Princeton Recorder Society Workshop - March 24, 2012 - Registration

Please print and complete this form using the guide below. Make your check payable to Princeton Recorder Society and send it with your completed form to: PRS Workshop, c/o Anna Laufenberg, 122 Orchard Ave., Hightstown, NJ 08520. We will send confirmation by email after your form is processed; or, if the workshop is full, we will contact you by email to see if you wish to remain on the waiting list.

Using the chart at the end of the form, select the number that best describes your playing level:
1 2 3 4 5

Select the recorders you will bring to play: Soprano Alto Tenor Bass Great Bass

Select your sight-reading ability: Weak Fair Good Very Good

Do you study with a recorder teacher? If so, with whom:

Please let us know of any group or person with whom you play regularly:

Workshop Fee:
$65 General Public $75 General Public, including Box Lunch
$60 for PRS Members $70 for PRS Members, including Box Lunch

Box Lunch - $10. Includes gourmet sandwich, fruit, and cookie. Select one of:

None Chicken Salad whole wheat Tuna Salad on rye bread Mozarella and Tomato on baguette

REFUND POLICY: Cancellation before March 3, 2012 will result in a full refund, less a $5.00 non-refundable deposit. After March 3, 2011, we will send a refund only if a replacement is found.

WAIVER: I agree to hold harmless ARS, Princeton Recorder Society Chapter, and/or its members, guests and faculty from any damage, claims, costs or expense (including legal fees) arising from participation in the workshop of March 24, 2012.

Signature/Date:

We try to place you in a well-matched class. This guide will help you describe your playing level. Using the descriptions below, check the number that best describes your recorder playing level and mark that number where requested on the reverse side. Please note that this workshop is suitable for levels low-intermediate and above.

(A8 indicates ability to read "up an octave" on alto)

1. Play S or A, and maybe Tenor or Bass. Know 2 octaves of notes plus their chromatics. Sight reading OK if not too fast. Some problems with rhythms.
2. Play S, A, A8, and T or B. Comfortable playing with metronome. Familiar but not secure in cut time and 6/8. Sight-reading OK. Rhythm OK.
3. Play S, A, A8, T, B. Can play easily with metronome. Comfortable with cut time. Sight-reading good. Rhythm good.
4. Play S, A, A8, T, B (must play and bring all). Comfortable with cut time and 6/8. Sight-reading fluent. Technique and rhythm very good. Comfortable with syncopated rhythms.
5. Play S, A, A8, T, B in any octave (must play and bring all). Sight-reading excellent. Secure on tricky rhythms (i.e. modern music). Excellent technique on fast passages. Familiar with multiple articulation patterns.

If you are planning to arrive by public transportation, please contact Anna Laufenberg by March 3 to make arrangements to be picked up.

Please bring a music stand to the workshop.