For violinists
Mozart's the cliché. Sibelius is the gate. We grade both like the panel will.
The violin section is the loudest and most-judged seat in any orchestra. The Judge listens for the things that distinguish you in round one: bow weight at the frog, intonation under pressure, the rubato in the second-theme transition.
Concerto-grade dimension scoring
Tone, intonation, rhythm, tempo, and musicality scored on the same rubric a real conservatory or all-state panel uses. No generic 'good job': bar-specific notes only.
Caprice-aware drill prescriptions
Paganini, Wieniawski, Sevcik: the Judge knows which etudes target which weak dimensions and queues a 20-minute daily drill for the gap it heard.
Section-context calibration
First chair vs. back stand expectations differ. Set your audition target and the rubric tightens or loosens against the standard for that chair.
Repertoire we're calibrated for
- Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3
- Mozart Violin Concerto No. 5
- Sibelius Violin Concerto
- Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
- Bach Partita No. 3 in E major
- Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
Plus orchestral excerpts, scales, etudes, and any custom piece you record. The Audition Simulator generalizes; the named repertoire above gets extra-tuned weighting.
What violinists search for that we answer
- violin audition prep AI
- Mozart concerto audition feedback
- Sibelius violin concerto practice app
- free violin judge app
- all-state violin audition coach
Audition excerpts to practice
Get scored in 60 seconds.
30 seconds of playing. First take is free. No signup. No card. The Audition Simulator returns your verdict + 5-dimension scores + bar-specific notes.
Face the panelWorking on your technique?
Describe the passage. Name the bar. The teacher diagnoses the real problem and writes you a drill. Free.
Talk to the teacher freeSee a sample report at /sample/report or browse all instruments at /strings. Want the practice-app overview instead of the audition-prep rubric? See the violinist page.