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Requirements for Audition Principal Piccolo Requirements for Audition 1 Requirements for Audition Principal Piccolo July 2020 The NZSO tunes at A440. Auditions must be unaccompanied. Solo 01 | VIVALDI | PICCOLO CONCERO IN C MAJOR OP. 44 NO. 11 • MVT. 1 (BARS 1-73) AND • MVT. 2 (COMPLETE: NO REPEATS, No ORNAMENTS) 02 | MOZART • FLUTE CONCERTO IN G MAJOR K. 313 MVT. 1 (EXPOSITION ONLY) OR • FLUTE CONCERTO IN D MAJOR K. 314 MVT. 2 (EXPOSITION ONLY) Excerpts 03 | RAVEL | DAPHNIS AND CHLOE SUITE NO. 2 3 04 | MENDELSSOHN | A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM: SCHERZO 4 05 | BEETHOVEN | LEONORE OVERTURE NO. 3 5 06 | RAVEL | PIANO CONCERTO IN G MVT. 1 6 07 | SMETANA | VLTAVA (THE MOLDAU) 7 08 | RAVEL | MA MERE L’OYE 8 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 1 8 Excerpt 2 | mvt. 2 8 Excerpt 3 | mvt. 3 9 09 | BARTOK | CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA MVT. 3 10 Excerpt 1 10 Excerpt 2 10 New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 2 Requirements for Audition 10 | TCHAIKOVSKY | SYMPHONY NO. 4 11 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 3 11 Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 11 Excerpt 3 | mvt. 4 12 11 | SHOSTAKOVICH | SYMPHONY NO. 6 13 12 | SHOSTAKOVICH | SYMPHONY NO. 9 14 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 3 14 Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 14 13 | RIMSKY-KOSAKOV | SCHEHEREZADE 15 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 2 15 Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 15 Excerpt 3 | mvt. 4 16 File names When sending a recorded audition, to enable us to easily and directly play any excerpt, please label each file individually as per these example filenames: • “01 Vivaldi Piccolo Concerto.mov” • “02 Mozart Flute Concerto.mov” • “03 Ravel Daphnis and Chloe Suite No.2.mov” …….. • “08a Ravel Ma Mere LOye excerpt 1.mov” • “08b Ravel Ma Mere LOye excerpt 2.mov” • etc. New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 03 | Ravel | Daphnis and Chloe Suite No. 2 3 03 | Ravel | Daphnis and Chloe Suite No. 2 Flute New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 4 04 | Mendelssohn | A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Scherzo 04 | Mendelssohn | A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Scherzo Flute | Allegro Vivace New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 05 | Beethoven | Leonore Overture No. 3 5 05 | Beethoven | Leonore Overture No. 3 Flute | Allegro New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 6 06 | Ravel | Piano Concerto in G mvt. 1 06 | Ravel | Piano Concerto in G mvt. 1 Piccolo New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 07 | Smetana | Vltava (The Moldau) 7 07 | Smetana | Vltava (The Moldau) Flute 2 New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 8 08 | Ravel | Ma Mere L’Oye 08 | Ravel | Ma Mere L’Oye Excerpt 1 | mvt. 1 Flute 2 Excerpt 2 | mvt. 2 Piccolo | Très Modérés New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 08 | Ravel | Ma Mere L’Oye 9 Excerpt 3 | mvt. 3 Piccolo | Mouvt de Marche New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 10 09 | Bartok | Concerto for Orchestra mvt. 3 09 | Bartok | Concerto for Orchestra mvt. 3 Excerpt 1 Piccolo | Andante non Troppo Excerpt 2 Piccolo | Andante non Troppo | Please observe a brief pause for the bars marked X New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 10 | Tchaikovsky | Symphony No. 4 11 10 | Tchaikovsky | Symphony No. 4 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 3 Piccolo | Allegro – meno mosso | Please observe a brief pause during the bars marked X Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 Piccolo | Allegro New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 12 10 | Tchaikovsky | Symphony No. 4 Excerpt 3 | mvt. 4 Piccolo | Allegro con fuoco New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 11 | Shostakovich | Symphony No. 6 13 11 | Shostakovich | Symphony No. 6 Piccolo | Largo New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 14 12 | Shostakovich | Symphony No. 9 12 | Shostakovich | Symphony No. 9 Excerpt 1 | mvt. 3 Piccolo Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 Piccolo | Same Tempo New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 13 | Rimsky-Kosakov | Scheherezade 15 13 | Rimsky-Kosakov | Scheherezade Excerpt 1 | mvt. 2 Piccolo Excerpt 2 | mvt. 3 Piccolo | Andantino quasi Allegretto – pocchiss. piu mosso New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 16 13 | Rimsky-Kosakov | Scheherezade Excerpt 3 | mvt. 4 Piccolo | Vivo | Please observe a brief pause during the bars marked X New Zealand Symphony Orchestra | Principal Piccolo | July 2020 .
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