In April, the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Scheduling Office will begin scheduling student degree recitals for the Fall 2012 semester. The Clarice Smith Center schedules student degree recitals to be held in Gildenhorn Recital Hall and Ulrich Recital Hall. Recital scheduling appointments will be held the week of Monday, April 23rd. To aid in the scheduling process, please read the Fall 2012 Recital Manual, discuss the Fall 2012 Available Recital Times with those involved with your recital (instructor, accompanists, etc.), and come to the appointment with 3-4 possible recital times and dress rehearsal times. The link below shows the Fall 2012 Degree Recital times that are currently available. This link is live and is updated as recital times become reserved.
If you have further questions, please contact Chelsey Green directly via email at recitals@umd.edu.
Recital Request Form Fall 2012 Cancel-Change Form Fall 2012 Recital Manual 2012
Recitals held in Gildenhorn and Ulrich Recital Halls are supported by CSPAC staff and crew. These facilities may be scheduled free of charge for degree-required recitals.
Recitals held in School of Music facilities (such as Leah M. Smith Hall - Rm. 2200 and the Chorus Rehearsal Room - 2201) will not be supported by CSPAC staff nor receive technical assistance. These facilities may be scheduled through the School of Music Office free of charge for degree-required and non-degree recitals.
Recital Request Form for School of Music Spaces Below is the form in PDF format for reserving recitals in the Leah M. Smith Lecture Hall(2200) or the Choral Rehearsal Room (2201). Please return this form to the SOM Office (room 2110).
Leah M. Smith Lecture Hall and Choral Rehearsal Room Request Form
Below are comprehensive policies and scheduling information in PDF format for all degree recitals supported by CSPAC staff and crew. Students are responsible for adhering to all deadlines and procedures.
Below are forms in PDF format for all degree recitals supported by CSPAC staff and crew. Students are responsible for adhering to all deadlines and procedures.
Students are responsible for creating their own programs for degree recitals and submitting them electronically to the Clarice Smith Center's Publications Office for production, free of charge. This service is subject to strict deadlines and limitations on content length and quantity ordered. Please adhere to the instructions in the Student Recital Program Guide for important details.
For a list of upcoming student degree recitals, and downloadable programs, click here.