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2. Prepare a portfolio of your original compositions. This should showcase your diverse musical styles, technical skills, and creativity. Include recordings or scores of your compositions, as well as any reviews or accolades you have received.
3. Write a compelling artist statement that highlights your musical background, influences, and goals as a composer. This should demonstrate your unique artistic voice and what you can bring to the residency program.
4. Gather letters of recommendation from professionals in the music industry who can vouch for your talent and potential. These could be from professors, fellow musicians, or previous collaborators.
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6. If selected, be prepared for an interview or audition process. This may involve performing some of your compositions or discussing your artistic vision with the selection committee.
7. Finally, if accepted as a composer in residence, carefully review and sign any contracts or agreements provided. Familiarize yourself with the expectations, responsibilities, and duration of the residency.

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