Juilliard?

Question:i don't know wat the requirements are to get into juilliard. i was wondering if someone knew and also i have been playing piano since i was 4 1/2 and i practice about a couple hours a day. is it possible for me to work my way towards juilliard. im a freshman in high school. also, do u no any other good piano schools?

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: i don't know wat the requirements are to get into juilliard. i was wondering if someone knew and also i have been playing piano since i was 4 1/2 and i practice about a couple hours a day. is it possible for me to work my way towards juilliard. im a freshman in high school. also, do u no any other good piano schools?

You will have to audition 2 songs, take a sight reading test, and they will give you a lesson to see how well you comprehend. Then if they like you at audition they will invite you back to New York. Another good music/piano school is Emerson College in Boston. Keep Practicing.

www.juliard.edu

theres their website.

"Entrance Audition Requirements

All applicants for admission to The Juilliard School must perform in person for members of the faculty according to the requirements in their respective departments. Students may be scheduled for a personal interview by members of the faculty and/or administrative staff during the audition period. International students, please visit the section on International Students regarding pre-screening by tape and English proficiency.
Dance
Drama
Music "
from Juilliard home page

Do you only do piano? Or do you take sports, clubs etc and have an average-good GPA. Julliard looks for not only one talent, but for the multi-talented. Since you are only a freshmen, you still have plenty of time to work towards your goal. Keep the grades up, join a team and who knows, you might even get some scholarship $$. Good luck and keep on practicing! Also, both of a parents are music teachers and they went to Susquehanna University. Maybe a good alternative? Check out the site. http://www.susqu.edu/

I don't know the requirements but always have an alternate plan ready to go. Sort of like plan A, B & C. But you should go for that career if that's what you're good at. Work hard and always let it be labor of love for music and never a task or chore. Good Luck and I hope for your success and happiness.