Bring your music resume and repertoire into focus.
Keep your musical background beside the works you have studied, performed or chosen for an audition. Enter the details once for this draft and organize them into clearly labeled sections in one document.
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Riley Chen | Piano RESUME BACKGROUND Student recital | May 2026 REPERTOIRE J. S. Bach — Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 847 Status: Studied and performed AUDITION SELECTIONS J. S. Bach — Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 847 Fictional example. Sections appear in one document.
Give each work a clear entry
Record the composer, work and movement using the titles and spellings you provide. Review names and diacritics before exporting.
Distinguish repertoire from audition choices
Label works as studied, performed or selected for audition. Keep those distinctions visible when preparing your application materials.
Review one organized draft
Bring your resume background and repertoire into one document with labeled sections, ready to discuss with your teacher or edit further.
One editable document with separate labeled sections for resume background, repertoire and audition selections.
Classical music applicants preparing a resume and repertoire information for conservatory or music-school applications.
Fictional example: Riley Chen, pianist. Studied J. S. Bach, Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 847; performed it in a student recital in May 2026; selected it for an audition.
Build my music application draft
Build one document containing your supplied resume background, complete repertoire and selected audition programme. Nothing is marked ready or performed unless you choose that status.
Keep the facts. Make them easier to read.
The starter produces one combined document, not separate application files. Check each school's requirements and separate or adapt the sections if its portal requests individual uploads.
Add your musical background
Enter your name and contact details. Optionally upload or paste a resume with your training, teachers, ensembles and performances.
Enter your repertoire
Add the works you want to include, their composers and movements, and your studied, performed or audition labels.
Review with the application instructions
Build and copy your combined draft free. Preview the formatting, then pay $9 once for Google Docs, Word and PDF export of that document.
Before you start.
Are a repertoire list and an audition program the same?
They can serve different purposes. A school may ask for works you have studied or performed as well as the specific selections you will audition with. The starter lets you label those distinctions; follow the requirements for your instrument and program.
Will I receive three separate files?
No. This starter creates one document with separate labeled sections for your resume background, repertoire and audition selections. If a school asks for separate uploads, use the editable export to prepare the individual files it requests.
Will it extract repertoire or choose my audition pieces?
You enter and review the repertoire records yourself. An uploaded resume supplies background text; the starter does not automatically identify musical works, check program eligibility or recommend audition selections.
How much does the music starter cost?
Building, reviewing and copying the draft is free. After a free formatting preview, standard Google Docs, Word and PDF exports of the combined document cost $9 USD once. There is no subscription.
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