Hoggirl Posted December 13, 2012 Posted December 13, 2012 I am thinking a bit ahead here as my ds is only a junior. He has played the piano for 11.5 years and (IME) is pretty dang good! He may or may not pursue a performance degree in college - he hasn't decided that yet. However, we will want to send in the music supplement for the common app even if he is not doing prescreens/auditions. Here are my questions: 1) Is there a time length for the music supplement? 2) What is the format in which it is submitted - is it just a CD? I asked these questions on CC on the common app forum but have not received any replies. Thanks! Quote
MostlyRetired Posted December 13, 2012 Posted December 13, 2012 Hello, have been sending in supplements for violinist younger son...definitely not a music major, but music has been a major extracurriculat activity. The common app doesn't handle the recorded media, just a few questions mostly for potential majors. Some colleges only take a CD, others have an online submission for .mp3 or .wav files and don't want the CD.. No time limits we've found, but admissions folks have said that only a sample will likely be listened to. Get the first few bars perfect! Eldest son did the live auditions bit, which is very intense, and he needed a CD early to get certain audition slots...good luck, and start early! Quote
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