Openings at DePaul University

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DePaul University Tuba and Euphonium Studio — Now Accepting Applicants!

The DePaul University School of Music is accepting applications for undergraduate and graduate tuba and euphonium students for next year! There are openings for five tuba players and three euphonium players, and significant financial aid is available for qualified applicants.

Located just minutes from downtown Chicago, DePaul offers students the best of a major city while maintaining a small, conservatory-style learning environment. Students learn from outstanding faculty, study in excellent facilities, and have access to some of the best musical organizations in the world. DePaul faculty members perform with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and leading jazz groups.

Recent Successes of DePaul Tuba Studio Members
* Principal Tuba, Omaha Symphony
* Tuba, United States Army Field Band
* Principal Tuba, Rockford Symphony
* Principal Tuba, Illinois Symphony Orchestra
* Fellowship at Tanglewood Music Center
* Membership in the Civic Orchestra of Chicago

Why Choose DePaul?
Our goal is to help every student grow as a musician and take the next step in their career. Whether your interests are in performance, music education, or another musical field, we strive to help you reach your full potential.
The tuba studio is limited to five students, allowing for more individual attention and one-on-one instruction. At DePaul, you can receive a high-quality musical education while enjoying a close-knit studio environment.

Application Information
* Application deadline: December 1
* Apply here: https://music.depaul.edu/admission/application-process
* Audition requirements: https://music.depaul.edu/admission/auditions
* Questions? Email Asmit396@depaul.edu

Qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. We look forward to hearing you play!

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Useful post for students planning their applications. For anyone considering it, contacting the studio teacher early and taking a trial lesson is the step that matters most, because it shows how the teaching works and puts a name to the application before auditions. Starting the prescreening recording well before the deadline leaves time for several takes in a good room. Since financial aid is mentioned, comparing the net cost after aid across every school that makes an offer, rather than the published tuition, gives a much clearer picture.