Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I record the movements of my concerto separately?

   Yes. If necessary, movements may be recorded separately. However, we would prefer that the entire concerto be submitted in one video link whenever possible.

2. Do I have to submit the complete concerto for the video round?

   Yes. Applicants must submit the complete concerto for the video round. Submissions that do not include the complete concerto will be disqualified.

3. Does my audition video need to be recorded in one continuous take?

   No. A continuous, single-take recording is not required. Applicants may submit separate movements if needed, provided the submission meets the competition’s other requirements.

4. Can I submit a recording of a live performance with an orchestra?

   Yes. A recording of a live performance with an orchestra is acceptable.

5. Can I apply if I am 25 at the time of application but will be 26 at the time of the competition?

   Yes. You are eligible to apply as long as you are 25 years old at the time you submit your application, even if you turn 26 before the competition.

6. Can my video include multiple camera angles?

   Yes. Multiple camera angles are acceptable. The recording should still clearly represent your performance.

7. Can I submit one concerto for the preliminary round and perform a different concerto in the finals?

   No. Applicants must compete with the same concerto submitted for the recording round and may not perform a completely different concerto in the finals.

8. Who should I contact if I have a question about my submission?

   Please contact Dane Krich, General Manager of the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, at Dane@midatlanticsymphony.org. We are happy to clarify the submission requirements before you apply.