Description
RPPF Mini addresses Strategies in Career Development. Pianists age 21-31 who are undergraduate seniors, graduate students, or who have just completed a graduate degree are invited to participate. During the festival, RPPF participants are encouraged to attend lectures by James Douthit, Dean, Hayes School of Music (ASU) cost-free. Additional help by zoom, face-time or email is available year-round from Dean Douthit, Professor Penneys or Team RPPF. The fee structure is below.
The purpose of RPPF-Mini is twofold:
- To help you build a distinctive career skill-set.
- To guide and shape the development of your professional profile.
Topics include:
- Cover letter and CV
- Telephone and live interviews
- Personal philosophy
- Lecture presentation and masterclass lesson
- References and recording
Please email us to discuss your specific needs before registering. Your registration is non-refundable.
The Steinway pianos at USF are made possible by the kind assistance of the Music Gallery, Clearwater, Florida. THANK YOU!