Frequently Asked Questions
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What will I do in class piano (not necessarily CFPA Piano)?
You will build piano skills you can use your whole life. We will help each student get better at reading music, piano technique, performance, improvisation, making original music, and other real-world music skills. For more details, check out the Course Syllabus. If I take class piano, will I have to perform in front of other people? Yes, and your teachers will make sure you are ready. Every student will play an appropriate level piece at both the Winter and Spring Piano Recitals. When are the recitals? NOVEMBER 13 Period 2 (Mr. Mills) - 6:30pm - Choir Room Period 3 (Dr. Klontz) - 6:30pm - Auditorium Stage Period 4 (Mr. Mills) - 8:00pm - Choir Room Period 6 (Dr. Klontz) - 8:00pm - Auditorium Stage APRIL 22 Period 2 (Mr. Mills) - 8:00pm - Auditorium Stage Period 3 (Dr. Klontz) - 8:00pm - Choir Room Period 4 (Mr. Mills) - 6:30pm - Auditorium Stage Period 6 (Dr. Klontz) - 6:30pm - Choir Room When are auditions for the CFPA Piano program? TBA How do I sign up for a CFPA Piano audition time? Sign up on the CFPA website. What do I need to do for my audition? See the audition requirements on page 4 of this document. What does "contrasting styles" mean? This means that the two pieces should sound pretty different. For example, if one of your pieces is very fast with a lot of fast passages, the other might be slower and smoother. Or, if one is classical (Beethoven, Mozart, etc.), the other could be more modern (broadway, pop, jazz, etc.). How many students are accepted into the CFPA Piano program? This will change every year depending on available space in our program. Who are the piano teachers? Dr. Klontz and Mr. Mills teach class piano and supervise the CFPA Piano program. What if I have more questions? Ask them using the form below. We will get back to you as quickly as possible! |
