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Saturday, March 23, 2024 All Day
- YMF Woodwind & Brass will take place at Emmanuel Church for an in person Festival Saturday, March 23, 2024.
- Tuesday, January 31, 2023 is the registration deadline
- YMF Woodwind & Brass will offer an option for video submission for an additional $20 fee
- Video submissions must be entered on the application form by 11:59 pm Wednesday, March 27, 2024.
- Please contact Marjie Brake (moc.l1673727987iamg@1673727987FMYek1673727987arbm1673727987) with questions about YMF Woodwind & Brass
What is the Woodwind & Brass Festival?
Information for Teachers, Parents and Students
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The purpose of the Young Musicians Festival is to provide a non-competitive performance environment for students of public school age. Students benefit by hearing other students at a similar level perform, while practicing their performance skills. The students are encouraged to perform two contrasting selections from our list of suggested pieces in the YMF syllabus. These performances are adjudicated by 2 professionals who give written comments and a rating (1-5 points) on the student's performance. Each performer receives a certificate according to their achievement rating. Points accumulate annually and are noted on the student's records. When 15 points have been acquired, the student receives a gold cup. Further points are accumulated toward additional cups.
Who May Enter?
- Entrants must be under 19 years of age as of June 1st of the Festival year.
- Entrants may participate up to and including the senior year of high school.
What are the Requirements for Solo Performance?
Each participant is encouraged to perform 2 contrasting pieces. The first piece (Required piece) can be selected from the YMF repertoire list, or the list can be used a guideline to help the teacher and student choose an appropriate level piece. The contrasting piece (Choice piece) should be a different style, or from a different periods of history, or from a composer of a different nationality, etc. The 2 pieces should be generally of the same level of difficulty. Extra consideration will be made if one or both pieces are performed from memory. Concerto and ensemble classes have somewhat different requirements. The class level entered is ascertained by the teacher according to the student's ability and years of study.
How is a Gold Cup Earned?
Up to 5 points are earned annually and are duly recorded and accumulated on individual student records. When 15 points have been earned in a given event (e.g. solo, duet, concerto) the student receives a Gold Cup award for that event. Further points are accumulated toward a second or third gold cup. (It takes a minimum of 3 years to be awarded an engraved gold cup.)
What is the Purpose of Festival?
- Students have the opportunity to perform in a non-competitive setting.
- The performers have the opportunity to work with professional accompanists.
- Festival gives music students the opportunity to hear performances by other young people studying at their own level.
- Festival develops performance poise.
- Festival encourages further study by providing recognition for achievement at each level of musical progress and a further incentive to continue as outlined above in the Gold Cup program.
How Does the Festival Operate?
Students will perform with professional accompanists in a beautiful Concert Hall at the Emmanuel Church in Weston, Connecticut. The performers will be divided into recital classes, based on the number of participants in a given year, the student's level of performance and the students time availability. Solo performances and chamber ensembles may be on the same program. A typical class is made up of eight to twelve performances and lasts approximately one hour. Classes are open to family and friends. Anyone is welcome to attend as many recitals as we have scheduled.
Two adjudicators preside over each class writing comments and evaluating each performance. These adjudications may contain constructive criticism as well as praise for the musical achievements of each performer at his or her stage of studies. These comments are distributed by the student's teacher in the weeks following Festival.
Finally, points (up to a possible 5) are awarded for each performance. These evaluations are based on average ability, quality of preparation and excellence of the individual performance. Each performer receives a certificate indicating the number of points awarded.
Student and Teacher Fees for Participation
The Festival consists of a variety of events including solo, concerto and ensemble classes. The solo entry fee is $20. An additional charge of $50 is added if the solo performer needs piano accompaniment. The ensemble entry fee is $40 (per group); quartet entry fee is $50.
The music teacher must be a member in good standing of the Schubert Club or may become a new member of the Schubert Club here:
Further Information
Festival Registrar
Marjie Brake
46 Glenarden Road
Trumbull, CT 06611
gro.l1641787555avits1641787555efmy@1641787555riahc1641787555onaip1641787555
Festival Rules
- Woodwind Rules
- Brass Rules
Woodwind Rules
ALL EVENTS
Revised 1/9/2023
Replaces all previous versions; In effect until replaced by a later version
GENERAL RULES FOR WOODWIND FESTIVAL
SPONSOR ELIGIBILITY
- Every student must be sponsored annually by an individual teacher. Music schools may not be sponsors. The sponsoring teacher must be a paid-up member of THE SCHUBERT CLUB of FAIRFIELD COUNTY, INC. as of the deadline for Festival applications.
- The YMF is a non-profit, volunteer enterprise that relies on the active participation of all teachers involved.
Teachers entering students are encouraged to volunteer some time to serve as room monitors, day chairs or assistant day chairs.
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY
- Entrants must be under 19 years of age as of June 1st of the Festival year.
- Entrants may participate up to and including the senior year of high school.
FEES & PAYMENT
- The cost for a solo or concerto application is $20; for a duo/duet application, $40, and for a quartet, $50.
- An accompanist fee of $50 is added if you employ our accompanists. This fee includes a rehearsal and the festival performance.
- $65 Schubert Club Membership Fee, if not already a member.
- Fees are not refundable.
- Only one check will be accepted from each teacher for all students (regular or special request)
- All checks must be postmarked no later than January 31.
REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS
- Applications (and the appropriate fees) with special requests must be received not later than January 31. Incomplete applications will be returned. The Festival reserves the right to disqualify entrants for infractions of these rules.
- One application must be completed for each soloist and one for each ensemble of two or more performers.
- In a given year, entrants may enter only one class in any one event.
- Include one check or money order payable to The Schubert Club. Multiple checks from individual families will be returned.
- No exceptions will be allowed for late registration nor will changes be made after the registration deadline.
SCORES, PHOTOCOPYING AND CHOICE OF MATERIAL
- Published scores of the required and choice pieces (not photocopies) must be provided for the judges. Permission must be sought from the publisher for music that is out of print, not just unavailable or temporarily out of stock.
- Each performer is encouraged to play one selection from the suggested current YMF Syllabus, and a contrasting piece of your choice. Separate Syllabi are available for woodwind and brass instruments.
- Entrants in all solo events are encouraged to perform two contrasting pieces: one from the Syllabus of suggested pieces and one contrasting selection that represents a comparable level of difficulty.
- Entrants in the concerto event are not required to play a choice piece. Only one movement of one concerto from the Syllabus of Required Pieces should be played.
- Entrants in all ensemble events are encouraged play a choice composition in addition to the required piece. The choice piece may be selected from the same collection or be composed by the same composer as the required piece.
REPEATS, OMISSIONS AND TIME LIMITS
- Teachers are asked to observe the following guidelines for time limits (combined required and choice compositions). If pieces are likely to exceed these limits (perhaps the required piece or concerto is a long one), please attach a note to the application for the Registrar.
Moderately Difficult - Difficult 8 minutes Very Difficult - Musically Advanced 10 minutes Concerti 15 minutes - Repeats should generally be omitted.
ENSEMBLE PARTNER SUBSTITUTION
In unavoidable circumstances a teacher or other student may substitute for an ensemble player (with no score being awarded to that player).
VIDEO RECORDING
Video taping will be allowed during Festival performances. Parents will be guided by the Room Monitors to set up equipment in advance of the class performances and to operate cameras from the back of the room to keep disruption at a minimum.
PROGRESSION
Entrants who receive a Gold rating should progress to a higher class in the following year except in the following cases:
- A new required piece at the old level works best for that student.
- The highest level class in an event may be entered repeatedly with a different required and choice piece
- Concerto entrants may stay in the same category (see Special Rules for the Piano Concerto Event below).
AWARDS & CERTIFICATES
- Each performance will receive a rating from the presiding judges: Gold (5 points), Blue (4 points) , Red (3 points), Green (2 points) or Yellow (1 point). A large certificate of the appropriate color will be issued to each Festival participant for each event entered. The number of consecutive Gold ratings earned will be noted on the Gold certificates. Points will be accumulated for each Instrument-Event. When 15 points have been earned the first Gold Cup will be awarded, pending points going toward a second cup, etc.
- Points in Senior Concerto classes are awarded on a different scale: Gold (8 points); Blue (7 points); Red (5 points), Green (3 points) or Yellow (1 point). A Gold Cup is awarded each time 15 points are accumulated. Second, third and fourth Gold Cups are successively larger.
- In ensemble events, points are awarded separately to each performer.
GOLD CUP PLAN
All points counted toward a Gold Cup must be earned in the same event, with one exception. High school seniors may aggregate points across performance events on a given instrument (i.e. Piano Solo, Piano Concerto and Piano Duet) and with composition
FURTHER INFORMATION
| Woodwind & Brass Chairperson: | Festival Registrar: |
| Moira Schur Craw | Marjie Brake |
Brass Rules
ALL EVENTS
Revised 1/9/2023
Replaces all previous versions; In effect until replaced by a later version
GENERAL RULES FOR BRASS FESTIVAL
SPONSOR ELIGIBILITY
- Every student must be sponsored annually by an individual teacher. Music schools may not be sponsors. The sponsoring teacher must be a paid-up member of THE SCHUBERT CLUB of FAIRFIELD COUNTY, INC. as of the deadline for Festival applications.
- The YMF is a non-profit, volunteer enterprise that relies on the active participation of all teachers involved.
Teachers entering students are encouraged to volunteer some time to serve as room monitors, day chairs or assistant day chairs.
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY
- Entrants must be under 19 years of age as of June 1st of the Festival year.
- Entrants may participate up to and including the senior year of high school.
FEES & PAYMENT
- The cost for a solo or concerto application is $20; for a duo/duet application, $40, and for a quartet, $50.
- $65 Schubert Club Membership Fee, if not already a member.
- Special request fees for Piano Festival only - see below.
- Fees are not refundable.
- Only one check will be accepted from each teacher for all students (regular or special request)
- All checks must be postmarked no later than January 31.
APPLICATIONS
- Applications (and the appropriate fees) with special requests must be received not later than January 31. Incomplete applications will be returned. The Festival reserves the right to disqualify entrants for infractions of these rules.
- One application must be completed for each soloist and one for each ensemble of two or more performers.
- In a given year, entrants may enter only one class in any one event.
- Include one check or money order payable to The Schubert Club. Multiple checks from individual families will be returned.
- No exceptions will be allowed for late registration nor will changes be made after the registration deadline.
SCORES, PHOTOCOPYING AND CHOICE OF MATERIAL
- Published scores of the required and choice pieces (not photocopies) must be provided for the judges. Permission must be sought from the publisher for music that is out of print, not just unavailable or temporarily out of stock.
- Each performer is encouraged to play one selection from the suggested current YMF Syllabus, and a contrasting piece of your choice. Separate Syllabi are available for woodwind and brass instruments.
- Entrants in all solo events are encouraged to perform two contrasting pieces: one from the Syllabus of suggested pieces and one contrasting selection that represents a comparable level of difficulty.
- Entrants in the concerto event are not required to play a choice piece. Only one movement of one concerto from the Syllabus of Required Pieces should be played.
- Entrants in all ensemble events are encouraged play a choice composition in addition to the required piece. The choice piece may be selected from the same collection or be composed by the same composer as the required piece.
REPEATS, OMISSIONS AND TIME LIMITS
- Teachers are asked to observe the following guidelines for time limits (combined required and choice compositions). If pieces are likely to exceed these limits (perhaps the required piece or concerto is a long one), please attach a note to the application for the Registrar.
Moderately Difficult - Difficult 8 minutes Very Difficult - Musically Advanced 10 minutes Concerti 15 minutes - Repeats should generally be omitted.
ENSEMBLE PARTNER SUBSTITUTION
In unavoidable circumstances a teacher or other student may substitute for an ensemble player (with no score being awarded to that player).
VIDEO RECORDING
Video taping will be allowed during Festival performances. Parents will be guided by the Room Monitors to set up equipment in advance of the class performances and to operate cameras from the back of the room to keep disruption at a minimum.
PROGRESSION
Entrants who receive a Gold rating should progress to a higher class in the following year except in the following cases:
- A new required piece at the old level works best for that student.
- The highest level class in an event may be entered repeatedly with a different required and choice piece
- Concerto entrants may stay in the same category (see Special Rules for the Piano Concerto Event below).
AWARDS & CERTIFICATES
- Each performance will receive a rating from the presiding judges: Gold (5 points), Blue (4 points) , Red (3 points), Green (2 points) or Yellow (1 point). A large certificate of the appropriate color will be issued to each Festival participant for each event entered. The number of consecutive Gold ratings earned will be noted on the Gold certificates. Points will be accumulated for each Instrument-Event. When 15 points have been earned the first Gold Cup will be awarded, pending points going toward a second cup, etc.
- Points in Senior Concerto classes are awarded on a different scale: Gold (8 points); Blue (7 points); Red (5 points), Green (3 points) or Yellow (1 point). A Gold Cup is awarded each time 15 points are accumulated. Second, third and fourth Gold Cups are successively larger.
- In ensemble events, points are awarded separately to each performer.
GOLD CUP PLAN
All points counted toward a Gold Cup must be earned in the same event, with one exception. High school seniors may aggregate points across performance events on a given instrument (i.e. Piano Solo, Piano Concerto and Piano Duet) and with composition
FURTHER INFORMATION
| Woodwind & Brass Chairperson: | Festival Registrar: |
| Moira Schur Craw | Marjie Brake |
Required Pieces
- Bassoon
- Clarinet
- Flute
- Oboe
- Saxophone
- Trumpet
- French Horn
- Trombone
- Baritone Horn
- Euphonium
Repertoire Guidelines for Bassoon
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Bassoon Repertoire
| Level 1 |
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First Book of Bassoon Solos – Hilling and Bergmann
1. Ostinato
2. Yugoslav Dance – Traditional 9. Menuet du Tambourin – Jacques Hotteterre The Really Easy Bassoon Book – Graham Sheen
1. March Introduction
2. Duet 3. Rondo 4. The Dancing Lesson 6. Russian Folksong – Tchaikovsky, arr. Sheen 9. Two German Dances – Franz Schubert, arr. Sheen 10. Trio from Symphony No. 80 – Joseph Haydn, arr. Sheen 11. The Elephant from Carnival of the Animals – Saint-Saens, arr. Sheen Favorite Folk Songs for the Beginner Bassoonist
1. Robin Adair – Scottish
2. My Love’s an Arbutus – Irish 3. The Vicar of Bray – English 4. The Harp that Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls – Irish 5. Leezie Lindsay – Scottish 6. Song of the Western Man – Old Cornish 7. All Through the Night – Welsh 8. Kelvin Grove – Scottish Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano – Gerard Billaudot
3. Il Court il Court “Le Bassoon” en Bois Joli – French Folksong
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| Level 2 |
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First Book of Bassoon Solos – Hilling and Bergmann
7. Gavotte – Jacques Aubert
8. Romance 11. Passacaglia – Bergmann 13. Hymn – Johann Sebastian Bach 14. Waltz – Franz Schubert 15. Minuet – Henry Purcell 17. Nobody’s Jig – English Country Dance 18. Jig – Henry Purcell 19. Cockle-Shells – English Country Dance The Really Easy Bassoon Book – Graham Sheen
5. Dulcian
7. La Mere Gigogne et les Polichinelles – Tchaikovsky, arr. Sheen 8. Hungarian Floksong 12. Fine Knacks for Ladies – John Dowland, arr. Sheen 13. Two Norwegian Melodies – Edvard Grieg Favorite Folk Songs for the Beginner Bassoonist
9. The Jolly Miller – Welsh/English
10. A-Hunting We will Go – English 11. As Slow Our Ship – Irish 12. The Minstrel Boy – Irish Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano – Gerard Billaudot
1. Ouverture – Guiseppe Verdi 2. Des Pays Mysterieux – Robert Schumann
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| Level 3 |
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First Book of Bassoon Solos – Hilling and Bergmann
3. Polka – Czech Traditional
4. Czech Dance – Traditional 5. Barcarolle – Hilling 6. Variations on a German Christmas Song – Bergmann 10. Minka – Russian Folksong 12. Duet – Bergmann 16. Andante – Franz Schubert 20. The Merry Peasant – Robert Schumann 21. Song – Philip Rosseter 22. Welsh Folk Song – Traditional 23. Gavotte – Francesco Barsanti 24. Welsh Folk Song II – Traditional 25. Prelude – J. S. Bach 26. Landler – Franz Schubert 27. Rustic March – Carl Maria Von Weber 28. Duo – Georg Philipp Telemann Second Book of Bassoon Solos – Hilling and Bergmann
2. Aria – Johann Sebastian Bach
3. March – Georg Frideric Handel 4. Gavotte – Georg F. Handel 6. Largo – Francesco Barsanti Favorite Folk Songs for the Beginner Bassoonist – Selected by Patricia Ramsay
13. Ye Banks and Braes – Scottish
14. The Flight of the Earls – Irish 15. David of the Whait Rock – Welsh 16. The Dove – Welsh 17. the Campbells are Comin’ – Scottish 18. Afton Water – Scotish 19. The Happy Clown – English 20. John Peel – English 21. Early One Morning – English 22. Let Now the Harp – Welsh Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano – Gerard Billaudot
4. Theme – Ludwig van Beethoven
5. Pastorale – Domenico Zipoli 6. Serenade – Franz Schubert Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano Volume 3 – Gerard Billaudot
2. Minuetto, de L’Arlesienne – Georges Bizet
4. Une Nuit Sur Mont Chauve (Night on Bald Mountain) – Modest Moussorgsky Copland 2000, for Bassoon, (Trombone,Baritone B.C.) – Aaron Copland |
| Level 4 |
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Second Book of Bassoon Solos
1. Sinfonia – Johann Sebastian Bach
5. L’Hiver – Georg Philipp Telemann 7. Air – Johann Chr. Schickhardt 8. the Maiden’s Blush or Bump Her Belly – English Country Dance 11. Menuet – Franz Joseph Haydn 12 Finale – Franz Joseph Haydn 14. Largetto – Antonin Dvorak 15. Album Leaf – Edvard Grieg 16. Andaluza – Enrique Granados Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano – Gerard Billaudot
7. Chanson Naive – Michail Glinka
Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano Volume 2 – Gerard Billaudot
1. Sheherazade – N. Rimsky-Lorsakoff
2. Andante from Symphony No. 9 – Franz Schubert 3. Libiamo, La Traviata – Giuseppe Verdi 4. Allegro from Brandenberg Concerto – J. S. Bach 5. Andante from Piano Sonata No. 2 – W. A. Mozart 6. Sarabande – Arcangelo Corelli 7. Symphonie Inachevee (Unfinished) – Franz Schubert Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano Volume 3 – Gerard Billaudot
1. Valse des Fleurs – P. I. Tchaikowsky
3. Dans Les Bois – Franz Liszt 5. Berceuse – Frederic Chopin 6. Clair De Lune – Claude Debussy 7. Symphonie en Ut, Adagio – Georges Bizet Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano Volume 4 – Gerard Billaudot
1. Chanson de Printemps, (Spring Song) – Felix Mendelssohn
2. Marche Turque des Ruines D’Athenes – Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Menuet, de l’Arlesienne – Georges Bizet 4. Valse Op. 70 No. 2 – Frederic Chopin 6. Adagietto, de l’Arlesienne – Georges Bizet Ten Solos for Concert and Contest, arranged by William E. Rhoads, for Bassoon and Piano
Piece in G Minor, after a Study by S. Lee – Rhoads
Program Solos on Favorite Tunes for Bassoon and Piano – Louise Hillary
The Ash Grove – Traditional Welsh Song, arr. Hillery
Etude on Black, Unaccompanied Traditional Appalachian – Hillery Turkey in the Straw, Traditional American, arr. Hillery Jazzyblue – Hillery Aria, from Che Gelida Manina – Giaccamo Puccini, arr. Hillery Three Pieces (Ballad, Humoresque, March Eccentric) – Vladimir Bakaleinikoff |
| Level 5 |
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Second Book of Bassoon Solos
9. Allegro Con Spirito – Johann Chr. Bach
10. Prelude – Franz Joseph Haydn 13. Aria: ‘Dalla Sua Pace’ from Don Giavanni – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Pieces Classiques for Bassoon and Piano Volume 4 – Gerard Billaudot
5. Fugue XI (Clavier bien tempere, 1er Cahier) – J. S. Bach
7. Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2 – Frederic Chopin Baroque Sonatas for Bassoon and Piano, Edito Musica Budapest
Sonate F Minor – George Philipp Telemann
Sonate in A Minor – Francesco Geminiani Sonate in G Minor – Georg Friedrich Handel Ten Solos for Concert and Contest, arranged by William E. Rhoads, for Bassoon and Piano
Fantasy, after a Study by S. Lee – Wm. E. Rhoads
Caprice, after a Study by Capelle – Rhoads Tarantella, after a Study by C. Baermann – Rhoads A Minor Tune, with one variation – Rhoads Allegretto in C Minor, after a Study by F. Mueller Andante and Allegro, after a Study by C. Baermann Scherzando, after a Study by F. Mueller – Rhoads Nocturne, after a Study by Dotzauer – Rhoads Program Solos on Favorite Tunes for Bassoon and Piano – Louise Hillary
Nobody Knows – Louise Hillery
Fantasy for Bassoon – Malcolm Arnold |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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Fileuse for Bassoon and Piano – Jacques Casterede
Sonata in C Major – Johann Friedrich Fasch
Sonata in G Major – Johann S. Bach Sonata in D Major – Johann S. Bach Ten Solos for Concert and Contest, arranged by William E. Rhoads, for Bassoon and Piano
Adagio and Allegro in F Minor, after a Study by Fiorillo – Rhoads
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Repertoire Guidelines for Clarinet
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Clarinet Repertoire
| Level 1 |
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Easy Solos for the Beginning Clarinet Level 1, – Dr Norman M. Heim (Selections below the break)
1.) Autumn Leaves
2.) China town 3.) Processional March 1st Recital Series, Curnow Music Press, Inc. (All selections below the break) 1).Autumn Leaves
2).Crabapple Crossing 3).Reflections 4).Legend 7).Riverside Promenade 8).Ave Verum Corpus Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 28 Silent Night – F Gruber
Cielito Lindo (Beautiful Heaven) – C Fernandez America – S. F. Smith Star Spangled Banner – Francis Scott Key Adeste Fideles (Oh Come All Ye Faithful) – Reading Lead Kindly Light – J. B. Dykes Onward Christian Soldiers – Sir Arthur Sullivan |
| Level 2 |
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Easy Solos for the Beginning Clarinet Level 1, – Dr Norman M. Heim (Selections below the break)
4.) Pipes and Drums
5.) Birds in the Woods 1st Recital Series, Curnow Music Press, Inc. 5).Danse Harlequin
6).Air from Suite #3 9).Chalumeau on the Go 10).Habanera 11).Barbra Allen 12).Soaring 40 Famous Clarinet Favorites, Hugh M. Stuart None But the Lonely Heart – Tschaikowsky
Beautiful Dreamer – Steven Foster 3 American Songs, Dixie, Swanee River, Oh Suzanna – Traditional Valse Triste – Sibelius Barcarolle from “Tale of Hoffmann” – Offenbach I’ll Take you Home Again Kathleen – T.P. Westendorf Jingle Bells – Traditional Cradle Song – Brahms Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes – Arne Chanson Triste – Tschaikowsky Op. 40, No. 2 Ah! So Pure (Martha) – Flotow Ciribiribin – A. Pestalozza Blue Danube Waltz – J. Strauss Andante from the “5th Symphony” – Tschaikowsky Cantique de Noel – A. Adam Dark Eyes (Otche Chornia) – Russian Song Viennese Refrain – Popular Londonderry Air – Irish Folk Song Gavotte – F. J. Gossec Irish Washerwoman (Jig) Arkansas Traveller – (Country Dance) Pop Goes the Weasel – (Virginia Reel) The Campbells are Coming – (Scotch Dance) Garry Owen – (Irish Jig) Paddy Whack – (Irish Jig) Money Musk – (Reel) Kerry Dance – (Irish Jig) Sailor’s Hornpipe Fisher’s Hornpipe Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 43 Amsco Publications Walter’s Prize Song, from Die Meistersinger – R Wagner
Rigaudon – Jean-Phillipe Rameau Le Secret – L. Gautier Toreador Song from Carmen – G. Bizet Largo – G. F. Handel Siciliana from Cavalleria Rusticana – P. Mascagni Tambourin – Jean-Philippe Rameau Spring Dance – Edvard Grieg Solos for the Clarinet Player, – Arthur H. Christmann, Schirmer, Inc. Gavotte – Jean Baptiste Lully
Baroque Masterpieces for Clarinet and Piano, EMR (Editions Marc Reift) Suite de Danses – Melchior Franck
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| Level 3 |
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Easy Solos for the Beginning Clarinet Level 1, – Dr Norman M. Heim (Selections below the break)
6.) Swiss Mountain Call
7.) New Orleans 8.) Holiday Stomp Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 28 Reverie – Claude Debussy
Berceuse, from “Jocelyn” – B Godard Melody in F – Anton Rubinstein Minuet in G – L. Van Beethoven Serenade – Franz Schubert Spring Song (Song Without Words No. 30) – F MendelssoHN Dancing Doll (Poupee Valsante) – Ed. Poldini Habanera from “Carmen” – G. Bizet Song Without Words – Tschaikowsky Clarinet Polka (Dziadunio) Elegie – J. Massenet Ave Maria – F. Schubert Orientale (the Kaleidoscope) – Cesar Cui, Op. 50 Romance – A. Rubinstien, Op. 44 Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 43 Amsco Publications Ballet Music from “Rosemunde” – F. Schubert
Salut d’amour – E. Elgar Melody Moritz Moszkowski, Op. 18,No.1 Au Matin – Benjamin Godard Intermezzo and Nocturne, from Midsummer night’s Dream – F. Mendelssohn My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from Samson and Delilah – C. Saint-Saens Anitra’s Dance, Peer Gynt Suite – Edvard Grieg Caro Mio Ben – G. Giordani Connais-tu la pays, from Mignon – A. Thomas Tales from the Vienna Woods – J. Strauss Passepied – Leo Delibes Minuet – Luigi Boccherini Anvil Chorus, “Il Trovatore” – G. Verdi Cavatina – Joachim Raff Song Without Words – F. Mendelssohn, Op. 19, No. 14 Eastern Romance – N. Rimsky-Korsakoff Sextet from Lucia – G. Donizetti Pizzicati, Sylvia Ballet – Leo Delibes June (Barcarolle) – P. Tschaikowsky, Op. 37, No. 6 Song of India – N. Rimsky-Korsakoff Serenade (Les Millions D’arlequin) – R. Drigo Solos for the Clarinet Player, – Arthur H. Christmann, Schirmer, Inc. Gavotte and Minuet – John Stanley
Romance from Clarinet Concerto No. 3 – Karl Stamitz Tambourin – Franz Joseph Gossec Baroque Masterpieces for Clarinet and Piano, EMR (Editions Marc Reift) Suite – Henry Purcell
Suite de Danses – Melchior Franck Sonata – Jean-Baptiste Loeillet Suite of Danses – Johann Pezel Concert and Contest Collection for Bflat Clarinet, H. Voxman |
| Level 4 |
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Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 28
Nocturne – F. Chopin, Op. 9, No. 2
Hungarian Dance No. 5 – J. Brahms Spanish Dance – M. Moszkowski, Op. 12, No. 1 Humoreske – Anton Dvorak, Op. 101, No. 7 Angel’s Serenade – G. Braga Souvenir – Franz Drdla Serenade – Franz Drdla Two Guitars – Russian Gypsy Folk Song Hymn to the Sun – N. Rimsky-Korsakoff Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 43 Amsco Publications Serenade Badine – Gabriel-Marie
Melodie – P.I. Tschaikowsky To Spring – Edvard Grieg, Op.43, No.6 Miserere, “Il Trovatore” – G. Verdi Stephanie, Gavotte – A. Czibulka Minuet l’antique – I. J. Paderewski Caro Nome from “Rigoletto” – G. Verdi Polish Danse X. Scharwenka, Op. 3, No. 1 “Minute” Waltz – Fr. Chopin, Op. 64, No. 1 Romance – P. I. Tschaikowsky Solos for the Clarinet Player, – Arthur H. Christmann, Schirmer, Inc. Allegro, from Concerto for Oboe and Strings – Tommaso Albinoni
Allegro from the Flute Sonata in E – J. S. Bach Adagio and Allegro from Flute Sonata No. 3 in G major – George Frederic Handel Sonata in G Major (original for cello) – Benedetto Marcello Movt. 1-4 Concert and Contest Collestion for Bflat Clarinet, H. Voxman Allegretto Fantasia – Sextus Miskow
Nocturne from Concerto in G Minor – Th. Verhey, Op. 47 Aria and Scherzo – Agostino Gabucci Chanson – R. Gliere, Op. 35, No. 3 Nocturne – L. Bassi Menuet from Divertimento in D, K.334 – W. A. Mozart Scherzo in C Minor – Paul Koepke Ballade – Niels W. Gade, Op. 43, No. 3 Romance – Jean Becker, Op. 3 Baroque Masterpieces for Clarinet and Piano, EMR (Editions Marc Reift) Adagio – Largo – Allegretto – Benedetto Marcello
Sonata – Nicola Antonio Porpora Prelude and Fugue – G. F. Handel Konzert Nr. 3 in B flat Major for Clarinet and Orchestra – Carl Stamitz |
| Level 5 |
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Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 28
Flight of the Bumble-Bee – N. Rimsky-Korsakoff
Selected Clarinet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series No. 43 Amsco Publications Polnaise from “Mignon” – A. Thomas
Gypsy Rondo – Joseph Haydn |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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Sonata for the Oboe and Piano – Francis Poulenc Sonata for Oboe and Piano – Gordon Jacob |
Repertoire Guidelines for Flute
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Flute Repertoire
| Level 1 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse
Selections 1-8
Sixty-Five Little Pieces in Progressive Order for Beginner Flutists, Trans. & Ed. Louis Moyse 1. Novelette – Robert Schumann
2. Consolation – Franz Liszt 4. Chanson Triste – P. I. Tchaikovsky 5. Menuetto – Ludwig van Beethoven 8. Song – Felix Mendelssohn Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S Drummond Wolff 1. Adagio from ‘The Seasons’ – Antonio Vivaldi
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 2 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Ayre, from “Heroic Music” – G. P. Telemann
4. Gavotte, from Sonata V for Harpsichord – Thomas Arne 5. Finale, from Sonata VI for Trumpet – Domenico Gabrieli Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Prelude, from the Voluntaries – John Stanley
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Prelude, from the Voluntaries – John Stanley
4. Corrente, from a concertino – ArcangeloCorelli Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 5 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Bouree – Georg Frideric Handel
3. Sinfonia, Alla rustica – Antonio Vivaldi 5. Ayre – Georg Philipp Telemann |
| Level 2 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse
Selections 9-21
Sixty-Five Little Pieces in Progressive Order for Beginner Flutists, Trans. & Ed. Louis Moyse 3. Menuetto – Georg Frederick Handel
6. Andante, from Piano Sonata – E. Grieg 7. The Smooth Tongued – Francois Couperin 9. Ballade – Frederic Chopin 10. Theme from “La Molinara” – Beethoven 11. Andante – Antonio Vivaldi 12. Aria from Piano Sonata – Franz Schubert 13. Menuetto – W. A. Mozart 14. Waltz – Johannes Brahms 15. A Gondolier Song – Felix Mendelssohn 16. Siciliana – George Frederick Handel 17. Impromptu – Franz Schubert 18. Lied – Robert Schumann 19. Menuetto – Josef Haydn 20. Aria – Wolfgang A. Mozart 21. To Spring – Edvard Grieg 22. Prelude – Frederic Chopin 23. Song – Felix Mendelssohn 27. Spring Dance – Edvard Grieg Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Allegretto, from a Sonata – Henry Purcell
3. Tranquillo, from Oboe Concerto – Tomaso Albinoni 5. Sarabande, from Oboe Concerto – G. F. Handel Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 2 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Allegretto, from a trumpet concerto – Petronio Franceshini
3. Aria (Bist du bei mir) – J.S. Bach Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Adagio, from Adagio for Strings – Tomaso Albinoni
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Andante – Allegretto, from a sonata – Domenico Gabrielli
3. Largo, from a sonata – Antonio Vivaldi Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 5 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Andante, Pietro Nardini
4. Largetto – Allesandro Besozzi 6. Voluntary – William Boyce Album of Sonatinas for the Young Flutist, Louis Moyse Sonatina – Muzio Clementi Op. 36, No. 1
Solos for Flute, 36 Repertoire Pieces, Compiled and Edited, Donald Peck Bouree, from Sonata – George F. Handel
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| Level 3 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse
Selections 22-40
Sixty-Five Little Pieces in Progressive Order for Beginner Flutists, Trans. & Ed. Louis Moyse 23. Song – Felix Mendelssohn
24. Sarabande – George F. Handel 25. Rondo – Lugwig van Beethoven 26. Fantasia – Wolfgang A. Mozart 28. Sister Monique – Francois Couperin 29. Finale – Josef Haydn 30. Sarabande – Maurice Ravel 31. Andante Consolante – Carl Maria von Weber 32. Tambourin – Jean Philippe Rameau 33. Theme – Ludwig van Beethoven 34. Prelude – Frederic Chopin 36. Gavotte – George Frederick Handel 38. Happy Farmer – Robert Schumann 39. Piece de Concert – Franz Schubert 40. Caprice – Felix Mendelssohn 42. Bouree – Johann Sebastian Bach 46. Theme – Felix Mendelssohn 47. Funny Story – Robert schumann 49. Dance – Geroge Frederick Handel 50. Menuetto – Josef Haydn 51. Rustic Dance – Franz Schubert 53. Waltz – Carl Maria von Weber 54. Folk Song – Robert Schumann 55. Rondo – Wolfgang A. Mozart 56. Sarabande – Claude Debussy 57. Morning Mood – Edvard Grieg 58. Menuetto – Johann Sebastian Bach 59. Fantasie Impromptu – Frederic Chopin 60. Solvejg’s Song – Edvard Grieg 62. Song – Franz Schubert 64. Rondo – Josef Haydn 65. Dialog – G. P. Telemann Solos for the Flute Player Louis Moyse 1. Allegro – Jean Baptiste Loeillet
2. Allegretto – Joseph Haydn 3. Song Without Words – Mendelssohn 4. Two Menuets – J-J. Naudot 5. Gavotte, Sonata for Flute – G.F. Handel Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S. Drummond Wolff 4. Andante, from a sonata – Pietro Nardini
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 3. Sinfonia, from Cantata God’s Time is Best – J. S. Bach
4. Largo, from a sonata – G. B. Pergolesi 5. Moderato, from Sonata in G for Flute – Antonio Lotti Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 5. Sinfonia, from Cantata 161 – J. S. Bach
6. Adagio, from a sonata – Antonio Lotti lbum of Sonatinas for the Young Flutist, Louis Moyse Sonatina – Friedrich Kahlau Op. 55, No. 2
Sonatina – Georg Philipp Telemann Solos for Flute, 36 Repertoire Pieces, Compiled and Edited, Donald Peck Calm as the Night – Carl Bohm
Waltz – Johannes Brahms, Op. 39, No. 15 Gavotte – Francoise Joseph Gossec Meditation from Bach, – Charles Gounod Traumerei – Robert Schumann, Op. 15, Giga, from Sonata in F – George F. Handel Serenade – F. J. Haydn, Hob. III,No. 17 The Swan – Camille Saint-Saens Gymnopedie No. 2 – Eric Satie Easy Original Flute Solos, Compiled and Edited by Donald Peck Trio No. 4, Finale – Franz Josef Haydn, Op. 100
Concerto in D Major, Theme from Rondeau – Luigi Boccherini, Op. 27 Sonata in D Major for Flute and Piano – Giovanni Battista Sammartini |
| Level 4 |
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Sixty-Five Little Pieces in Progressive Order for Beginner Flutists, Trans. & Ed. Louis Moyse
35. Sarabande – Johann Sebastian Bach
37. Andante – Carl Maria von Weber 41. Tender Nanette – Francois Couperin 43. Adagio – Josef Haydn 44. Aria – Wolfgang A. Mozart 45. Bagatelle – Ludwig van Beethoven 48. Nocturne – Frederic Chopin 52. Gavotte – Johann Sebastian Bach 61. Girl with the flaxen Hair – Claude Debussy 63. Polonaise – J. S. Bach Solos for the Flute Player, Louis Moyse 6. Andante and Allegretto – John Reid
7. Two Arias in Rondeau – J-J. Naudot 8. Rosemunde – Franz Schubert 9. Air – Francois Couperin 10. Polonaise – Ludwig van Beethoven 11. May Sweet May – Robert Schumann 12. Trio des Ismaelites – Hector Berlioz 14. Entr’acte – George Bizet 15. Adagio, Flute Quartet – W. A. Mozart 16. Two Passepieds – J. S. Bach 17. Scherzando – G. P. Telemann 19. Valse-Menuet – Georges Bizet 20. Rondo – W. A. Mozart 21. Allegro – Leonardo Vinci Album of Sonatinas for the Young Flutist, Louis Moyse Sonatina – Johann Christian Bach
Sonatina – Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 49, No. 2 Sonatina (K305) – Wolfgang A. Mozart Sonatina – Franz Schubert Op. 137, No. 1 Selected Flute Solos, Compiled and edited by Jay Arnold Gavotte and Trio – Johann Sebastian Bach
Andalouse – Emile Pessard, Op. 20 Serenade – Georges Hue 24 Short Concert Pieces, For Flute and Piano, Revised by Robert Cavally Hungarian Serenade – Victorin Joncieres, Trans. Albert J. Andraud
2me Menuet de L’Arlesienne – George Bizet Pan Pastorale – Johannes Donjon Waltz of the Flowers – Leo Delibes Scherzino – K. J. Andersen Ave Maria – Franz Schubert Melodie-Elegie – J. Massenet, Op. 10 Solos for Flute, 36 Repertoire Pieces, Compiled and Edited, Donald Peck Arioso – Johann Sebastian Bach
Siciliano from Sonata No. 2 – J. S. Bach Serenade – Ludwig v Beethoven, Op. 41 Minuet – Beethoven Op. 49, No. 2 Gigue – Arcangelo Corelli Adagio Nobile – Joannes Donjon Berceuse – Gabriel Faure Sicilienne – Gabriel Faure Reverie – Claude Debussy Tambourin – Francois Joseph Gossec Adagio from Flute Quartet – W. A. Mozart Pavane – Camille Saint-Saens Musical Moment – Franz Schubert, Op. 94 June, Barcarolle – P. I. Tchaikovsky Op. 37 Easy Original Flute Solos, Compiled and Edited by Donald Peck Sonata No. 5, Giga – George. F. Handel Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 – J. S. Bach
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 – J. S. Bach Suite No. 2, Minuet – J. S. Bach Arioso – Johann J. Quantz Quartet in D, Adagio – W. A. Mozart Prelude to Act 3 from “Carmen” – Georges Bizet Minuet from ‘L’Arlesienne Suite – G. Bizet Danse des Mirlitons from Nutcracker Suite – Peter I. Tchaikovsky Scherzo from Divertissement No. 5 – Friedrich Kuhlau, Op. 68, No. 5 7 Sonatas for Flute and Piano – George F. Handel Echo Flute and Piano – Paul Hindemith Romance for Flute and Piano – Arthur Honegger Sonata in F Major – Jean-Baptiste Loeillet Sonata in G minor – Jean-Baptiste Loeillet Sonata in F Major – Benedetto Marcello Vocalise – Sergei Rachmaninoff, Op. 34, No. 14 3 Romances – Robert Schumann Sonatina in D Major Op 137 No 1 – Franz Schubert Sonatina in A Minor Op. 137 No. 2 – Franz Schubert Suite in A Minor – Georg Philipp Telemann Four Sonatas for Flute and Piano – Georg Philipp Telemann Six Sonatas for Flute and Piano – Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in D Major “Il Cardellino” Op. 10, No. 3 Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in C Minor – Vivaldi Concerto in A Minor – Vivaldi |
| Level 5 |
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Solos for the Flute Player, Louis Moyse
13. Nocturne – Frederic Chopin 18. Adagio – Joseph Haydn
24 Short Concert Pieces, For Flute and Piano, Revised by Robert Cavally Arioso and Presto – Joh. Joachim Quantz
Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits, from ‘Orpheus’ – Gluck Andante – B. Molique Offertoire – J. Donjon, Op. 12 Allegretto – Benjamin Godard, Op. 116 Idylle – Benjamin Godard, Op. 116 Orientale – R. de Boisdeffre, Op. 31 3 Movements from the Suite in B Minor – J. S. Bach Adagio Religioso K-622 – W. A. Mozart The Mill – K. J. Andersen Selected Flute Solos, Compiled and edited by Jay Arnold Fantasie – Gabriel Faure
Legend Pastorale – Benjamin Godard, Op. 138 Melodie from ‘Orpheus’ – Christoph W. von Gluck Scherzo from ‘A Midsummernight’s Dream’ – Feliz Mendelssohn Bolero – Emile Pessard, Op. 28, No. 2 Concerto No. 2 in D Major (K314) – Wolfgang A. Mozart Cadenzas for Flute Concerto No. 2 (K314) by Mozart – Joachim Andersen Solos for Flute, 36 Repertoire Pieces, Compiled and Edited, Donald Peck Reverie – Andre Caplet
Petite Valse – Andre Caplet Trockne Blumen – Franz Schubert Easy Original Flute Solos, Compiled and Edited by Donald Peck Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, Orchestral Exerpt, – Claude Debussy
Adagio – Joachim Andersen, Op. 33, No. 19 Caprice No. 1 – Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Op. 107, No. 1 Caprice No. 13 – Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Op. 107, No. 13 The Ecstatic Shepherd – Cyril Scott For Solo Flute Sonata in A Minor for Solo Flute – Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach
Syrinx – Claude Debussy Acht Stucke for Flute Alone – Paul Hindemith Danse De La Chevre – Arthur Honegger Piece pour Flute Seule – Jacques Ibert Three Preludes for unaccompanied Flute Op. 18 – Robert Muczynski Twelve Fantasias for Transverse Flute – Georg Philipp Telemann Density 21.5 – Edgard Varese Concerto in B Flat Major for Flute and Orchestra C. P E. Bach Concerto in A Major for Flute and Orchestra C. P E. Bach Concerto in d minor for Flute and Orchestra C. P E. Bach Concerto in G Major for Flute and Orchestra C. P E. Bach 6 Bach Sonatas for Flute and Piano – J. S. Bach Variations on a Theme by Rossini – Frederick Chopin 1st or 2nd Arabesque for Flute and Piano – Claude Debussy Six Sonatas for Flute and Piano – Francois Devinne Pavane Op. 50 – Gabriel Faure Concerto – Chr. W. Gluck Concerto – Franz Joseph Haydn 7 Sonatas for Flute and Piano – George F. Handel Three Grand Solos Op. 57 No. 1 – Fr. Kuhlau Concerto in G Major – Giovanni B. Pergolesi Sonata for Flute and Piano – Francis Poulenc Concerto in G Major – Joh. Joachim Quantz 3 Sonatas – Joh. Joachim Quantz Airs de Ballet d’ Ascanio, Flute and Piano – Camille Saint-Saens Theme with Variations in B flat Major, for Flute and Piano – Franz Schubert Concert No. 1 in G Major – Wolfgang A. Mozart Concerto No. 2 In D Major – W.A. Mozart Six Sonatas for Flute and Piano -Wolfgang A. Mozart Morceau de Concours for Flute and Piano – Gabriel Faure Concerto in A Minor RV. 445 for Flute and Piano – Antonio Vivaldi |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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Selected Flute Solos, Compiled and edited by Jay Arnold
Fantasie Pastorale Hongroise – Albert Franz Doppler, Op. 26
Concertino – Cecile Chaminade, Op. 107 Flute Music by French Composers for Flute and Piano, Edited by Louis Moyse Prelude et Scherzo – Henri Busser, Op. 35
Concertino – Alph. Duvernoy, Op. 45 Cantabile et Presto – Georges Enesco Andante et Scherzo – Louis Ganne Fantasie – Philippe Gaubert Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando – Philippe Gaubert Ballade – A. Perilhou Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino – Paul Taffanel Duo for Flute and Piano – Aaron Copland Reverie and Petite Valse for Flute and Piano – Andre Caplet Prelude a l’apres-midi d’un faune (Afternoon of a Fawn) – Claude Debussy Sonatine for Flute and Piano – Henri Dutilleux Cantabile and Presto – Georges Enesco Poem – Charles T. Griffes Sonate – Paul Hindemith Night Soliloquy for Flute and Piano – Kent Kennan Concerto in F Major – Saverio Mercadante Fantasia in G Major – Saverio Mercadante Sonatine – Darius Milhaud Sonata for Flute and Piano – Robert Muczynski Concerto for Flute and Orchestra – Carl Nielsen Sonata for Flute and Piano in D Major, Op. 94 – Sergei Prokofieff Sonata “Undine” Op. 167 for Flute and Piano – Carl Reinecke Quatre Pieces – Pan, Tityre, Krishna, Mr de la Pejaudie – Albert Roussel Introduction and Variations on a Theme “Ihr Blumkin Alle” Op. 160 – Franz Schubert |
Repertoire Guidelines for Oboe
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Oboe Repertoire
| Level 1 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S Drummond Wolff 1. Adagio from ‘The Seasons’ – Antonio Vivaldi
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 2 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Ayre, from “Heroic Music” – G. P. Telemann
4. Gavotte, from Sonata V for Harpsichord – Thomas Arne 5. Finale, from Sonata VI for Trumpet – Domenico Gabrieli Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Prelude, from the Voluntaries – John Stanley
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Prelude, from the Voluntaries – John Stanley
4. Corrente, from a concertino – ArcangeloCorelli Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 5 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Bouree – Georg Frideric Handel
3. Sinfonia, Alla rustica – Antonio Vivaldi 5. Ayre – Georg Philipp Telemann |
| Level 2 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Allegretto, from a Sonata – Henry Purcell
3. Tranquillo, from Oboe Concerto – Tomaso Albinoni 5. Sarabande, from Oboe Concerto – G. F. Handel Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 2 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Allegretto, from a trumpet concerto – Petronio Franceshini
3. Aria (Bist du bei mir) – J.S. Bach Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 2. Adagio, from Adagio for Strings – Tomaso Albinoni
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Andante – Allegretto, from a sonata – Domenico Gabrielli
3. Largo, from a sonata – Antonio Vivaldi Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 5 – S. Drummond Wolff 1. Andante, Pietro Nardini
4. Largetto – Allesandro Besozzi 6. Voluntary – William Boyce Oboe Solos with Piano Accompaniment, Arr. And Ed. By Jay Arnold Sarabande – Arcangelo Corelli
On Wings of Song – Felix Mendelssohn Concert and Contest Collection for Oboe, Voxman Ariette from Panurge – A. E. M. Gretry
Gavotta – A. Goedicke, Op. 80, No. 1 Spiegel im Spiegel fur Oboe und Klavier (1978) – Arvo Part Sonatina – Muzio Clementi Op. 36, No. 1
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| Level 3 |
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40 Little Pieces for the beginner flutist, Transcribed and adapted by Louis Moyse Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 1 – S. Drummond Wolff 4. Andante, from a sonata – Pietro Nardini
Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 3 – S. Drummond Wolff 3. Sinfonia, from Cantata God’s Time is Best – J. S. Bach
4. Largo, from a sonata – G. B. Pergolesi 5. Moderato, from Sonata in G for Flute – Antonio Lotti Baroque Music for Solo Instrument and Keyboard, Book 4 – S. Drummond Wolff 5. Sinfonia, from Cantata 161 – J. S. Bach
6. Adagio, from a sonata – Antonio Lotti Solos for the Oboe Player, Whitney Tusin, Schirmer 3.) Largo – J. F. Fasch
5.) Andante and Allegro from Sonata No. 15 – Jean-Baptiste Loeillet 8.) Two Songs – Franz Liszt Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 19 – Felix Mendelssohn
2. Andante espressivo,
4. Moderato 6. Venetianisches Gondollied Oboe Solos with Piano Accompaniment, Arr. And Ed. By Jay Arnold Gavotte – Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantabile – Pietro Locatelli Bourree – Georg Friedrich Handel Rigaudon – Jean-Phillipe Rameau Minuet – Nicholas Amani La Cinquantaine – Gabriel Marie Solvejg’s Song – Edvard Grieg Orientale (The Kaleidoscope) – Cesar Cul, Op. 50 Einsame Blumen (Lonely Flowers) – Robert Schumann, Op. 82, No. 3 Concert and Contest Collection for Oboe, Voxman Aria and Rondinella – G. F. Handel
Two Menuettos from Flute Sonata in C – J. S. Bach Menuetto and Presto from Trio V – F. J. Haydn Oboe Classics for Beginner (Music Minus One) Hal Leonard 5 Pieces for Harmonium: Piece V – Cesar A. Franck
Zueigung (Dedication) – Richard Strauss Gymnopedie No. 3 – Eric Satie Three Dance Studies: 1. Habanera, 2. Valse Sentimentale, 3. Magyer – Chandler Orfeo ed Euridice: ‘Che Faro Senza euridice?’ – C. W. Gluck Greensleves / Lovely Joan Norwegian Dance Op. 35 No. 2 – Edvard Grieg Lakme: ‘Flower Duet’ Leo Delibes Minuet – Luigi Boccerini Meistersinger, Die WWV96 – ‘Morgenlich Leuchtend’ – Richard Wagner Richard LLL: 3 Pieces, 1. March, 2. Elegy, 3. Scherzetto – William Walton Children’s Suite, ‘Trumpet Tune’ – William Walton Album of Sonatinas for the Young Flutist, Louis Moyse Sonatina – Friedrich Kahlau Op. 55, No. 2
Sonatina – Georg Philipp Telemann |
| Level 4 |
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Johann Sebastian Bach, the most Beautiful Oboe Solos from Church Cantatas
Sinfonia from “Ich Steh Mit Einem Fuss Im Grabe” – Cantata BWV 156
Sinfonia from “Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen” – Cantata BWV 12 Sinfonia from “Ich Hatte Viel Bekummernis” – Cantata BWV 156 Solo from Oratorio BWV 249 Sinfonia from “Die Himmel Erzahlen Die Ehre Gottes” – Cantata BWV 76 1.) Aria from St. Mathew Passion – J. S. Bach
2.) Sonata in A Minor – G. P. Telemann 4.) Concerto No. 8 in B flat – G. F. Handel 7.) Dreams (Traume) – Richard Wagner 10.) Two Arabian Dances – Max Laurischkus, Op. 3 11.) Mazurka – Claude Debussy 12.)Vacalise – Sergei Rachmaninoff, Op. 34, No. 14 13.) Song from Two Pieces – Rienhold Gliere, Op. 35, No.3 14.) Kuruka-Kuruka – Koscak Yamada 15.) Toadinha, (A little Song) – Jean Berger Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 19 – Felix Mendelssohn 1. Andante con Moto
5. Piano Agitato Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 38 – Felix Mendelssohn 13. Con Moto
14. Allegro non troppo 18. Duetto, Andante con moto Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 53 – Felix Mendelssohn 19. Andante con moto
20. Allegro non troppo 21. Presto Agitato 22. Adagio 23. Allegro con Fuoco 24. Molto Allegro vivace Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 62 & 67 – Felix Mendelssohn 25. Andante Espressivo
26. Allegro con Fuoco 29. Andante con Moto 30. Allegro Gracioso 31. Andante 32. Allegro Leggiero Oboe Solos with Piano Accompaniment, Arr. And Ed. By Jay Arnold Eastern Romance – N. Rimsky-Korsakoff
Indian Canzonetta – Anton Dvarak, Op. 100, No. 2 Chant Sans Paroles – Peter I. Tschaikowsky, Op. 40, No. 6 Slavonic Dance – Anton Dvorak, Op. 72, No. 2 Zephyrs – Bruno Labate Carnation, Concert Valse – Bruno Labate Concert and Contest Collection for Oboe, Voxman Sinfonia (Arioso) from Cantata No. 156 – J. S. Bach
Melodie – Clement Lenom Andante and Allegro from Sonata in G Major – J. B. Loeillet Piece in G Minor – Gabriel Pierne Adagio and Allegro – Leroy Ostransky Sonata No. 1 ( G Minor) – G. F. Handel Sonatina based on Divertimento No. 2 – W. A. Mozart Allegro Moderato from Trio No. 1 (London) – F. J. Haydn Four Sonatas for Oboe and Piano (Tustin) , Schirmer
Sonata 1 in D Minor – G. F. Handel, Op. 1 No. 2
Sonata 2 in E Minor – G. F. Handel, Op. 1, No. 4 Sonata 3 in G Major – G. F. Handel, Op. 1, No. 7 Sonata 4 in C Major – G. F. Handel, Op. 1, No. 11 Two Fantasy Pieces for Oboe and Piano, Op. 2 – Carl Nielsen
Concerto for Oboe and Strings (Preludio, Allemanda, Giga) – Arcangelo Corelli
Andante – Presto – Georg Philipp Telemann Elegiac Dance – Presto – Michael Head Romance – Humoresque – Caarl August Nielsen the Winter’s Past – Wayne Barlow Sonata – I ‘Munter’ – Paul Hindemith Album of Sonatinas for the Young Flutist, Louis Moyse
Sonatina – Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 49, No. 2
Sonatina – Franz Schubert Op. 137, No. 1 (1st Movt. Option – some notes down an octave) |
| Level 5 |
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Concerto in D Minor, Op. 9, No. 2 – Tomaso Albinoni Fantaisie on popular French Themes Op. 31 – Vincent D’Indy Concerto in C for Oboe and Orchestra, Attributed to Haydn, with Piano score Ed. Rothwell Concerto in G minor for Oboe and Piano – George Frideric Handel (Thomas Stacy) Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 38 – Felix Mendelssohn 15. Presto e molto vivace
16. Andante 17. Agitato Romances Sans Paroles, (Without Words) Op. 62 & 67 – Felix Mendelssohn 34. Prestoads
Concert and Contest Collection for Oboe, Voxman Colloquy – Ira P. Schwarz
Oboe Solos with Piano Accompaniment, Arr. And Ed. By Jay Arnold Legende Pastorale (From “Scotch Scenes”) – Benjamin Godard, Op. 138
Sonata N0. 1 in G Minor – Georg Friedrich Handel Sonata No. 2 in G Minor – Georg Friedrich Handel Sonata No. 3 in F Major – Georg Friedrich Handel Sonata – W. A. Mozart, K. V. 370 Concerto in F Minor – Gorg Philipp Telemann Quartet for Oboe, violin, viola, and cello in F Major, K370, Ed. Oboe & Piano – W.A. Mozart Sonatina K. 305 – W. A. Mozart
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| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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Sonata for the Oboe and Piano – Francis Poulenc Sonata for Oboe and Piano – Gordon Jacob |
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Please click here for tenor saxophone.
Alto Saxophone Repertoire
| Level 1 |
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Exceptional Classics for Alto (or Baritone) Saxophone and Piano – Arr. T. Santorella and J. Robbins
Little Cradle Song – Robert Schumann
Russian Folk Song – Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance – Josef Haydn (D Major for the Sax) Tell Me Fair Ladies, from the Marriage of Figero – W. A. Mozart The Organ Grinder – Peter I. Tchaikovsky Allegro – Wolfgang A. Mozart Minuet – Johann S. Bach Russian Song – Peter I. Tchaikovshy German Dance – Josef Haydn (C Major for the Sax) Norse Song – Robert Schumann |
| Level 2 |
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Exceptional Classics for Alto (or Baritone) Saxophone and Piano – Arr. T. Santorella and J. Robbins
Andante – Wolfgang A. Mozart
Minuet – Josef Haydn Aria – Johann S. Bach Gavotte – Johann S. Bach Waltz – Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance – Franz Schubert Andante, from “The Surprise Symphony” No. 94 Josef Haydn Easy Solos for the Beginning Saxophone, Level 1 – Mike Buerk
Avenue of the Keys – Buerk
Key West March – Buerk Ballad for the Keys – Buerk Waltzing Through the Keys – Buerk Concert and Contest Collection for E flat Alto Saxophone, H. Voxman
At the Hearth, from Suite Miniature – A. Gretchaninoff, Op. 145, No. 8
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| Level 3 |
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Exceptional Classics for Alto (or Baritone) Saxophone and Piano – Arr. T. Santorella and J. Robbins
Old French Song – Peter I. Tchaikovsky
German Dance – Josef Haydn Ecossaise – Ludwig Van Beethoven Turkish March, from “The Ruins of Athens” – Ludwig Van Beethoven Serenade from “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” – Wolfgang A. Mozart Two Minuets from the Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach – Johann S. Bach Easy Solos for the Beginning Saxophone, Level 1 – Mike Buerk
Key West’s Lament – Buerk
Duvall Street Ballad – Buerk Hurricane Waltz – Buerk Marching Up the Keys – Buerk The Rascher Collectionfor E flat Saxophone and Piano – Sigurd Rascher
Gavotte – Padre Martini, Arr. Rascher
Concert and Contest Collection for E flat Alto Saxophone, H. Voxman
Evening Waltz, from Suite Miniature – A. Gretchaninoff, Op. 145, No. 10
Minuet from Haffner Music, K. 250 – W. A. Mozart Solos for the Alto Saxophone Player, with Piano Acc. Larry Teal Solos for the Alto Saxophone Player, with Piano Acc. Larry Teal
5. Romantic Piece – Antonin Dvorak
Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Musette, Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. 126 – Anonymous
Menuet, Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. 115 – Christian Petzold Gavotte – Arcangelo Corelli |
| Level 4 |
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Exceptional Classics for Alto (or Baritone) Saxophone and Piano – Arr. T. Santorella and J. Robbins
The Wild Horseman – Robert Schumann
Pachelbel’s Canon – Johann Pachelbel Ode To Joy, from “Symphony No. 9” – Ludwig Van Beethoven Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, from “Cantata No. 147” – Johann S. Bach The Rascher Collectionfor E flat Saxophone and Piano – Sigurd Rascher
Sonata No. 3 – G. F. Handel, Arr. Rascher
Rigaudon – Jean Philippe Rameau, Arr. Rascher Concert and Contest Collection for E flat Alto Saxophone, H. Voxman
Melodie – Simon Poulain
Canzonetta and Giga – Leroy Ostransky Sonatina, (Based on Trio V) – J. Haydn Solos for the Alto Saxophone Player, with Piano Acc. Larry Teal
4. Largetto from Sonatina Op. 100 – Antonin Dvorak
6. Intermezzo, from Goyescas – Enrique Granados 7. Album-Leaf, from Lyric Pieces, Op. 12 – Edward Grieg 9. Minuet – Joseph Haydn Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Toccata from “toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565 J. S. Bach
Allegro – George F. Handel Air – Henry Purcell Les Moissonneurs, Pieces for Harpsichord, Book Two – Francois Couperin |
| Level 5 |
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The Rascher Collectionfor E flat Saxophone and Piano – Sigurd Rascher
Prelude to Cantata No. 12 – J. S. Bach, Arr. Rascher
Prelude to Cantata No. 156 – J. S. Bach, Arr. Rascher Variations on a Gavotte by Corelli – Arr. Rascher Concert and Contest Collection for E flat Alto Saxophone, H. Voxman
Andante and Allegro – Andre Chailleux
Largo and Allegro, from Sonata VI – G. F. Handel Elegie – J. Ed. Barat Introduction and Rondo – Leroy Ostransky Recitative and Allegro – Paul Koepke Fantasie Mauresque – F. Combelle Concertante – E. Paladilhe First Concertino – Georges Guilhaud Solos for the Alto Saxophone Player, with Piano Acc. Larry Teal
1. Canzonetta – Alfredo d’Ambrosio, Op. 6
2. Sicilienne and Allegro, from the Flute Sonata No. 2 – J. S. Bach 3. Nocturne – Frederic Chopin, Op. Posth. Trans. Francis L. York 8. Gypsy Rondo – Joseph Haydn 10. Minuet, from Divertimento in D, K. 334 – Wolfgang A. Mozart 11. Rondo in D – Wolfgang A. Mozart 12. The Old Castle, from Pictures at an Exhibition – Modest Mussorgsky 13. Vocalise – Sergey Rachmaninoff, Op. 34, No. 14 14. Sonatine, from First Movement – Maurice Ravel 15. Fantasy Piece – Robert Schumann Op. 73, No. 3 Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Allegro from Concerto Op. 3/6 – Antonio Vivaldi
Suite No. 3, for Saxophone Solo – J. S. Bach, Trans. Jean-Marie Londeix Sonata No. 2 in B flat major for Alto Saxophone and Piano – Bezozzi Aria pour Alto Saxopnone (Mi flat) and Piano – Eugene Bozza Clair de Lune – Claude Debussy, Arr. Jonathon Robbins for Alto Saxophone and Piano Sonata for E flat Saxophone and Piano – Henri Eccles, Arr. Sigurd M. Rascher Cinq Danses Exotiques pour Alto Saxophone et Piano – Jean Francaix Sonata for E flat Saxophone and Piano – Bernhard Heiden Sicilienne for Alto Saxophone and Piano – Pierre Lantier Allegro Spiritoso – J. B. Senaille, Arr. For Alto Saxophone and Piano by Harry Gee Sonata No. 6 in G Minor – Antonio Vivaldi, Ed. Josef Marx |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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The Rascher Collectionfor E flat Saxophone and Piano – Sigurd Rascher
The Carnival of Venice – Italian Melody, Arr. Rascher
Violincello Suite III – J. S. Bach, for Saxophone Solo, Trans. Ramon Ricker Violincello Suite II – J. S. Bach, for Saxophone Solo, Trans. Ramon Ricker Piece Breve pour Saxophone Seul – Eugene Bozza Sonata for Alto Sax and Piano – J. F. Fasch, Arr. Sigurd Rascher Rhapsody for Solo Saxophone – Arthur Frackenpohl Sonate en La majeur, – Cesar Franck (Originally for Violin) adaptation by Jean-Yves Fourmeau Concertino Da Camera, pour Alto Saxophone et onze instruments – Jacques Ibert Scaramouche pour Alto saxophone and Piano – Darius Milhaud Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano – Robert Muczynski Concerto en Mi Bemol (E flat) – A. Glazounov et A. Petiot XXV Opera Snatches for Unaccompanied Saxophone – William Schuman, Trans. Daniel Dorff Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano – Alec Wilder |
Tenor Saxophone Repertoire
| Level 1 |
| Level 2 |
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Indispensable Folio for B flat Tenor Saxophone – R. M. Endresen
1. Spinning Wheel – Endresen
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| Level 3 |
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Indispensable Folio for B flat Tenor Saxophone – R. M. Endresen
2. Polish Dance – Endresen
6. Holiday Medley – Endresen 10. Valse Caprice – Endresen Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Musette, Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. 126 – Anonymous
Menuet, Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. 115 – Christian Petzold Gavotte – Arcangelo Corelli Beau Soir (Beautiful Evening) – Claude Debussy, Arr. Eugene Rousseau |
| Level 4 |
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Solos for the Tenor Saxophone Player, Larry Teal
1. Two Bourrees from the Third Cello Suite – Johann S. Bach
2. Scherzo from Violin Sonata, Op. 30, No. 1 – Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Hungarian Dance No. 1 – Johannes Brahms 4. Sarabande from: Suite pour le piano – Claude Debussy 6. Cantilena from Cello Concerto in A Minor – Georg Goltermann, Op. 14 8. From Violin Sonata No. 1, Allegretto – Edvard Grieg, Op. 8 12. Minuetto, from Sonatina in G Minor – Franz Schubert, Op. 137 Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Toccata from “toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565 J. S. Bach
Allegro – George F. Handel Air – Henry Purcell Indispensable Folio for B flat Tenor Saxophone – R. M. Endresen
3. Fox Hunt – Endresen
4. Moonlight Serenade – Endresen 5. Whistlin’ Pete – Endresen 7. School Musician, March – Endresen 8. Forest Echo – Endresen 9. Air Varie – Endresen 11. Syncopator March – Endresen The Rose and the Nightingale, Tenor Sax and Piano – N. Rimsky-Korsakov, Arr. R. E. Thurston Pachelbel Canon for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff |
| Level 5 |
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Solos for the Tenor Saxophone Player, Larry Teal
5. Lament – Antonin Dvorak
7. Playera – Enrique Granados, Op. 5, No. 5 9. Song without Words – Felix Mendelssohn – Bartholdy, Op. 109 10. Spanish Dance No. 2 – Moritz Moszkowski, Op. 12 11. Allegro Appassionata – Camille Saint-Saens, Op. 43 13. Romance No. 1 – Robert Schumann, Op. 94 14. Sleighride – Peter I. Tchaikowsky Blue Baroque, Contemporary Arrangements of Baroque Classics – Arrangements by James Rae
Allegro from Concerto Op. 3/6 – Antonio Vivaldi
Sonata for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – James Di Pasquale Poem for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – Walter S. Hartley Concerto in G Minor for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – George F. Handel, Arr. H. Voxman |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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Violincello Suite III – J. S. Bach, for Saxophone Solo, Trans. Ramon Ricker Violincello Suite II – J. S. Bach, for Saxophone Solo, Trans. Ramon Ricker Piece Breve pour Saxophone Seul – Eugene Bozza Rhapsody for Solo Saxophone – Arthur Frackenpohl XXV Opera Snatches for Unaccompanied Saxophone – William Schuman, Trans. Daniel Dorff Sonata for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – Walter Hartley Sonata for Tenor Saxophone and Piano – William Schmidt |
Repertoire Guidelines for Trumpet
Students should be working on, or able to play music at the level indicated by these selections. The student does not necessarily have to play these specific pieces. The lists below are just a guideline. Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
Trumpet Repertoire
| Level 1 |
First Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
1. Prelude – Fryderyk Chopin
2.Chanson Russe – P. I. Tchaikovsky 3. Cold Comfort, Schwacher Trost – John Wallace 4. Cancion Nina Y Vina – Anon. Spanish 7. Ronde, Round Dance – Tylman Susato 8. Early Morning in Rome – Claudio Monteverdi 9. Vom Himmel Hoch, Da Komm’ich Her – J. S. Bach 10. Minuet – Jeremiah Clarke 12. Kein Haus, Keine Heimat – Johannes Brahms 14. Cancan – Jacques Offenbach 16. O Jesulein Suss, O Sweet Child Jesus – J. S. Bach Easy Trumpet Solos – Fred Mills and Ron Romm
Simple Gifts – Shaker Song, arr. Bill Boyd
When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Trad. American – Boyd Yankee Doodle Boy – George Cohan, ass. Boyd La Cucaracha – Trad. Mexican, arr, Boyd I am the Monarch of the Sea, from HMS Pinafore – Gilbert and Sullivan Fairest Isle, from King Arthur – Henry Purcell Aria, Caldi sospiri – Raffaello Rontani Sheep May Safely Graze – J. S. Bach Easy Solos for Beginning Trumpet, Level 1 by William Bay
German Song
Renaissance Dance – W. Bay Irish Mist – W. Bay Classic Pieces for the Advancing Trumpet – Sigmund Hering
1. Saltarello – Trans. Hering – Pierre Attaingnant
2. Gaillarde – Pierre Attaingnant |
| Level 2 |
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First Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
5. Le Coucou – Anton S. Arensky
6. Stoke’s Stomp – John Wallace 11. Intrada – Anon Czech 13. Enterrement De La Poupee – P. I. Tchaikovsky R. Bernard Fitzgerald Trumpet Collection for Trumpet and Piano
Aria – Antonio F. Tenaglia
Aria – G. F. Handel Italian Suite, I. Allegro – Alessandro Scarlatti Italian Suite, II. Allegretto – Antonio Caldara Easy Trumpet Solos – Fred Mills and Ron Romm
The Star Spangled Banner – Trad. English Melody, arr Boyd
Passepied – George Frederic Handel Rubank Book of Trumpet Solos, Easy Level – Hal Leonard Albatross – Vander Cook
Allerseelen – Richard Strauss, Trans. Harlod Walters
The Dancer – R. M. Endresen
Legend – V. Shelukov, Ed. By Wm. Gower
Oriole – Vander Cook
Easy Solos for Beginning Trumpet, Level 1 by William Bay Whirl Around Me Blow Away the Morning Dew – Sea Chanty Czech Marching Song Far Above Cayuga’s Waters There Are Many Flags in Many Lands Civil War Song (Tenting Tonight) Scarborough Fair – English Song Az Der Rebbe Tanzt – Israeli Song Classic Pieces for the Advancing Trumpet – Sigmund Hering 3. Pavane – William Byrd 4. Bourree – Nicolas A. Begue |
| Level 3 |
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First Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
15. Two Scottish Folk Songs – Traditional
17. Fanfare of Jindrichuv Hradec – Anon. Czech 18. Melodie Antique Francaise – P. I. Tchaikovsky 19. The Prince of Denmark’s March – Jeremiah Clarke 20. Alabama Dream: Rag-time Cake Walk – George Barnard 21. Arban’s Romp – Jean-Baptiste Arban 22. the Palace Garden – Claudio Monteverdi 24. Indian Rondo – Johann Nepomuk Hummel 25. Three Moravian Folk Dances – arr. Leos Janacek Second Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
1. Der Schmied, the Blacksmith – Johannes Brahms
2. Giles Farnaby’s Dream – Giles Farnaby 3. Het Sneeker Klokspel – Anon. Dutch 8. Prelude – Fryderyk Chopin R. Bernard Fitzgerald Trumpet Collection for Trumpet and Piano
Adagio and Allegro Marziale – George Frideric Handel
Allegro, Gia mi Sembra, from the opera Lotario – G. F. Handel Allegro – Johann P. Krieger Bourree – G. F. Handel Italian Suite, III. Andante – S. De Luca Italian Suite, IV. Danza – Francesco Durante Easy Trumpet Solos – Fred Mills and Ron Romm
To a Wild rose – Edward MacDowell
The Minstrel Boy – Welsh melody “Moreen” arr. Bill Boyd Rubank Book of Trumpet Solos, Easy Level – Hal Leonard
Falcon – Vander Cook
Kinglet – Vander Cook Meadowlark – Vander Cook Scherzo – V. Shelukov, Ed. Wm. Gower Starling – Vander Cook The Victor – R. M. Endresen Waltz Chromatic – R. M. Endresen Warbler – Vandrer Cook Rubank Book of Trumpet Solos, Intermediate Level – Hal Leonard
Bonita, Valse Brillante – Vander Cook
The Cavalier – V. Shelukov, Ed. By Wm. Gower Easy Solos for Beginning Trumpet, Level 1 by William Bay
Greenland Fishery – Sea Song
Haul Away, Joe – Sea Chanty Rogue’s Delight – W. Bay Marching to Glory – W. Bay Sourwood Mountain – Song of the West High Barbaree – Sea Song 12th Street Blues – W. Bay Elementary Trumpet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series, Edited by Jay Arnold
Carry Me Back to Old Virginny – James Bland
Little Annie Rooney – Michael Nolan Du, Du Leigst Mir Im Herzen – German Folk Song Loch Lomond – Scotch Song The Oaken Bucket – Samuel Woodworth Rock of Ages – Hastings Abide With Me – W. H. Monk Sweet and Low – Barnby Yankee Doodle – American The Skaters Waltz – E. Waldteufel Classic Pieces for the Advancing Trumpet – Sigmund Hering
6. La Bourbonnaise – Francois Couperin
39. The Little Sandman Lullaby – Johannes Brahms Alley Cat, Trumpet solo with Piano – Frank Bjorn, arr. David Polansky |
| Level 4 |
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Second Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
4. Vois-Tu La Neige Qui Brille?, Do You See the Glissening Snow? – Jean-Baptiste Arban
5. Maple Leaf Rag – Scott Joplin 6. Voluntary – Sanders Dupuis 7. The Hunting Party – Johann Nepomuk-Hummel 9. Halling – Edvard Grieg 10. Prelude – Alexander N. Skryabin 15. The Moose is Loose – John Wallace R. Bernard Fitzgerald Trumpet Collection for Trumpet and Piano
Sonata VII – Arcangelo Corelli
English Suite, I. Rule Britannia – Trans. Fitzgerald II. Aria – My Lovely Celia III. Pastoral – Greensleeves IV. Andante – Polly Oliver V. Finale – Begone Dull Care – The Jolly Miller Rubank Book of Trumpet Solos, Intermediate Level – Hal Leonard
Carnival of Venice, Air Varie – Henry W. Davis
Debonnaire – Vander Cook Ballade – V. Shelukov, Ed. By Wm. Gower Fanfare March – V. Shelukov, Ed. By Wm. Gower Premier Solo de Concours – Rene Maniet, Ed. H. Voxman Punchinello – Vander Cook The Technician – R. M. Endresen Elementary Trumpet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series, Edited by Jay Arnold
Scenes from Childhood 1. From Foriegn Lands 2. Soldier’s March 3. First Grief
4. The Wild Horseman 5. The Merry Peasant – Robert Schumann Andante Cantabile, from the Quartet Op. 11 – P. I. Tschaikowsky La Golondrina – N. Serradell Silver Threads Among the Gold – H. P. Danks Ah! I have Sighed to Rest Me, from “Il Trovatore” – Verdi Come Back to Sorrento – De Curtis Rose of Tralee – Glover Consolation – Mendelssohn Apache Dance – Offenbach Norwegian Dance – Grieg Largo from the New World Symphony – Anton Dvorak Waltz – J. Brahms Op. 39, No. 15 Palm Branches, Les Rameaux – J. Faure Long, Long Ago – Thomas Haynes Bayly Wearing of the Green – Irish Song Cradle Song – M. Hauser, Op. 11, No. 2 Funiculi Funicula – Luigi Denza A Frangesa – Costa Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair – Steven Foster Beautiful Dreamer – Steven Foster Merry Widow Waltz – Lehar Scarf Dance – C. Chaminade Hark! The Herald Angel Sings – Mendelssohn Tango – Albeniz Gold and Silver, Waltz – Lehar In the Gloaming – Harrison Santa Lucia – Neapolitan Song Ay Ay Ay – Creole Song Maryland, My Maryland Villa from the Merry Widow – Franz Lehar Liebestraum, Dream of Love – Franz Liszt Scenes that are Brightest – Wallace Amaryllis – H. Ghys Waltz in A Minor – Edvard Grieg, Op. 12, No. 2 Moment Musical – Franz Schubert Op. 94 Solvejg’s Song – Edvard Grieg Flower Song (Blumenlied) – Gustav Lange The Herbert L. Clarke Collection – Carl Fischer
An Autumn Day – Herbert L. Clarke
Hebe Lullaby – Clarke A Memory Sweet ‘Midst Battle’s Roar, A Melody – Clarke Norine, Waltz – Clarke Polly, Song and dance – Clarke Supremacy of Right, Grand March – Clarke Venus Valse – Clarke Concert and Contest Collection for Trumpet and Piano, Voxman
Sarabanda and Gavotta – A. Corelli
Dedication, (Zueignung) – Richard Strauss, Op. 10, No. 1 Premier Solo de Concours – Rene Maniet Calm as the Night – Carl Bohm Andante and Allegro – Robert Clerisse Romance in E flat – Leroy Ostransky Air Gai – G. P. Berlioz Classic Pieces for the Advancing Trumpet – Sigmund Hering
5. Gavotte – Jean Baptiste Lully
7. Trumpet Piece – Henry Purcell 8. Air – Henry Purcell 11. Loure – Georg P. Telemann 12. Bouree – Georg P. Telemann 13. Musette – J. S. Bach 14. Polonaise – J. S. Bach 19. Gavotte – Christoph Graupner 20. Sarabande – Johann Jakobe Neufville 21. Rondino – Jean P. Rameau 25. Arietta – Franz J. Haydn 26. Allegretto – Franz J. Haydn 27. Andantine – Wolfgang A. Mozart 28. Polonaise – Wolfgang A. Mozart 29. Larghetto – Ludwig van Beethoven 30. Scotch Dance – Ludwig van Beethoven 32. Allemande – Carl Maria von Weber 33. Landler – Franz Schubert 34. Theme, from Sonata for Piano Op. 42 – Franz Schubert 35. Children’s Piece, Op. 72, No. 4 – Felix Mendelssohn 36. Children’s Piace, Op. 72, No. 1 37. Curious Story – Robert Schumann The Rafael Mendez Collection, Trumpet and Piano, Carl Fisher
Tango-Habanera, No. 3 from Gems – Rafael Mandez
Blue Waves, No. 5 from Gems – Rafael Mandez Lullaby, No. 7 from Gems – Rafael Mandez Zandunga, Mexican Folk Song, No. 8 from Gems – Rafael Mendez Habanera – George Bizet, arr. Roland Brom |
| Level 5 |
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Second Book of Trumpet Solos – John Wallace and John Miller
11. Chanson Napolitaine – P. I. Tchaikovsky
12. Prelude – Fryderyk Chopin 13. Marche – Anon. 14. The Noble Savage – Johann N. Hummel 16. Prelude – Alexander N. Skryabin 17. Ballad of the Southern Eskimo – John Wallace 18. Idylle – Edward Elgar R. Bernard Fitzgerald Trumpet Collection for Trumpet and Piano
Allegro – Joseph Fiocco
Purcell Suite – Intrada from Suite No.5 – Henry Purcell March, from Suite No. 5 Rondo, from Abdelazer Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E – George Frideric Handel Largo and Allegro from 6th Flute Sonata – George Frideric Handel “Let the Bright Seraphim” from the oratorio Samson – George Frideric Handel “Sound an Alarm” from the oratorio Judas Maccabaeus – George Frideric Handel Rubank Book of Trumpet Solos, Intermediate Level – Hal Leonard
Andante from Concerto in E flat – F. J. Haydn, Ed. By H. Voxman
The Executant – R. M. Endresen Elementary Trumpet Solos, Everybody’s Favorite Series, Edited by Jay Arnold
Slavonic Dance – Dvorak
On Wings of Song – Mendelssohn La Cucaracha – Popular Mexican Song Dorothy, An Old English Song – Seymour Smith La Cinquantaine – Gabriel-Marie Waltz from “Faust” – Gounod Evening Star, Tannhauser – Wagner A Media Luz – E. Donato Comin’ Through the Rye – Robert Burns Grand March from Aida – G. Verdi Chanson Triste – P. I. Tschaikowsky, Op. 40, No. 2 Serenade – G. Pierne Waves of the Danube – Ivanovici Country Gardens – English folk Dance The Herbert L. Clarke Collection – Carl Fischer
Apollo Polka – Herbert L. Clarke
Lake of Bays, Concert Polka – Clarke The Maid of the Mist – Clarke May Day, Country Dance – Clarke The Musketeer, Polka – Clarke My Lady Dreams, Romanza Nereid – Clarke Side Partners, Cornet – Clarke Stars in a Velvety Sky, Polka Brillante – Clarke Trixie Valse – Clarke Twilight Dreams – Clarke Victory, Original Fantasie and Air Varie – Clarke Concert and Contest Collection for Trumpet and Piano, Voxman
Orientale – J Ed. Barat
Elegie – Alexandre J. Duquesne Serenade – Oskar Bohme, Op. 22, No.1 My Regards – Edward Llewellyn L’Allegro, (The Merry Man) – Paul Koepke Morceau de Concours – G. Alary, Op. 57 Concertino – Leroy Ostransky Classic Pieces for the Advancing Trumpet – Sigmund Hering
9. Minuet – Jeremiah Clarke
10. Trumpet Tune – Jeremiah Clarke 15. Minuet – Gottfried Heinrich Stolzel 16. Minuet Trio, (to accompany Stolzel’s Minuet) – J. S. Bach 17. Rigaudon – George F. Handel 18. Air – George F. Handel 22. Bouree – August Gottlieb Muffat 23. Fanfare Minuet – William Duncombe 40. Valse Op. 39, No. 15 – Johannes Brahms 24. Andante Cantabile – Christoph Willibald Gluck 31. Theme, from Sonata for Piano Op. 70 – Carl M. von Weber The Rafael Mendez Collection, Trumpet and Piano, Carl Fisher
Musetta’s Waltz – Giacomo Puccini
Intermezzo – Rafael Mendez Dance Boheme from the Opera “Carmen” – George Bizet, arr. Mendez Mexican Hat Dance (Jarabe Tapatio) – Arr. Mendez Hejre Kati – Jeno Hubay, arr. Mendez Czardas – Rafael Mendez Valse Suriano – Rafael Mendez Bambuco – Latin Folk Song, Arr. Mendez Chiapanecas – Mexican Folk Song, Arr. Mendez Princesita – Jose Padilla, Arr. Mendez Scherzo in D minor – Rafael Mendez Hungarian Chant – Rafael Mandez To My Mother, No. 1 from Gems – Rafael Mandez Romanza, No. 2 from Gems – Rafael Mandez The Knight Trumpeter, No. 6 from Gems – Rafael Mandez The Elf Trumpeter, No. 4 from Gems – Rafael Mandez Ave Maria, Meditation on Prelude No. 1 of J. S. Bach – Charles Gounod, Arr Mendez Aria: Vesti la Giubba from the Opers “Pagliacci” – Ruggero Leoncavallo, Arr. Mendez Petite Piece Concertante – Guillaume Balay |
| Level 6 – Very Advanced |
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The Herbert L. Clarke Collection – Carl Fischer
Birth of Dawn – Herbert L. Clarke
Carnival of Venice – Clarke The Bride of the Waves – Clarke The Debutante – Clarke From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific – Clarke The Harp That Once thro’ Tara’s Halls, Cornet Solo with Variations – Clarke Funiculi, Funicula!, Fantasia – Clarke Lillian, Polka Caprice – Clarke Sounds from the Hudson, Valse Brillante – Clarke The Southern Cross – Clarke The Rafael Mendez Collection, Trumpet and Piano, Carl Fisher
Zigeunerweisen – Pablo De Sarasate, ass Mendez
Bell Song from the Opera “Lakme – Leo Delibes, arr. Mendez Czardas – Vittorio Monti arr. Mendez Caro Nome from the Opera “Rigoletto” – Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Mendez Jota – Rafael Mendez Habanera from the Opera “Carmen” – Georges Bizet, Arr. Mendez Jota No. 2 – Rafael Mendez Hungarian Dance No. 5 – Johannes Brahms, Arr. Mendez Samba Espanola – Rafael Mendez The Little russian Donkey – Rafael Mandez Fandango (Jota No. 3) – Rafael Mendez Malaguena Salerosa – Elpidio Ramirez, Arr. Mendez Zapateado – Pablo De Sarasate, Arr. Mendez Patzcuaro (Interlude) – Rafael Mendez Guajira (Zapateado Cubano) – Folk Song, Arr. Mendez Trumpet Concerto – Johann Nepomuk Hummel |
Suggested French Horn Repertoire
Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The second piece can also be from this list, or any piece in any genre as the student desires. Contrasting elements might include tempo or rhythm, historic time period, dynamics or texture, etc. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform
either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
| Level 1 |
| The Great Solo Songbook - Sandy Feldstein and Larry Clark 75 Favorite Melodies |
| Level 2 |
| First Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G Shirmer, Inc.
1. Folk Song Suite, The Ash Grove
2. No More, I Have Heard Everything, - Wolfgang A. Mozart
6. A Favorite Place - Felix Mendelssohn
11. The Heavens are Declaring - Ludwig van Beethoven
Kemp's Gig - Anonymous, Trans. By Christian Dishinger
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| Level 3 |
| First Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G Shirmer, Inc.
1. Folksong Suite, Ye Belles and Ye Flirts, The Dusky Night
4. Air from Rosemunde - Franz Schubert
5. The Picture of a Rose - Johann F. Reichardt
7. Love Song - Felix Mendelssohn
8. Andante Espressivo, from Piano Sonata, Op. 109 - Ludwig van Beethoven
9. Marmotte - Ludwig van Beethoven
10. Farewell Song to Vienna's Citizens.... - Ludwig van Beethoven
12. Ich Liebe Dich (I Love You) - Ludwig van Beethoven
13. German Dance - Ludwig van Beethoven
16. Sweet Reverie - Peter I. Tchaikowsky
17. Song Of April - George Bizet
18. I Hear as in a Dream - George Bizet
19. Romance - Alexander Scriabin
20. Misty, Silvery Moon - Vincenzo Bellini
22. the Song of Khivria - Modeste Mussorgsky
23. Bessie Bobtail - Samuel Barber
2. I Attempt from Love's Sickness Fly - Henry Purcell
Solo Sounds for French Horn with Piano Accompaniment - Alfred
Alleluia, from “Exsultate, Jubilate” - Wolfgang A. Mozart, arr. James D. Ployhar
Hornpiper's Dance - Charles Forsberg, Ed. Miles Johnson
Minuet and Trio (From Water Music) - George F. Handel, Arr. C. Forsberg, Ed. Miles Johnson
Replicato - James D. Ployhar
Rastlose Liebe, (Restless Love) - Franz Schubert
Am Meer (By the Sea) - Franz Schubert
Die Post (The Post) - Franz Schubert
Der Lindenbaum (The Linden Tree) - Franz Schubert
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| Level 4 |
| First Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G Shirmer, Inc.
14. Theme and March, from Choral Fantasia, Op. 80 - Ludwig van Beethoven
Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G. Schirmer, Inc.
15. Brazilian Set, Choros and Samba - Louis Gordon 24. Song - Edward MacDowell
1. Aria (Kirchen Arie) - Alessandro Stradella
Solo Sounds for French Horn with Piano Accompaniment - Alfred
4. I See a Huntsman - George F. Handel 8. Romance - Camille Saint-Saens, Op. 36
Intrepido - James D. Ployhar
Franz Schubert, Twenty One Lieder for Horn and Piano - Kazimierz Machala
Legend of the Hills - Sol B. Cohen Andromeda Serenade - Ludwig Van Beethoven, Trans. by Reid Poole from Sextet, Op. 71 Gypsy Love Song - Victor Herbert, Arr. Leonard B. Smith Dance of the Slovaks - Bela Bartok, Trans. R. Christian Dishinger A Song of A City - Reid Poole Satie's Faction (Homage to Erik) - Reid Poole Melodies From “Der Freischutz” - C.M. Von Weber, Arr. James D. Ployhar
Standchen, (Serenade) - Franz Schubert
Ruckblick, (Looking Back) - Franz Schubert Der Musensohn (The Son of the Muse) - Franz Schubert Der Einsame (The Solitary) - Franz Schubert Auf dem Wasser zu singen (To be Sung on the Water) - Franz Schubert Litanei auf dem Fest aller Seelen (Litany for the Feast of All Souls) Second half down 8va |
| Level 5 |
| First Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G Shirmer, Inc.
3. Second Movement, Horn Quintet, Andante, K. 407 - Wolfgang A. Mozart
Solos for the Horn Player - Mason Jones, G. Schirmer, Inc.
21. Juliet's Song (from Romeo and Juliet) - Vincenzo Bellini
4. Rondo, from Horn Quintet, K. 407 - Wolfgang A. Mozart
2 Sonatas for French Horn and Strings (Piano) - Luigi Cherubini, Ed. Barry Tuckwell5. Scherzo, from Septet, Op. 20 - Ludwig van Beethoven 6. Andante, from Symphony No. 5, “Reformation” - Felix Mendelssohn 7. Scherzo, from Serenade in D, Op. 11 - Johannes Brahms 9. Theme and Variations - Joseph Labor, Op. 10 10. Romance - Charles Lefebvre, Op. 30 11. Reveries - Alexander Glazunov, Op. 24 12. Villanelle - Paul Dukas 13. Pavane puor une Infante defunte - Maurice Ravel 14. Largo and Allegro - Arthur Frackenpohl Sonata in F Major - Arcangelo Corelli Concerto in E flat Major for Horn and Piano - Franz Danzi Ed. David Byrne Slovanic Dance No. 8 Op. 46 for Horn and Piano - Antonin Dvorak Trans. Kazimierz MachalaDuo Reverie Op. 24 for Horn and Piano - Alexander Glazounov, MCA solo series Andaluza, Danza Espanolas 5, - Enrique Granados, Trans. Kazimierz Machala Concerto No. 1 in D Major, Hob. VIId for Horn and Piano - Joseph Haydn Concerto No. 2 in D Major, Hob. VIId, No. 4 for Horn and Piano - Joseph Haydn Opus 63 for Horn and Piano - Ignace Moscheles Musica Rara, LondonW.1 Adagio form Clarinet Concerto, K622 - Wolfgang A. Mozart Ed. By L. William Kuyper Concerto No. 1 in D Major (K.412) - Wolfgang A. Mozart Concerto No. 2 in E flat Major (K.417) - Wolfgang A. Mozart Concerto No. 3 in E flat Major (K.447) - Wolfgang A. Mozart Concerto No. 4 in E flat Major (K.495) - Wolfgang A. Mozart Concert Rondo in E flat Major (K. 371) - Wolfgang A. Mozart Pavane for a dead Spanish Princess - Maurice Ravel, Trans and Arr. Ronald C. Dishinger Concerto No. 1 in E flat Major, Op. 11 for Horn and Piano - Richard Strauss On Russian Hill - Michael Valenti Horn Solo with Piano Kendor Music, Inc. Hunter's Moon for Horn and Piano - Gilbert Vinter |
| Level 6 - Very Advanced |
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Twelve Variations on a Theme from Handel's Judas Maccabeus, for Horn and Piano, Machala Six Suites for Solo Cello, Trans. For Horn by Daniel Bourgue, Editeur, G Billaudot Introduction and Rondo, Op. 113, No. 2 for Horn and Piano - Ferdinand Ries, Musica Rara , London |
Suggested Low Brass Repertoire
Trombone, Euphonium or Baritone Horn
Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The second piece can also be from this list, or any piece in any genre as the student desires. Contrasting elements might include tempo or rhythm, historic time period, dynamics or texture, etc. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
| Level 1 |
|
The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the songs in the first half of the book. (No eighth notes)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
1. Mini-ouverture
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
2. Pour un fete 3. Valse tres lente 4. Petit allegro de concert 5. Romance en Fa 6. Reverie nostalgique
First Time Out - Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Trombone Waltz - Paul Tanner
The Organ Grinder - P. I. Tchaikovsky
Waltz “Iris” for Trombone or Baritone B.C. and Piano - Forrest L. Buchtel
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| Level 2 |
| The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the Songs in the last half of the book, (eighth notes and dotted quarters and eighths)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
7. Courte recreation
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
8. Premier Concert 9. Petite Valse 10. Second Concert
Desert Shadows - G. W. Lotzenhiser
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Little Cradle Song - Robert Schumann
Russian Folk Song - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Josef Haydn Tell Me Fair Ladies (From the Marriage of Figaro) - W. A. Mozart Allegro - W. A. Mozart |
| Level 3 |
|
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Wade in the Water - Folk Melody, Arr. Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Magnificent Seventh - Paul Tanner Moods from Dorian - Paul Tanner Country Cut Up - Paul Tanner “Did Your Mother Come From Ireland” - Arr. Paul Tanner Autumn Soliloquy - Carl Frankgkiser Liebestraum - Franz Liszt, Arr. Paul Tanner Shifting Eddies - Paul Tanner
Minuet - Johann S. Bach
“Encore” for Solo Trombone or Baritone B.C. - Quincy C. Hilliard, Carl FisherMinuet - Josef Haydn Russian Song - P. I. Tchaikovsky Gavotte - J. S. Bach German Dance - Josef Haydn Andante (From the “Surprise Symphony” No. 94) - Josef Haydn Norse Song - Robert Schumann Waltz - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Franz Schubert German Dance - Josef Haydn Traumerei from Scenes from Childhood - Robert Schumann, Op. 15, No. 7, Carl Fisher Autumn Afternoon, for Trombone - David Uber Solo Series, Kendor Music, Inc. “Air” from Suite No. 3 in D - Johann S. Bach, arr. Richard Fote Kendor Music, Inc. “Brass Talk” - James Pethel, Kendor Music, Inc. |
| Level 4 |
|
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Elegie - Jules Massenet Op. 10 Trans. Paul Tanner
Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Interlude - G. W. Lotzenhiser Shepherd's Dance, from Henry VIII - Edward German, Arr. L. B. Smith Ed. L. Falcone Aria Bist du bei mir (If Thou Be Near) - J. S. Bach Arr. Bernard Fitsgerald
Themes from Jupiter - Gustav Holst Arr. Andrew Balent
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Pantomime, from the Nutcracker - P. I. Tchaikovsky, Arr. Larry Clark Mars - Gustav Holst, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 1. The Toreadors - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 2. Habanera - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 3. Toreador Song - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent
Apres un Reve (After a Dream) - Gabriel Faure, Op. 7, No. 1, Trans. H. Voxman
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Valse Sentimentale - P. I. Tschaikowsky, Trans. Voxman Canzonetta - W. A. Mozart Adapted by Voxman Two Spanish Dances - Leroy Ostransky Theme de Concours - Robert Clerisse Sarabande and Vivace - G. F. Handel Trans. Voxman Love Thoughts - Arthur Pryor, Trans Clair Johnson
Andante - W. A. Mozart
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Aria - J. S. Bach Serenade (From “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”) - W. A. Mozart Ecossaise - Ludwig Van Beethoven Turkish March - Ludwig Van Beethoven The wild Horseman - Robert Schumann Pachelbel's Canon - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Santorella and Robbins Ode To Joy - Ludwig Van Beethoven Two Minuets (From the Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach) - J. S. Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (From “Cantata No. 147”) - J. S. Bach
“Arm, Arm, Ye Brave” from Judas Maccabaeus - George F. Handel
Gigue - Trombone and Piano - Arcangelo Corelli, Carl Fisher“Why Do the Nations So Furiously Rage, From Messiah - George F. Handel Sarabande from French Suite in D Minor - J. S. Bach Sleepers, Awake from Cantata No. 140 - J. S. Bach “It is Enough” from Elijah - Felix Mendelssohn “When I Am Laid in Earth”, from Dido and Aeneas - Henry Purcell Tambourin” for Trombone and Piano - Francois-Joseph Gossec, Carl Fisher “The Harmonious Blacksmith” for Trombone and Piano - George F. Handel, Carl Fisher Estrella, Valse Trombone and Piano - Roger Smith, Carl Fisher |
| Level 5 |
|
Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Pavane Op. 50 - Gabriel Faure Arranged for Trombone by Larry Clark
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Dance of the Tumblers, from the Opera “The Snow Maiden” - Rimsky-Korsakov, Arr. Balent Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Johannes Brahms, Arr. Andrew Balent Bacchanale, from the Opera “Samson et Dalila - Camille Saint-Saens, Arr. Andrew Balent
Morceau de Concours - Edmond Missa, Ed. Voxman
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Crepuscule (Twilight) - Gabriel Faure, Ed. Voxman Concerto Miniature - Leroy Ostransky Prelude and Fanfaronade - Paul Koepke Solo de Concert - Th. Dubois, Ed. Voxman Concerto in F Minor - Emile Lauga, Ed. Voxman Allegro Vivace, from Concerto - N. Rimsky-
Sinfonia from Cantata No. 156 - J. S. Bach
Pachelbel Canon for Trombone and Piano - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“The Old Castle, from Pictures at an Exhibition - Modest Mussorgsky Andante, from Concerto for Trumpet - Joseph Haydn Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium B. C. - George F. Handel Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium T. C. - George F. Handel Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium B. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium T. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Sonata (Originally for solo flute in A minor) - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Trans. Ralph Sauer Suites 1,2,& 3 for Violincello Alone - J. S. Bach, Trans. for Trombone or Baritone - Robert Marsteller Andante et Allegro for Trombone and Piano - J. Ed. Barat Cundy-Bettoney Co., Carl Fisher Sonata for Unaccompanied Euphonium or Trombone - Fred L. Clinard, Jr. Beautiful Colorado, (Valse Caprice) for Baritone B. C. - Joseph De Luca, Carl Fisher 6 Sonatas for Trombone and Piano, (for bassoon or cello) - Johann Ernst Galliard, Arr. John Clark Fantastic Polka for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Thoughts of Love, Valse de Concert for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Largo and Allegro for Trombone and Piano - Antonio Vivaldi, Carl Fisher “My Regards” Solo Baritone or Trombone with Piano accompaniment - Edward Llewellyn Sonata in A minor for Trombone and Piano - Benedetto Marcello, Ed. Allen Ostrander Concerto in B flat, (Bassoon) - W. A. Mozart, Trans for Euphonium or Trombone, Robert Marsteller Concerto for Trombone and Piano - Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Ed. William Gibson, International Morceau de Concert for Euphonium B.C. (T.C.) - Camille Saint-Saens, Op. 94, trans. D. A. Nelson Five Pieces in Folk Style, Trombone and Piano Op. 102 bis - Robert Schumann, Keith Brown Ritual and Celebration for Euphonium or Trombone and Piano - Jared Spears, Southern Music Co. Andante Cantabile for Trombone or Baritone - P. Tschaikowsky, Op. 11, Arr. P. X. Laube |
| Level 6 - Very Advanced |
|
Partita BWV 1013, (Originally for solo flute), Trans. Ralph Sauer for Trombone alone Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata No. 2 in F Major, Op. 99, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata for Trombone and Piano, (for Michael Powell) - Eric Ewazen Southern Music Company Morceau Symphonique for Trombone Tenor and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, Op. 88, Belwin/Mills Morceau Symphonique for Trombone/Baritone and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, arr. E. Falaguerra Colloquy, for Trombone and Symphonic Band - William Goldstein, Merion Music, Inc. Concerto in F minor for Trombone & Piano (Originally Oboe) - George F. Handel, Trans. Keith Brown Ballade for Trombone and Piano - Frank Martin, Universal Edition 7 Variations on a theme from Mozart's “Magic Flute” Trombone and Piano - Ed. Keith Brown Trombone Concerto - Georg Christoph Wagenseil, Ed. Michael D. Clack – Boosey and Hawks |
Suggested Low Brass Repertoire
Trombone, Euphonium or Baritone Horn
Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The second piece can also be from this list, or any piece in any genre as the student desires. Contrasting elements might include tempo or rhythm, historic time period, dynamics or texture, etc. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
| Level 1 |
|
The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the songs in the first half of the book. (No eighth notes)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
1. Mini-ouverture
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
2. Pour un fete 3. Valse tres lente 4. Petit allegro de concert 5. Romance en Fa 6. Reverie nostalgique
First Time Out - Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Trombone Waltz - Paul Tanner
The Organ Grinder - P. I. Tchaikovsky
Waltz “Iris” for Trombone or Baritone B.C. and Piano - Forrest L. Buchtel
|
| Level 2 |
| The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the Songs in the last half of the book, (eighth notes and dotted quarters and eighths)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
7. Courte recreation
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
8. Premier Concert 9. Petite Valse 10. Second Concert
Desert Shadows - G. W. Lotzenhiser
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Little Cradle Song - Robert Schumann
Russian Folk Song - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Josef Haydn Tell Me Fair Ladies (From the Marriage of Figaro) - W. A. Mozart Allegro - W. A. Mozart |
| Level 3 |
|
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Wade in the Water - Folk Melody, Arr. Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Magnificent Seventh - Paul Tanner Moods from Dorian - Paul Tanner Country Cut Up - Paul Tanner “Did Your Mother Come From Ireland” - Arr. Paul Tanner Autumn Soliloquy - Carl Frankgkiser Liebestraum - Franz Liszt, Arr. Paul Tanner Shifting Eddies - Paul Tanner
Minuet - Johann S. Bach
“Encore” for Solo Trombone or Baritone B.C. - Quincy C. Hilliard, Carl FisherMinuet - Josef Haydn Russian Song - P. I. Tchaikovsky Gavotte - J. S. Bach German Dance - Josef Haydn Andante (From the “Surprise Symphony” No. 94) - Josef Haydn Norse Song - Robert Schumann Waltz - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Franz Schubert German Dance - Josef Haydn Traumerei from Scenes from Childhood - Robert Schumann, Op. 15, No. 7, Carl Fisher Autumn Afternoon, for Trombone - David Uber Solo Series, Kendor Music, Inc. “Air” from Suite No. 3 in D - Johann S. Bach, arr. Richard Fote Kendor Music, Inc. “Brass Talk” - James Pethel, Kendor Music, Inc. |
| Level 4 |
|
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Elegie - Jules Massenet Op. 10 Trans. Paul Tanner
Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Interlude - G. W. Lotzenhiser Shepherd's Dance, from Henry VIII - Edward German, Arr. L. B. Smith Ed. L. Falcone Aria Bist du bei mir (If Thou Be Near) - J. S. Bach Arr. Bernard Fitsgerald
Themes from Jupiter - Gustav Holst Arr. Andrew Balent
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Pantomime, from the Nutcracker - P. I. Tchaikovsky, Arr. Larry Clark Mars - Gustav Holst, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 1. The Toreadors - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 2. Habanera - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 3. Toreador Song - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent
Apres un Reve (After a Dream) - Gabriel Faure, Op. 7, No. 1, Trans. H. Voxman
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Valse Sentimentale - P. I. Tschaikowsky, Trans. Voxman Canzonetta - W. A. Mozart Adapted by Voxman Two Spanish Dances - Leroy Ostransky Theme de Concours - Robert Clerisse Sarabande and Vivace - G. F. Handel Trans. Voxman Love Thoughts - Arthur Pryor, Trans Clair Johnson
Andante - W. A. Mozart
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Aria - J. S. Bach Serenade (From “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”) - W. A. Mozart Ecossaise - Ludwig Van Beethoven Turkish March - Ludwig Van Beethoven The wild Horseman - Robert Schumann Pachelbel's Canon - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Santorella and Robbins Ode To Joy - Ludwig Van Beethoven Two Minuets (From the Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach) - J. S. Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (From “Cantata No. 147”) - J. S. Bach
“Arm, Arm, Ye Brave” from Judas Maccabaeus - George F. Handel
Gigue - Trombone and Piano - Arcangelo Corelli, Carl Fisher“Why Do the Nations So Furiously Rage, From Messiah - George F. Handel Sarabande from French Suite in D Minor - J. S. Bach Sleepers, Awake from Cantata No. 140 - J. S. Bach “It is Enough” from Elijah - Felix Mendelssohn “When I Am Laid in Earth”, from Dido and Aeneas - Henry Purcell Tambourin” for Trombone and Piano - Francois-Joseph Gossec, Carl Fisher “The Harmonious Blacksmith” for Trombone and Piano - George F. Handel, Carl Fisher Estrella, Valse Trombone and Piano - Roger Smith, Carl Fisher |
| Level 5 |
|
Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Pavane Op. 50 - Gabriel Faure Arranged for Trombone by Larry Clark
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Dance of the Tumblers, from the Opera “The Snow Maiden” - Rimsky-Korsakov, Arr. Balent Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Johannes Brahms, Arr. Andrew Balent Bacchanale, from the Opera “Samson et Dalila - Camille Saint-Saens, Arr. Andrew Balent
Morceau de Concours - Edmond Missa, Ed. Voxman
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Crepuscule (Twilight) - Gabriel Faure, Ed. Voxman Concerto Miniature - Leroy Ostransky Prelude and Fanfaronade - Paul Koepke Solo de Concert - Th. Dubois, Ed. Voxman Concerto in F Minor - Emile Lauga, Ed. Voxman Allegro Vivace, from Concerto - N. Rimsky-
Sinfonia from Cantata No. 156 - J. S. Bach
Pachelbel Canon for Trombone and Piano - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“The Old Castle, from Pictures at an Exhibition - Modest Mussorgsky Andante, from Concerto for Trumpet - Joseph Haydn Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium B. C. - George F. Handel Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium T. C. - George F. Handel Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium B. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium T. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Sonata (Originally for solo flute in A minor) - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Trans. Ralph Sauer Suites 1,2,& 3 for Violincello Alone - J. S. Bach, Trans. for Trombone or Baritone - Robert Marsteller Andante et Allegro for Trombone and Piano - J. Ed. Barat Cundy-Bettoney Co., Carl Fisher Sonata for Unaccompanied Euphonium or Trombone - Fred L. Clinard, Jr. Beautiful Colorado, (Valse Caprice) for Baritone B. C. - Joseph De Luca, Carl Fisher 6 Sonatas for Trombone and Piano, (for bassoon or cello) - Johann Ernst Galliard, Arr. John Clark Fantastic Polka for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Thoughts of Love, Valse de Concert for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Largo and Allegro for Trombone and Piano - Antonio Vivaldi, Carl Fisher “My Regards” Solo Baritone or Trombone with Piano accompaniment - Edward Llewellyn Sonata in A minor for Trombone and Piano - Benedetto Marcello, Ed. Allen Ostrander Concerto in B flat, (Bassoon) - W. A. Mozart, Trans for Euphonium or Trombone, Robert Marsteller Concerto for Trombone and Piano - Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Ed. William Gibson, International Morceau de Concert for Euphonium B.C. (T.C.) - Camille Saint-Saens, Op. 94, trans. D. A. Nelson Five Pieces in Folk Style, Trombone and Piano Op. 102 bis - Robert Schumann, Keith Brown Ritual and Celebration for Euphonium or Trombone and Piano - Jared Spears, Southern Music Co. Andante Cantabile for Trombone or Baritone - P. Tschaikowsky, Op. 11, Arr. P. X. Laube |
| Level 6 - Very Advanced |
|
Partita BWV 1013, (Originally for solo flute), Trans. Ralph Sauer for Trombone alone Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata No. 2 in F Major, Op. 99, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata for Trombone and Piano, (for Michael Powell) - Eric Ewazen Southern Music Company Morceau Symphonique for Trombone Tenor and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, Op. 88, Belwin/Mills Morceau Symphonique for Trombone/Baritone and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, arr. E. Falaguerra Colloquy, for Trombone and Symphonic Band - William Goldstein, Merion Music, Inc. Concerto in F minor for Trombone & Piano (Originally Oboe) - George F. Handel, Trans. Keith Brown Ballade for Trombone and Piano - Frank Martin, Universal Edition 7 Variations on a theme from Mozart's “Magic Flute” Trombone and Piano - Ed. Keith Brown Trombone Concerto - Georg Christoph Wagenseil, Ed. Michael D. Clack – Boosey and Hawks |
Suggested Low Brass Repertoire
Trombone, Euphonium or Baritone Horn
Students should perform two (2) contrasting pieces that indicative their current level of study. One piece should be classical in nature, as the list suggests, and the other can be of the students own choosing. The second piece can also be from this list, or any piece in any genre as the student desires. Contrasting elements might include tempo or rhythm, historic time period, dynamics or texture, etc. The list below is to be used as a guide rather than a limitation to your choices. Students should perform either two (2) short pieces, or movements, or one longer piece.
| Level 1 |
|
The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the songs in the first half of the book. (No eighth notes)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
1. Mini-ouverture
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
2. Pour un fete 3. Valse tres lente 4. Petit allegro de concert 5. Romance en Fa 6. Reverie nostalgique
First Time Out - Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Trombone Waltz - Paul Tanner
The Organ Grinder - P. I. Tchaikovsky
Waltz “Iris” for Trombone or Baritone B.C. and Piano - Forrest L. Buchtel
|
| Level 2 |
| The Greatest Solo Songbook, Trombone and Baritone - Sandy Feldstein & Larry Clark
Any of the Songs in the last half of the book, (eighth notes and dotted quarters and eighths)
Pour Petit Trombone and Grand Piano 10 petites Pieces - Pascal Proust
7. Courte recreation
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
8. Premier Concert 9. Petite Valse 10. Second Concert
Desert Shadows - G. W. Lotzenhiser
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Little Cradle Song - Robert Schumann
Russian Folk Song - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Josef Haydn Tell Me Fair Ladies (From the Marriage of Figaro) - W. A. Mozart Allegro - W. A. Mozart |
| Level 3 |
|
Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Wade in the Water - Folk Melody, Arr. Paul Tanner
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
The Magnificent Seventh - Paul Tanner Moods from Dorian - Paul Tanner Country Cut Up - Paul Tanner “Did Your Mother Come From Ireland” - Arr. Paul Tanner Autumn Soliloquy - Carl Frankgkiser Liebestraum - Franz Liszt, Arr. Paul Tanner Shifting Eddies - Paul Tanner
Minuet - Johann S. Bach
“Encore” for Solo Trombone or Baritone B.C. - Quincy C. Hilliard, Carl FisherMinuet - Josef Haydn Russian Song - P. I. Tchaikovsky Gavotte - J. S. Bach German Dance - Josef Haydn Andante (From the “Surprise Symphony” No. 94) - Josef Haydn Norse Song - Robert Schumann Waltz - Ludwig Van Beethoven German Dance - Franz Schubert German Dance - Josef Haydn Traumerei from Scenes from Childhood - Robert Schumann, Op. 15, No. 7, Carl Fisher Autumn Afternoon, for Trombone - David Uber Solo Series, Kendor Music, Inc. “Air” from Suite No. 3 in D - Johann S. Bach, arr. Richard Fote Kendor Music, Inc. “Brass Talk” - James Pethel, Kendor Music, Inc. |
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Solo Sounds for Trombone Editor Jack Lamb, Belwin Mills, International
Elegie - Jules Massenet Op. 10 Trans. Paul Tanner
Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Interlude - G. W. Lotzenhiser Shepherd's Dance, from Henry VIII - Edward German, Arr. L. B. Smith Ed. L. Falcone Aria Bist du bei mir (If Thou Be Near) - J. S. Bach Arr. Bernard Fitsgerald
Themes from Jupiter - Gustav Holst Arr. Andrew Balent
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Pantomime, from the Nutcracker - P. I. Tchaikovsky, Arr. Larry Clark Mars - Gustav Holst, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 1. The Toreadors - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 2. Habanera - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent Suite from Carmen, 3. Toreador Song - George Bizet, Arr. Andrew Balent
Apres un Reve (After a Dream) - Gabriel Faure, Op. 7, No. 1, Trans. H. Voxman
Exceptional Classics for Trombone - Arranged by Tony Santorella and Jonathon Robbins
Valse Sentimentale - P. I. Tschaikowsky, Trans. Voxman Canzonetta - W. A. Mozart Adapted by Voxman Two Spanish Dances - Leroy Ostransky Theme de Concours - Robert Clerisse Sarabande and Vivace - G. F. Handel Trans. Voxman Love Thoughts - Arthur Pryor, Trans Clair Johnson
Andante - W. A. Mozart
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Aria - J. S. Bach Serenade (From “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”) - W. A. Mozart Ecossaise - Ludwig Van Beethoven Turkish March - Ludwig Van Beethoven The wild Horseman - Robert Schumann Pachelbel's Canon - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Santorella and Robbins Ode To Joy - Ludwig Van Beethoven Two Minuets (From the Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach) - J. S. Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (From “Cantata No. 147”) - J. S. Bach
“Arm, Arm, Ye Brave” from Judas Maccabaeus - George F. Handel
Gigue - Trombone and Piano - Arcangelo Corelli, Carl Fisher“Why Do the Nations So Furiously Rage, From Messiah - George F. Handel Sarabande from French Suite in D Minor - J. S. Bach Sleepers, Awake from Cantata No. 140 - J. S. Bach “It is Enough” from Elijah - Felix Mendelssohn “When I Am Laid in Earth”, from Dido and Aeneas - Henry Purcell Tambourin” for Trombone and Piano - Francois-Joseph Gossec, Carl Fisher “The Harmonious Blacksmith” for Trombone and Piano - George F. Handel, Carl Fisher Estrella, Valse Trombone and Piano - Roger Smith, Carl Fisher |
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Playing with the Band, for Trombone, Arr. Andrew Balent and Larry Clark, Carl Fisher
Pavane Op. 50 - Gabriel Faure Arranged for Trombone by Larry Clark
Concert and Contest Collection for Trombone - H. Voxman
Dance of the Tumblers, from the Opera “The Snow Maiden” - Rimsky-Korsakov, Arr. Balent Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Johannes Brahms, Arr. Andrew Balent Bacchanale, from the Opera “Samson et Dalila - Camille Saint-Saens, Arr. Andrew Balent
Morceau de Concours - Edmond Missa, Ed. Voxman
Contest and Festival Performance Solos for Trombone - Theodore Presser Co.
Crepuscule (Twilight) - Gabriel Faure, Ed. Voxman Concerto Miniature - Leroy Ostransky Prelude and Fanfaronade - Paul Koepke Solo de Concert - Th. Dubois, Ed. Voxman Concerto in F Minor - Emile Lauga, Ed. Voxman Allegro Vivace, from Concerto - N. Rimsky-
Sinfonia from Cantata No. 156 - J. S. Bach
Pachelbel Canon for Trombone and Piano - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“The Old Castle, from Pictures at an Exhibition - Modest Mussorgsky Andante, from Concerto for Trumpet - Joseph Haydn Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium B. C. - George F. Handel Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in E, for Euphonium T. C. - George F. Handel Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium B. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Pachelbel Canon for Euphonium T. C. - Johann Pachelbel, Arr. Daniel Dorff“ Sonata (Originally for solo flute in A minor) - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Trans. Ralph Sauer Suites 1,2,& 3 for Violincello Alone - J. S. Bach, Trans. for Trombone or Baritone - Robert Marsteller Andante et Allegro for Trombone and Piano - J. Ed. Barat Cundy-Bettoney Co., Carl Fisher Sonata for Unaccompanied Euphonium or Trombone - Fred L. Clinard, Jr. Beautiful Colorado, (Valse Caprice) for Baritone B. C. - Joseph De Luca, Carl Fisher 6 Sonatas for Trombone and Piano, (for bassoon or cello) - Johann Ernst Galliard, Arr. John Clark Fantastic Polka for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Thoughts of Love, Valse de Concert for Trombone and Piano - Arthur Pryor, Carl Fisher Largo and Allegro for Trombone and Piano - Antonio Vivaldi, Carl Fisher “My Regards” Solo Baritone or Trombone with Piano accompaniment - Edward Llewellyn Sonata in A minor for Trombone and Piano - Benedetto Marcello, Ed. Allen Ostrander Concerto in B flat, (Bassoon) - W. A. Mozart, Trans for Euphonium or Trombone, Robert Marsteller Concerto for Trombone and Piano - Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Ed. William Gibson, International Morceau de Concert for Euphonium B.C. (T.C.) - Camille Saint-Saens, Op. 94, trans. D. A. Nelson Five Pieces in Folk Style, Trombone and Piano Op. 102 bis - Robert Schumann, Keith Brown Ritual and Celebration for Euphonium or Trombone and Piano - Jared Spears, Southern Music Co. Andante Cantabile for Trombone or Baritone - P. Tschaikowsky, Op. 11, Arr. P. X. Laube |
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Partita BWV 1013, (Originally for solo flute), Trans. Ralph Sauer for Trombone alone Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata No. 2 in F Major, Op. 99, (Originally for Cello) - Johannes Brahms, Trans. Ralph Sauer Sonata for Trombone and Piano, (for Michael Powell) - Eric Ewazen Southern Music Company Morceau Symphonique for Trombone Tenor and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, Op. 88, Belwin/Mills Morceau Symphonique for Trombone/Baritone and Piano - Alexandre Guilmant, arr. E. Falaguerra Colloquy, for Trombone and Symphonic Band - William Goldstein, Merion Music, Inc. Concerto in F minor for Trombone & Piano (Originally Oboe) - George F. Handel, Trans. Keith Brown Ballade for Trombone and Piano - Frank Martin, Universal Edition 7 Variations on a theme from Mozart's “Magic Flute” Trombone and Piano - Ed. Keith Brown Trombone Concerto - Georg Christoph Wagenseil, Ed. Michael D. Clack – Boosey and Hawks |