conductor (when available).
  • Four (4) absences in one orchestral cycle — the Ensembles Representative will send a reminder email that the student needs to attend all further rehearsals.
  • Five (5) absences in one orchestral cycle — further student participation is solely at the discretion of the conductor.

An unaccompanied solo of the student's choice that best demonstrates their ability.

SCALES:

Play 3 octave scale, 3 notes per bow, ♩ = 72

Violin: G Major

Viola & Cello: C Major

Play 2 octave scale, 3 notes per bow, ♩ = 72

Double Bass: G Major

Winds/Brass:

A 2 octave scale (minimum), ♩ = 88, ascending-slur/descending-tongue
Concert pitch: Bb

• Flute: F Major
• Oboe: F Major
• Clarinet: G Major
• Bass Clarinet: G Major
• Bassoon: F Major
• Horn: C Major
• Trumpet: G Major
• Trombone: F Major
• Tuba: F Major

Excerpts:

YPCO/YPSO suggested solo guidelines:

The following repertoire list indicates the minimum playing level generally reached by students in the Young People’s Concert and Symphonic Orchestras. This guide for applicants and their teachers indicates the orchestra’s range in technical level and repertoire. There are many other works not listed that are appropriate for auditioning.

Please review the attendance policy before auditioning. Students must be able to attend the following Dress Rehearsal and Concert Dates to audition.

How are audition times assigned?

Auditions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Audition times are at a premium and fill up quickly.

What if I am unavailable on my assigned audition date?

Please email to let the Ensembles Representative know of your conflict as soon as possible at cms@webster.edu. Every effort will be made to accommodate a change, but please be aware that there may not be a different available day or time.

What happens in the audition?

You will be assigned a warm-up room when you arrive for your audition. When it is time, the Ensembles Representative will lead you from your warm-up room to the audition room. You should be dressed in a way as to make a serious and respectful impression. When you enter the audition room, make sure you smile and say hello to the judges, and introduce yourself. You will play your scale first, solo second and excerpts last.

What scales will I play?

The scales the judges will request is included with the excerpts. If you are auditioning for both orchestras you need to prepare both YPCO and YPSO’s listed scales.

Will I play everything I have been asked to prepare?

The judges may stop you at any point, ask you to play something at a faster/slower tempo, in a different style, or they may only have you play a portion of a piece. This is not a commentary on your playing; it is mostly to keep the auditions running on time.

What excerpts do I play if I am auditioning for both YPCO and YPSO?

You need to prepare the scales and excerpts for both groups. The judges will tell you which ones to play when you are in the audition room.

Can I talk to the judges?

Sure, but please be aware that these auditions are only five minutes long. There are a lot of students auditioning and the judges are trying to stay on time so they are not going to be very talkative. Parents cannot talk to the judges. The Ensembles Representative is happy to answer questions.

How will I find out about audition results?

All audition results will be sent out by email the week following the audition. No results will be given over the phone. Please do not call as it inhibits our ability to get notifications out in a timely fashion. Please remember that a large number of students are auditioning this year and that students should expect admissions to be competitive. Previous admission does not guarantee current admission.

• When you join an orchestra program, you recognize that attendance is vital to the group. Being present, prepared and attentive is the responsibility of every musician. When you miss rehearsal, you are missed not only by the conductor, but by the entire group.
• Please plan on arriving for rehearsal at the time requested by the conductor. This will allow for unpacking your instrument, tuning and a quick hello to your stand partner. Be focused and ready when the conductor begins.
• CMS orchestras rehearse once a week, for an entire school year. Orchestra members must make a commitment to attend rehearsals every week. Please carefully consider your student and family schedule to determine whether a student is able to commit to the rehearsal and concert schedule.
• If a student must miss rehearsal, arrive late or leave early, the Ensembles Representative must be notified as soon as possible by email. For a last-minute absence, please call the Ensembles Representative at 314-246-4450 or the main phone line at 314-968-5939.
• If a student can only attend part of a rehearsal, that is still preferable to missing the entire rehearsal. If a student misses a rehearsal, it is the student’s responsibility to contact another ensemble member to get rehearsal notes and practice assignments.
• Rehearsal habits make an impression on conductors, and that impression can influence future decisions about leadership and participation.
• Action plan for absences
  • Three (3) absences in one orchestral cycle — conference with the parent, Ensembles Representative and the conductor (when available).
  • Four (4) absences in one orchestral cycle — the Ensembles Representative will send a reminder email that the student needs to attend all further rehearsals.
  • Five (5) absences in one orchestral cycle — further student participation is solely at the discretion of the conductor.

An unaccompanied solo of the student's choice that best demonstrates their ability.

SCALES:

Play 3 octave scale, 3 notes per bow, ♩ = 72

Violin: D Major

Viola & Cello: D Major

Double Bass: C Major

Winds/Brass:

A 2 octave scale, ♩ = 88, ascending-slur/descending-tongue

EXCERPTS:

YPCO/YPSO suggested solo guidelines:

The following repertoire list indicates the minimum playing level generally reached by students in the Young People’s Concert and Symphonic Orchestras. This guide for applicants and their teachers indicates the orchestra’s range in technical level and repertoire. There are many other works not listed that are appropriate for auditioning.

Please review the attendance policy before auditioning. Students must be able to attend the following Dress Rehearsal and Concert Dates to audition.

How are audition times assigned?

Auditions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Audition times are at a premium and fill up quickly.

What if I am unavailable on my assigned audition date?

Please email to let the Ensembles Representative know of your conflict as soon as possible at cms@webster.edu. Every effort will be made to accommodate a change, but please be aware that there may not be a different available day or time.

What happens in the audition?

You will be assigned a warm-up room when you arrive for your audition. When it is time, the Ensembles Representative will lead you from your warm-up room to the audition room. You should be dressed in a way as to make a serious and respectful impression. When you enter the audition room, make sure you smile and say hello to the judges, and introduce yourself. You will play your scale first, solo second and excerpts last.

What scales will I play?

The scales the judges will request is included with the excerpts. If you are auditioning for both orchestras you need to prepare both YPCO and YPSO’s listed scales.

Will I play everything I have been asked to prepare?

The judges may stop you at any point, ask you to play something at a faster/slower tempo, in a different style, or they may only have you play a portion of a piece. This is not a commentary on your playing; it is mostly to keep the auditions running on time.

What excerpts do I play if I am auditioning for both YPCO and YPSO?

You need to prepare the scales and excerpts for both groups. The judges will tell you which ones to play when you are in the audition room.

Can I talk to the judges?

Sure, but please be aware that these auditions are only five minutes long. There are a lot of students auditioning and the judges are trying to stay on time so they are not going to be very talkative. Parents cannot talk to the judges. The Ensembles Representative is happy to answer questions.

How will I find out about audition results?

All audition results will be sent out by email the week following the audition. No results will be given over the phone. Please do not call as it inhibits our ability to get notifications out in a timely fashion. Please remember that a large number of students are auditioning this year and that students should expect admissions to be competitive. Previous admission does not guarantee current admission.

• When you join an orchestra program, you recognize that attendance is vital to the group. Being present, prepared and attentive is the responsibility of every musician. When you miss rehearsal, you are missed not only by the conductor, but by the entire group.
• Please plan on arriving for rehearsal at the time requested by the conductor. This will allow for unpacking your instrument, tuning and a quick hello to your stand partner. Be focused and ready when the conductor begins.
• CMS orchestras rehearse once a week, for an entire school year. Orchestra members must make a commitment to attend rehearsals every week. Please carefully consider your student and family schedule to determine whether a student is able to commit to the rehearsal and concert schedule.
• If a student must miss rehearsal, arrive late or leave early, the Ensembles Representative must be notified as soon as possible by email. For a last-minute absence, please call the Ensembles Representative at 314-246-4450 or the main phone line at 314-968-5939.
• If a student can only attend part of a rehearsal, that is still preferable to missing the entire rehearsal. If a student misses a rehearsal, it is the student’s responsibility to contact another ensemble member to get rehearsal notes and practice assignments.
• Rehearsal habits make an impression on conductors, and that impression can influence future decisions about leadership and participation.
• Action plan for absences
  • Three (3) absences in one orchestral cycle — conference with the parent, Ensembles Representative and the conductor (when available).
  • Four (4) absences in one orchestral cycle — the Ensembles Representative will send a reminder email that the student needs to attend all further rehearsals.
  • Five (5) absences in one orchestral cycle — further student participation is solely at the discretion of the conductor.

SNARE DRUM:

1. Closed roll, soft-to-loud-to-soft over approximately 30 seconds
2. Attached excerpts: 
3. Thieving Magpie by Rossini for snare drum.  (Play areas bracketed in red)
4. 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky for snare drum.( Play areas bracketed in red)

MALLET INSTRUMENT:

1. 3-4 minutes from a mallet keyboard solo or etude of the applicant's choice

Two scales chosen at random by the adjudicator: One major and one melodic minor scale, two octaves in eighths at a tempo of 70

Please review the attendance policy before auditioning. Students must be able to attend the following Dress Rehearsal and Concert Dates to audition.

Same as YPCO or YPSO based on group assignment.

All accepted YPOP students will meet for percussion-only rehearsals on Mondays from 4:15–6:15 p.m. (YPSO) or Thursdays from 4:15–6:15 p.m. (YPCO). YPOP students will have a total of nine rehearsals and a concert with the full orchestra each semester.

Semester Summary

• Three YPOP only rehearsals
• Five rehearsals with the assigned orchestra
• One dress rehearsal with the assigned orchestra
• One concert with the assigned orchestra

How are audition times assigned?

Auditions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Audition times are at a premium and fill up quickly.

What if I am unavailable on my assigned audition date?

Please email to let the Ensembles Representative know of your conflict as soon as possible cms@webster.edu. Every effort will be made to accommodate a change, but please be aware that there may not be a different available day or time.

What happens in the audition?

You should arrive at least 15 minutes before your assigned audition time. Please bring all necessary sticks and mallets and music for the material you are requested to demonstrate. There will be a proctor to meet with each student and review the procedure as well as take them into the percussion studio where the audition will take place.  The auditions will be "blind."  The adjudicator is a professional from outside of CMS.  YPOP auditionees will not speak during the audition to maintain the anonymous aspect of a blind audition.  Each YPOP candidate will be assigned a number to maintain their anonymity. 

What scales will I play?

You will be asked to play three scales of the adjudicator’s choice (through 4 sharps/flats in major, melodic minor, chromatic).

What else will I play?

You will be asked to demonstrate the snare drum excerpts, and a closed snare drum roll, soft-to-loud-to-soft over a period of approximately 30-40 seconds. You will be asked to perform a mallet solo of your choice. You will most likely be asked to stop before you complete the piece in consideration of the time allotted for the audition. Please have a copy of the music available for the adjudicator to follow- along as you perform. 

Will I play everything I have been asked to prepare?

The judge may stop you at any point, ask you to play something at a faster/slower tempo, in a different style, or they may only have you play a portion of a piece. This is not a commentary on your playing; it is mostly to keep the auditions running on time.

How will I find out about audition results?

Audition results will be shared between late August and early September--about 2-3 weeks. No results will be given over the phone. Please do not call as it inhibits our ability to get notifications out in a timely fashion.

• When you join an orchestra program, you recognize that attendance is vital to the group. Being present, prepared and attentive is the responsibility of every musician. When you miss rehearsal, you are missed not only by the conductor, but by the entire group.
• Please plan on arriving for rehearsal at the time requested by the conductor. This will allow for unpacking your instrument, tuning and a quick hello to your stand partner. Be focused and ready when the conductor begins.
• CMS orchestras rehearse once a week, for an entire school year. Orchestra members must make a commitment to attend rehearsals every week. Please carefully consider your student and family schedule to determine whether a student is able to commit to the rehearsal and concert schedule.
• If a student must miss rehearsal, arrive late or leave early, the Ensembles Representative must be notified as soon as possible by email. For a last-minute absence, please call the Ensembles Representative at 314-246-4450 or the main phone line at 314-968-5939.
• If a student can only attend part of a rehearsal, that is still preferable to missing the entire rehearsal. If a student misses a rehearsal, it is the student’s responsibility to contact another ensemble member to get rehearsal notes and practice assignments.
• Rehearsal habits make an impression on conductors, and that impression can influence future decisions about leadership and participation.
• Action plan for absences
  • Three (3) absences in one orchestral cycle — conference with the parent, Ensembles Representative and the conductor (when available).
  • Four (4) absences in one orchestral cycle — the Ensembles Representative will send a reminder email that the student needs to attend all further rehearsals.
  • Five (5) absences in one orchestral cycle — further student participation is solely at the discretion of the conductor.

Auditions will take place on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025 in the Winifred Moore Auditorium on the Webster University campus in Webster Groves.

1. Complete the Chamber Music Audition Application.
2. Write a short 2-3 sentence bio to be used for your audition profile. Include your name, your grade, the school you attend, the instrument you play and who you study with, and some interesting facts about yourself that will help us know you.
3. Choose a selfie, headshot, or photo you would like to use for your audition profile.
4. Select two pieces with contrasting styles. Your preliminary audition may not exceed 6 minutes including tuning, transition time, and performance of both selections. If you are chosen to compete in the Scholarship Competition, your audition time will increase to 10 minutes including tuning, transition time, and performance of both selections. Abrupt cuts in the accompaniment may be made for the sake of time.
5. Create a .pdf of your part for both solos with the excerpts clearly marked. Be sure to include the title and composer on each.
6. Email your bio, selfie/headshot/photo, and .pdfs of your pieces to the Prep Program Artistic Coordinator. Make the subject of your email Prep Audition Profile First Name Last Name, for example, “Prep Audition Profile Aaron Copeland”. Send them no later than Wednesday, Sept. 3.
7. You will receive a separate email regarding your piano rehearsal.
8. You will receive a separate email regarding your audition time.
9. Finalists for the scholarship competition will be notified after the completion of all auditions on Saturday, Sept. 7.
10. The scholarship competition will take place on Sunday, Sept. 8. It is open to the public.

Please email cms@webster.edu with inquiries.

There will be two rotations - one each semester.  Concert dates are to be determined but will be in December and April.

Do I have to play in the live audition to get into the Prep program?

Yes, all auditions are live.

How many live auditions are there each year?

One in early September before the academic year begins.

How do I get into the scholarship competition?

Between four and eight scholarship competition finalists will be selected from the auditions. All students who perform an audition are automatically eligible for the scholarship round.

Do I have to stay at CMS after my audition?

No, you are welcome to leave after your audition and we will notify you of the results when they are posted.

How big of a time commitment is Prep?

The majority of Prep activities happen during our three academic year rotations (fall, winter, spring). There can be some variation in time commitment depending on chamber group assignment. The most serious groups with the goal of entering competitions might meet 2-3 times per week whereas a new quartet may only meet 1-2 times per week.  Students may also choose to participate in a masterclass or recital each semester.

Students auditioning for Prep will automatically be considered for the Prep Scholarship Competition.

 

 

Sunday, Sept. 7
Prep Scholarship Competition

The top 4-8 students auditioning in the preliminary round on Saturday will proceed to a Scholarship round on Sunday, Sept. 7 in the Winnifred Moore Auditorium at Webster University. The winner of the Prep Scholarship Competition will receive a full-tuition scholarship ($1,098) for the 2025-2026 CMS Preparatory Program.

To participate in the program students must be at or beyond the following representative minimum skill levels:

Violin: Suzuki Book 4-Vivaldi a minor Concerto

Viola: Suzuki Book 4-Seitz Concerto No. 2, 3^rd movement

Cello: Suzuki Book 4-Breval Sonata in C Major

Piano: Clementi or Kuhlau Sonatinas

*Students who participate in the Summer Program Chamber Music Encounter may participate in Chamber Music Exploration. No additional audition required.

*If you participated in Chamber Music Encounter in 2025, complete items 1-4. No audition is required.

1. Complete the Chamber Music Audition Application.
2. Write a short 2-3 sentence bio to be used for your audition profile. Include your name, your grade, the school you attend, the instrument you play and who you study with, and some interesting facts about yourself that will help us know you.
3. Choose a selfie, headshot, or photo you would like to use for your audition profile.
4. Email your bio and selfie/headshot/photo to the Prep Program Artistic Coordinator. Make the subject of your email: CMX Audition Bio First Name Last Name; for example, “CMX Audition Bio Aaron Copeland.” Send them no later than Wednesday, Sept. 3.
   
   If you did not participate in Chamber Music Encounter during the summer, continue and complete the remaining items.
   
   
5. Select two pieces with contrasting styles. You should perform for at least 4 minutes; your audition may not exceed 6 minutes including tuning, transition time, and performance of both selections. You do not need to play with an accompanist.
6. Create a .pdf of your part for both solos with the excerpts clearly marked. Be sure to include the title and composer on each.
7. Email your bio, selfie/headshot/photo, and .pdfs of your pieces to the Prep Program Artistic Coordinator. Make the subject of your email: CMX Audition Music First Name Last Name, for example, “CMX Audition Music Aaron Copeland”. Send them no later than Wednesday, Sept. 3.
8. You will receive a separate email regarding your audition time.

Please email cms@webster.edu with inquiries.

Chamber Music Exploration will be featured at school recitals - once each semester. Recital dates to be determined.