events and teaching

EVENTS

Bach Chaconne (string quartet version)
Dec 8 and 9 2018
Mistral Music, Boston
Dec 8, 4pm, Andover West Parish Church; Dec 9, 5pm, Brookline: Temple Kehillath Israel
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All at Sevens and Eights for tenor saxophone and piano has been released by Cala Records on CACD77021 - The Mexican Connection, performed by the HD Duo from Sydney: Michael Duke and David Howie.

TRACK OF THE MONTH
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The opening section of All At Sevens and Eights for tenor saxophone and piano

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TEACHING

Paul Sarcich is scheduled to teach the following courses at  Morley College, London, in the 2018-19 academic year:
 

Click on the course titles to go the the Morley website page for that course.
Please note that A,B,C indicate Terms 1,2,3, and that all courses are one-year continuous.

Orchestral Conducting
A one-year course focusing on laying the foundations of a solid conducting technique. Classes comprise Friday night “theoretical” sessions and practice with a volunteer orchestra on Saturday mornings.
Entrance by interview – candidates should show a solid knowledge of music reading and theory.

Fridays 6-8pm, Saturdays 10.30am- 1.30pm

Downloadable PDF file of the term 1 2019 orchestral schedule

Pathways to Composition
This course is for students who have a solid theoretical background (have ABRSM Grade 6+ or equivalent). It will cover devices, techniques and styles in music in a categorical rather than chronological way, for those wishing to equip themselves to travel into composition, arranging and songwriting; or to gain greater insight and analytical tools to understand how music works. 

Thursdays 2.30pm-4.30pm

Composition Workshop
For students who wish to advance their compositional skills in a peer-group workshop. Each term will provide an opportunity to write for instruments and voices and have the works played by Morley performers.

Mondays 2.30-4.30pm

Orchestration and  Arranging
A one-year course in orchestration and arranging/transcribing for small and large ensembles, encompassing symphonic, chamber, jazz and commercial styles.
Entrance by interview – candidates should show a solid knowledge of music reading and theory

Thursdays 5.30-7.30pm

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