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Jazz Saxophone Grades Repertoire List Jazz Saxophone repertoire list 1 January 2007 – 31 December 2011 JAZZ SAXOPHONE 2007-2011 2008 edition Contents Page LCM Publications ................................................................ 3 Grade 1 ............................................................................... 5 Grade 2 ............................................................................... 6 Grade 3 ............................................................................... 7 Grade 4 ............................................................................... 8 Grade 5 ............................................................................... 10 Grade 6 ............................................................................... 12 Grade 7 ............................................................................... 14 Grade 8 ............................................................................... 16 Musical Awareness ............................................................. 18 Aural Tests .......................................................................... 20 This repertoire list should be read in conjunction with the Syllabus for Graded Examinations in Jazz Performance. Copies are available free of charge from LCM Examinations (tel: 020 8231 2364) or from local representatives. Leisure Play examinations are also available, for candidates who wish to play pieces only. Please see Section 5 of the syllabus for details. This repertoire list is valid from 1 January 2007 until 31 December 2011. LCM Examinations Director of Examinations John Howard BA PhD Chief Examiner in Music Philip Aldred BEd FLCM University of West London LCM Examinations St Mary’s Road Ealing London W5 5RF tel: +44 (0)20 8231 2364 fax: +44 (0)20 8231 2433 email: [email protected] uwl.ac.uk/lcmexams © Copyright 2011 by the University of West London, LCM Examinations 2 LCM Publications The following LCM Publications are relevant to this syllabus: • LL161 Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (Grades 1-5) • LL162 Jazz Wind Handbook 2 (Grades 6-8) • LL189 Specimen Aural Tests • LL205 LCM Aural Handbook • LL203 Jazz Wind and Brass Backing Tracks CD LCM Publications are distributed by Music Exchange (tel: 0161 946 9301; email: [email protected]). A complete list of titles may be found on their website – www.music-exchange.co.uk Note on Pieces Requiring Improvisation (Grades 6-8) Alternative editions of jazz standards are acceptable. Pieces requiring improvisation should consist of the ‘Head’ and approximately two improvised choruses. CD backing tracks are optional. Live accompaniment is encouraged (e.g. Piano, Keyboard, Guitar, Rhythm section). 3 4 JAZZ SAXOPHONE: GRADE ONE Component 1 - Technical Work 15 marks SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS (m.m. crotchet = c. 60 when played in quavers) Ascending and descending from memory. To be prepared tongued and slurred. G and F major (one octave) A melodic OR harmonic minor (candidate’s choice) (one octave) Pentatonic scale: F major (one octave) Component 2 - Performance 60 marks Performance of three pieces: one from List A and two from List B. At least one piece must be selected from LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LL161). LIST A Tongue Tied OR Dotty LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) First Take OR Mayfair OR Power Plant Easy Studies in Jazz and Rock (James Rae) (Universal Edition) Camptown Races Saxophone Method Book 1 [out of print] (Koala) A Small Step OR Coo’s Blues OR Ready, Aim, Fire! Easy Jazzy ‘Tudes (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) Chow Mein Cha-cha Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) Whole lot of Soul OR Rock that Sax Saxophone Basics (Andy Hampton) (Faber) No. 1 in G Major Saxtudes (Jeffery Wilson) (Camden Music) LIST B Smooth Waltz LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) Moon River All Jazzed Up for Saxophone (Brass Wind) When The Saints Go Marching In OR Little Brown Jug Great Songs of the Jazz Bands [out of print] (Wise/Music Sales) Bill Bailey OR Solitude Jazz and Blues Greats (Wise/Music Sales) Serene Dream OR Cactus Music Jazz Club Grade 1-2 (IMP, CD backing included) Rock Steady New Sax Solos Book 1 (G. Lyons) (Useful) Wrap it Up Really Easy Jazzin’ About (P Wedgwood) (Faber) Outside Garden Tap Jazz Routes (Malcolm Miles) (Camden Music) Corumba OR Let’s Beguine Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) [The 2nd part may be played by another saxophonist. A pianist may also be added] The Old Cart-Horse Creature Comforts (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) Component 3 - Musical Awareness 7 marks See pages 18-19. Component 4 - Creative Response Test 10 marks This section of the examination will test the candidate’s ability to develop improvised phrasing at sight. Approximately one minute will be allowed to study the test, during which time the candidate may try the test if they wish. The pieces will consist of four bars in C major. Bars 1 and 2 will be written out. The candidate is required to play the opening phrase and a response phrase. Examples are provided in Jazz Wind Handbook 1. Component 5 - Aural Tests 8 marks See pages 20-24. Specimen tests can be found in Jazz Wind Handbook 1. 5 JAZZ SAXOPHONE: GRADE TWO Component 1 - Technical Work 15 marks SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS (m.m. crotchet = c. 60 when played in quavers) Ascending and descending from memory. To be prepared tongued and slurred. D major (two octaves) C and Bb major (one octave) D and E melodic OR harmonic minor (candidate’s choice) (one octave) Pentatonic scale: C major (one octave) Component 2 - Performance 60 marks Performance of three pieces: one from List A and two from List B. At least one piece must be selected from LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LL161). LIST A Swing 12 OR Swing 11 LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) Leapfrog OR Flapjack OR Discomatic OR Overdrive Easy Studies in Jazz and Rock (James Rae) (Universal Edition) Rhapsody in Blues Saxophone Method Book 1 [out of print] (Koala) Three-Step OR The Stinger OR Big Mama Easy Jazzy ‘Tudes (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) No. 2 in G Major Saxtudes (Jeffery Wilson) (Camden Music) Sax-Appeal Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) Mixin’ It! Jazz Scale Studies (James Rae) (Universal Edition) LIST B Homeward LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) Pennies from Heaven Great Songs of the Jazz Bands [out of print] (Wise/Music Sales) Farewell Blues OR I Ain’t Got Nobody Jazz and Blues Greats (Wise/Music Sales) Hatstand OR Meatball OR Open Window OR Sweet Thing Jazz Club Grades 1-2 (J Bennett) (IMP, CD backing included) Direct Action OR Wheels Within Wheels New Sax Solos Vol.1 (G. Lyons) (Useful) S’Wonderful Play Gershwin (Faber) Hot Chilli OR Swing Your Partners! Really Easy Jazzin’ About (P Wedgwood) (Faber) Pentatonic Blues OR Hub Caps [Head only, repeated] How to Play Jazz and Improvise (Jamey Aebersold Vol. 1) (Jazzwise, CD backing included) Vintage Steam Jazz Routes (Malcolm Miles) (Camden Music) Monkey Business Creature Comforts (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) Mexican Madness Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) [candidate to play the top line, marked ‘Teacher’] Component 3 - Musical Awareness 7 marks See pages 18-19. Component 4 - Creative Response Test 10 marks This section of the examination will test the candidate’s ability to develop improvised phrasing at sight. Approximately one minute will be allowed to study the test, during which time the candidate may try the test if they wish. The piece will consist of four bars in G major. Bars 1 and 2 will be written out. The candidate is required to play the opening phrase and a response phrase. Examples are provided in Jazz Wind Handbook 1. Component 5 - Aural Tests 8 marks See pages 20-24. Specimen tests can be found in Jazz Wind Handbook 1. 6 JAZZ SAXOPHONE: GRADE THREE Component 1 - Technical Work 15 marks SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS (m.m. crotchet = c. 60 when played in quavers) Ascending and descending from memory. To be prepared tongued and slurred. Eb and A major (one octave) G and B melodic OR harmonic minor (candidate’s choice) (one octave) C melodic OR harmonic minor (candidate’s choice) (two octaves) Pentatonic scales: G major and E minor (one octave swung) Component 2 - Performance 60 marks Performance of three pieces: one from List A and two from List B. At least one piece must be selected from LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LL161). LIST A Move Along OR Jazzy Waltz LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) Sir Neville OR Freeway OR In The Beginning Easy Studies in Jazz and Rock (James Rae) (Universal Edition) Cottonfields OR You Made Me Love You Saxophone Method Book 2 [out of print] (Koala) Ernie’s Blues OR Skipping OR Slinky Easy Jazzy ‘Tudes (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) Brazilian Beat Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) No. 3 in D Major Saxtudes (Jeffery Wilson) (Camden Music) Night Moves Jazz Scale Studies (James Rae) (Universal Edition) LIST B Winding Road LCM Jazz Wind Handbook 1 (LCM Publications) Waltz for Emily OR In the Wee Small Hours Blue Saxophone (James Rae) (Universal Edition) Perdido Jazz and Blues Greats (Wise/Music Sales) Days of Wine and Roses OR Embraceable You Mostly Ballads [out of print] (IMP, CD backing included) Soft Song OR Moonrock New Sax Solos Vol.1 (G Lyons) (Useful) Can’t Take That Away From Me Play Gershwin (Faber) Easy Tiger OR Buttercup OR Keep Truckin’ Really Easy Jazzin’ About (P Wedgwood) (Faber) Waltz for Richard OR A Sleepy Bean Jazz Routes (Malcolm Miles) (Camden Music) Saxsequential Concert Repertoire for Alto Saxophone (Harris & Calland) (Faber) Ship of the Desert Creature Comforts (Mark Nightingale) (Warwick Music) Granite OR Midnight in Tobago Learn as you play Saxophone (Peter Wastall) (Boosey & Hawkes) Component 3 - Musical Awareness 7 marks See pages 18-19. Component 4 - Creative Response Test 10 marks This section of the examination will test the candidate’s ability to develop improvised phrasing at sight. Approximately one minute will be allowed to study the test, during which time the candidate may try the test if they wish. The piece will consist of eight bars in F major, in a ‘swing’ style. Bars 1, 2, 5 and 6 will be given. Development will be required in bars 3, 4, 7 and 8.
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