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MSHSAA PGML – Flute Trios As of 7-1-08 in Order for Each of the MSHSAA Prescribed Graded Music List (PGML) Review and Revision MSHSAA PGML – Flute Trios As of 7-1-08 In order for each of the MSHSAA Prescribed Graded Music List (PGML) Review and Revision Project review committees to complete their tasks one last appeal is being made to gather all literature currently appearing on the MSHSAA PGML. Listed below are the titles that have not been secured at this time. Each selection will be reviewed to determine if the selection meets the specific matrix developed through each affiliate organization. If a selection cannot be located for review by the committees, it cannot be physically reviewed; therefore the selection will be removed from the list. If you have any of the titles appearing in this document and are willing to provide a copy of the score only please complete the MSHSAA Prescribed Graded Music List Comprehensive Revision & Review Project Selection Submission Form (located as a separate link under Music Activities) to forward along with the score to Davine Davis at MSHSAA. The address is provided on the 'Selection Submission Form'. If you are sending an original please make sure your name, the school name and mailing information appears on the score. All original scores will be returned at the conclusion of the reviews. If you prefer to submit a photocopy of the score it will be destroyed at the conclusion of the reviews. If you have questions please contact Davine Davis at MSHSAA. Thank you. EVENT GRADE TYPE TITLE LEVEL COMPOSER 3 Flute Trio Adagio Ma Non Tanto B Neubaur 4 Flute Trio Advent Music, Op 8 No.1 A Thomas 12 Flute Trio Aubade C Koepke 14 Flute Trio Caprice C Delibes 18 Flute Trio Dance Of The Reed-Flutes B Tschaikovsky 19 Flute Trio Danza Felice C Guenther 20 Flute Trio Divertissement A Raymond 23 Flute Trio Flute Trio A Tcherepnine 26 Flute Trio Gavotte And Hornpipe C Purcell 28 Flute Trio Gavotte From Symphony No.4 C Boyce 29 Flute Trio Gavotte In Rondeau C Lully 30 Flute Trio Giga C Vivaldi 31 Flute Trio Grand Trio Concertante A Gabrielsky 32 Flute Trio Grand Trio In A, Op. 92, No.2 A Walckiers 33 Flute Trio Grand Trio In A, Op. 93, No.2 A Walckiers 34 Flute Trio Grand Trio In E-flat, Op. 93, No. 1 A Walckiers 35 Flute Trio Grand Trio, Op.14 A Neumann 38 Flute Trio Junabe C Dillon 39 Flute Trio La Cinquantaine C Gabriel 40 Flute Trio La Petit Rondeau C Guenther 41 Flute Trio Larghetto And Menuetto B Mozart Largo And Minuetto(Chamber Music For 3 42 Flute Trio Flutes) C Quantz 47 Flute Trio Miniature Suite No.2 A Albisi 48 Flute Trio Minuet Trio C Mozart 50 Flute Trio Original Trio A Andre 51 Flute Trio Quartet In D Minor A Telemann 52 Flute Trio Rondo A Beethoven 54 Flute Trio Rondo Capriccioso A Bennett 57 Flute Trio Sarabande And Corrente C Corelli 61 Flute Trio Six Trios, Book I And II A Devienne 62 Flute Trio Sonata (play Gavotte En Rondeau) C Boismortier 65 Flute Trio Sonata, Op. 7 A Boismortier 66 Flute Trio Sonatina A Barab 67 Flute Trio Sonatina In The Old Style A Van Leeuwen 70 Flute Trio Suite In D Major B Quantz 71 Flute Trio Terzett B Hoffmeister 73 Flute Trio The Cuckoo C Arensky 74 Flute Trio The Debonaires C Johnson 76 Flute Trio The Spirit Of Ink A Hovhaness 78 Flute Trio Three Grand Trios, Op.86 A Kuhlau 79 Flute Trio Three Pastorales A Tomasi 80 Flute Trio Three Serenades A Mercadante 81 Flute Trio Three Trio Etudes C Errante 82 Flute Trio Three Trio Etudes For Flute C Belisario 83 Flute Trio Three Trios B Haydn 85 Flute Trio Trio #3 C Pappas 86 Flute Trio Trio Brillante In D, Op.58(play 1st Or 2nd & 3rd) A Kummer Trio For 3 Flutes (play 1st&2nd Or 2nd&3rd 87 Flute Trio Mvmt) A Beethoven 90 Flute Trio Trio For Flutes, Op.51, No.2 A Berbiguier 91 Flute Trio Trio From Ploner Musiktag B Hindemith 92 Flute Trio Trio In A, Op.59 A Kummer 93 Flute Trio Trio In A, Op.59 (play 2nd. Mvmt) C Kummer 94 Flute Trio Trio In D Major A Quantz 95 Flute Trio Trio In G, Op.24 (play 2nd Mvmt) C Kummer 102 Flute Trio Trio On A March Tune C Gray 103 Flute Trio Trio, Op.24 A Kummer 104 Flute Trio Trio, Op.26 B Reicha 105 Flute Trio Trio, Op.53 A Kummer MSHSAA PGML – Flute Quartets As of 7-1-08 EVENT GRADE TYPE TITLE LEVEL COMPOSER 1 Flute Quartet 3 Pieces (Play 1st Mvmt Or 2nd & 3rd Mvmt) A Bozza 3 Flute Quartet Allemanda B Corelli 4 Flute Quartet Allemande C Corelli 5 Flute Quartet Ambage B McGinty 6 Flute Quartet Andante And Allegro Assai B Haydn 11 Flute Quartet Autumn Idyll C Koepke 12 Flute Quartet Cadenza A Starer 14 Flute Quartet Canzonetta C Gionannini 16 Flute Quartet Christmas Morning Suite B McKay 17 Flute Quartet Colonial Sketches A Cohen 19 Flute Quartet Divertessiment (With Piano) A Bonneau 21 Flute Quartet Divertimento (3 C FL, Alto Fl) A Haydn 22 Flute Quartet Elegie B Jongen 23 Flute Quartet Festival C Brandt 24 Flute Quartet Flute Clock Sonatas, Set 2 B Haydn 25 Flute Quartet Flutes En Vacances (Play 1 Slow And 1 Fast) A Casterede 26 Flute Quartet Galliard And Courant C Frescobaldi 27 Flute Quartet Giga C Vivaldi 28 Flute Quartet Grand Quartet In A Major A Gabrielski 29 Flute Quartet Grand Quartet, Op 103 (Play 1 Mvmt) A Kuhlau 31 Flute Quartet Jour D'ete A La Montagne A Bozza 32 Flute Quartet La Caccia B Telemann 34 Flute Quartet Lovely Fields So Gentle B Gluck 36 Flute Quartet Melody From Orpheus C Gluck 37 Flute Quartet Menuet B Reicha 39 Flute Quartet Menuetto And Polacca B Bach, J. S. 40 Flute Quartet Minuett C Bach, J. S. 45 Flute Quartet Notturnino Di Luna A Painter 46 Flute Quartet Notturno B Dittersdorf 47 Flute Quartet Notturno B Von Dittersdorf 48 Flute Quartet Overture Euryanthe A Weber, Von 49 Flute Quartet Parthenia B Schwarz 50 Flute Quartet Point Silver Point B Coolidge 51 Flute Quartet Quarte Aspects Feminins (Play 1 Mvmt) A Paubon 52 Flute Quartet Quartet B Tcherepnin 53 Flute Quartet Quartet For Flutes B Butts 55 Flute Quartet Quartet, Op.105 A Schmitt 57 Flute Quartet Rondo B Oakes 59 Flute Quartet Scarf Dance C Chaminade 60 Flute Quartet Scherzo (Piano Sonata, Op.2, #3) B Beethoven 62 Flute Quartet Serenade (Play 1st Or 4th Mvmt) A Dahl 63 Flute Quartet Sinfonico Quartette, Op 12 (Play 1 Mvmt) A Reicha 65 Flute Quartet Sonatina, Op.36, #1 B Clementi 66 Flute Quartet Song Of Summer B Cohen 67 Flute Quartet Sounds B Giovannini 68 Flute Quartet Suite Barometrique B Joubert 72 Flute Quartet Tambourin C Guillemain 74 Flute Quartet Three Pieces For Flute Quartet B Hervig 75 Flute Quartet Two Paraphrases A Jongen 78 Flute Quartet Valsette C Anderson MSHSAA PGML – Clarinet Trios As of 7-1-08 GRADE EVENT TYPE TITLE LEVEL COMPOSER 1 Clarinet Trio 3 Bagatelles A Cruft 2 Clarinet Trio 3 Canonic Dances B Katz 3 Clarinet Trio A Two-Piece Suite B Fleming 5 Clarinet Trio Adagio (Trio, Op.87) B Beethoven 7 Clarinet Trio Air, Minuet And Sarabande C Mattheson 10 Clarinet Trio Allegro From Concerto Grosso, Op.3, #4 C Handel 11 Clarinet Trio Allegro From Divertimento 4(Chamber Mus 3 Cl Vol2) C Mozart 15 Clarinet Trio Allegro, Op. 133, #5 B Hook 16 Clarinet Trio Andantino C Sor 18 Clarinet Trio Bach For The Clarinet C Bach 19 Clarinet Trio Ballet Suite A Townsend 20 Clarinet Trio Baroque Trio C Handel 21 Clarinet Trio Bourree C Handel 22 Clarinet Trio Canonical Fugue B Bach 23 Clarinet Trio Caprice Gracieuse C Johnson 24 Clarinet Trio Chaconne In G Minor C Purcell 27 Clarinet Trio Desert Dances C Butts 28 Clarinet Trio Divertimento A Moritz 29 Clarinet Trio Divertimento B Haydn 30 Clarinet Trio Divertimento B Haydn 32 Clarinet Trio Divertimento #4 B Mozart 33 Clarinet Trio Divertimento (B-flat Sop,E-flat Alto,B-flat Bass) A Michalsky 34 Clarinet Trio Divertimento In E Flat B Handel 36 Clarinet Trio Divertimento In F (Mvmts. 1 & 4) A Nudera 37 Clarinet Trio Divertimento In G (Mvmts. 1 & 4) A Nudera 38 Clarinet Trio Divertissement A Cox 39 Clarinet Trio Eight Clarinet Trios B Weston 40 Clarinet Trio Fanfare A Linn 41 Clarinet Trio Fantasie Caprice A Absil 42 Clarinet Trio Fantasy (2 Cl., Bass Cl.) B Jenkins 44 Clarinet Trio First Grand Trio Concertante A Waterson 46 Clarinet Trio Five Minatures A Halloran 48 Clarinet Trio Fuga Canonica B Bach 49 Clarinet Trio Fugue B Bueche 50 Clarinet Trio Fugue In Baroque Style B Gee 52 Clarinet Trio Gavotte In G Minor C Bach 53 Clarinet Trio Gavotte In Rondeau C Lully 54 Clarinet Trio Grand Trio, Op. 8 A Bouffil 55 Clarinet Trio La Cinquantaine C Gabriel 57 Clarinet Trio Legend And Jollity B Piket 60 Clarinet Trio March, Madrigal And Scherzo B Mills 61 Clarinet Trio Menuet (Chamber Mus.Three Clarinets, Vol 1) C Mozart 62 Clarinet Trio Menuet (Chamber Music For 3 Clarinets, Vol.1) C Bouffil 65 Clarinet Trio Miniature Suite B Norden 66 Clarinet Trio Miniatures For Three Clarinets C Gretchaninoff 67 Clarinet Trio Minuet And Allegro Di Molto B Haydn 68 Clarinet Trio Minuet And Trio C Mozart 69 Clarinet Trio Minuetto C Haydn 70 Clarinet Trio Musette From Anna Magdalene (Bach Notebook) C Bach 72 Clarinet Trio Overture In C B Handel 73 Clarinet Trio Parade C Kabalevsky 74 Clarinet Trio Pastorale B Scarlatti 75 Clarinet Trio Pastorale C Kranz 76 Clarinet Trio Pastorale And Scherzo B Ostransky 77 Clarinet Trio Petite Suite B Scarmolin 78 Clarinet Trio Petite Suite C Scarmolin 79 Clarinet Trio Petite Trio C Dancla 80 Clarinet Trio Prelude B Cox 81 Clarinet Trio Rondeau C Couperin 82 Clarinet Trio Rondo B Paulson 83 Clarinet Trio Sarabande And Waltz C Leonard 84 Clarinet Trio Scherzino For Clarinet Trio B Walker 86 Clarinet Trio Scherzo (Chamber Music For 3 Clarinets, Vol.
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