Navy Music Project Proposal

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I wanted to write you a proposal on a training workshop that I would like to develop for new hires in the Navy Music program that will help them acclimate to their new jobs.

One of the first things I want to do is to make them aware of the audition process and what is involved to become a Navy Musician. Depending on the instrument they would like to audition on, we will need to make sure they have a prepared performance piece that will help to show off their skills. An excerpt from each genre of music should workout fine. They should have all Major Scales and Minor Scales ready to perform. The final part of the audition should be sight reading. This is the most important part of the audition because there are many times when we don’t have enough time to rehearse songs before they are performed in ceremonies and for concerts. After they’ve been accepted into the program we will need …show more content…

The face-to-face training will consist of instrumental lessons at the Armed Forces School of music in Little Creek, VA. Ear training, marching band rehearsals, jazz improv, and musical ensemble rehearsals will also be face-to-face. The online training will consist of musical theory and arranging, to include quizzes and tests.

Our students will also be required to memorize important repertoire that should be memorized before they can graduate the school. This will include the National Anthem, each Armed Forces Service Song, and 10 marches that are normally played during parades. Buglers will be required to learn Taps and bugle calls and drummers will learn all of the required rudiments.

I think the face-to-face choices will help for us to make sure that they are able to perform on a level that is required of a military musician and we wouldn’t be able to make sure that they won’t have any issues with performing in public or in front of audiences if they are recording all of their work at

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