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Solo and Ensemble Required List of Music for High School Ohio Music Education Association Event: Violin Solo Solo and Ensemble Required List of Music for High School Ohio Music Education Association Event: Violin Solo Class: A Modified Code Composer/Editor Composition Movement Cuts Key Size 05/20/2008 11A1 Accolay Concerto in a minor 1 GS 50256870 Single 11A4 Bach 6 Sonatas and Partitas Any one movement None 1 INT 2525 6 Sonatas and Partitas INT 991 6 Sonatas and Partitas INT 516 6 Sonatas and Partitas 01/09/2009 11A65 Bach 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano Any one movement None 1 (S1014-S1019) 01/09/2009 INT 965 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano Vol 1 (S1014-1016) 01/09/2009 INT 966 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano Vol 2 (S1017-1019) 05/20/2008 11A2 Bach Concerto #1 in a minor Any one None 1 INT 1598 Single 05/20/2008 11A3 Bach Concerto #2 in E Major Any One None 1 05/18/2008 INT 1893 Single 11A54 Barlowe Reflections from the Edge of the Millenium (#1 through #4) OR (#5 through #7) None 1 BLACKS BSMIS115 Single 11A5 Bartok Roumanian Folk Dances Any Four None 1 B&H 48002954 Single 11A6 Beethoven Romance No. 1 in G Major, Op. 40 All None 1 INT 2720 Two Romances 11A7 Beethoven Romance No. 2 in F Major, Op. 50 All None 1 INT 2720 Two Romances 11A8 Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano Any one movement None 1 INT 422 10 Sonatas INT 421 10 Sonatas INT 2596 10 Sonatas INT 2723 10 Sonatas 11A10 Bruch Concerto #1 in g minor, Op. 26 Any one movement None 1 INT 865 Single 01/30/2009 11A11 Corelli La Folia (Sonata), Op. 5, #12 All None 1 INT 2789 Single 11A12 De Beriot Concerto No. 7 Any one movement None 1 PETERS 2989C Single 11A13 De Beriot Concerto No. 9, Op. 104 Any one movement None 1 GS 50256310 Single 11A14 De Beriot Scene de Ballet, Op. 100 All Begin playing at Tempo di 1 Bolero GS 50255990 Single 11A15 Dvorak Sonatina in G Major, Op. 100 Any two movements None 1 INT 2798 Single 11A55 Gade Capriccio All Play meas. 1 through 189 1 Ohio Music Education Association Page 1 of 87 Printed on: 12/02/2011 MASTER M3648 Single 11A16 Handel Sonata No. 1 in A Major Any two contrasting movements None 1 CFN B3280 Single 11A17 Handel Sonata No. 4 in D Major Any two contrasting movements None 1 CFN B2703 Single 11A18 Handel Sonata No. 6 in E Major Any two contrasting movements None 1 CFN B3325 Single 10/28/2010 11A19 Haydn Concerto #1 in C Major, Hob VIIa 1 Any one movement None 1 PETERS 4322 Single 11A20 Haydn Concerto No. 2 in G Major Any one movement None 1 PETERS 4182 Single 11A56 Hindemith Sonate in E (1935) All None 1 SCHOTT 49003761 Single 11A60 Kabalevsky Concerto in C Major, Op. 48 Any one movement None 1 INT 2567 Single 11A21 Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro All None 1 CFOLEY F1042 Single 11A22 Kreisler Sicilienne and Rigaudon All None 1 CFOLEY F1057 Single 11A24 Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, Op. 21 Any one movement None 1 INT 1377 Single 11A57 LeClair Sarabande and Tambourin All None 1 MASTER M3790 Single 11A26 Mendelssohn Concerto in e minor, Op. 64 Any one movement Movement 1 - Play from 1 beginning to meas. 352 CFN L321 Single CFN L794 Single 11A31 Monti Csardas All None 1 CFN B1678 Single 11A32 Mozart Concerto No. 3 in G Major, K.216 Any one movement None 1 INT 2471 Single 11A33 Mozart Concerto No. 4 in D Major, K.218 Any one movement None 1 INT 2042 Single 11A34 Mozart Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K.219 Any one movement None 1 INT 324 Single INT 2043 Single 11A36 Mozart Rondo All None 1 CFOLEY F1169 Single 11A35 Mozart Sonatas for Violin and Piano Any two movements from one None 1 Sonata INT 862 19 Sonatas INT 2750 19 Sonatas 11A40 Saint-Saens Concerto No. 3 in b minor, Op. 61 Any one movement None 1 INT 1967 Single 11A42 Saint-Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, Op. 28 All Play beginning at Allegro ma 1 non Troppo INT 1426 Single 11A44 Schubert Sonatina No. 1, Op. 137 (#1 and #2) OR (#2 and #3) None 1 Ohio Music Education Association Page 2 of 87 Printed on: 12/02/2011 GS 50256940 Three Sonatinas, Op. 137 11A58 Tartini Sonata in D Any two contrasting movements None 1 MASTER M3650 8 Sonatas, Bk. 2 11A59 Tartini Sonata in G Any two contrasting movements None 1 MASTER M3650 8 Sonatas, Bk. 2 11A47 Ten Have Allegro Brilliant, Op. 19 All None 1 SUMMY 0991 Solos for Young Violinists, Vol. 4 11A48 Viotti Concerto No. 22 in a minor #1 OR #3 None 1 INT 2553 Single 11A49 Viotti Concerto No. 23 in G Major #1 OR #3 None 1 INT 2267 Single 11A50 Vitali Chaconne in g minor All None 1 BELWIN K04388 Single 11A63 Vivaldi The Four Seasons, Op. 8, Autumn #1 OR #3 None 1 RICORD 50483657 Single 11A61 Vivaldi The Four Seasons, Op. 8, Spring #1 OR #3 None 1 RICORD 50483655 Single 11A62 Vivaldi The Four Seasons, Op. 8, Summer #1 OR #3 None 1 RICORD 50483656 Single 11A64 Vivaldi The Four Seasons, Op. 8, Winter #1 OR #3 None 1 RICORD 50483658 Single 11A52 Wieniawaki Concerto in d minor, Op. 22 Any one movement None 1 INT 1425 Single 11A53 Wieniawaki Legende, Op. 17 All None 1 CFN B3334 Single Class: B Modified Code Composer/Editor Composition Movement Cuts Key Size 11B2 Bach Bouree No. 2 All None 1 12/27/2008 HIGHET 12681 Single 11B46 Bach Concerto in D minor, S.1052 Any one movement None 1 INT 1088 Single 11B47 Bach Trio Sonata No. 5 Mvt. III All None 1 MEDICI SV529C Single 11B3 Beethoven Andante con Variazioni Theme, Variations #1, #2 AND #6 None 1 FABER 0571511155 Single 11B4 Borowski Adoration All None 1 TP 114-05700 Single 11B5 Corelli Three Sonatas, Op. 5 Any two contrasting movements from None 1 any one Sonata INT 729 Single 11B6 Dancla Six Air Varies, Op. 89 Any one complete Air Varie None 1 CFN L125 Single 11B7 De Beriot Air Varie, No. 14 in G All None 1 SUMMY 0989 Solos for Young Violinists, Vol. 2 11B8 Elgar Chanson de Matin, Op. 15, No. 2 All None 1 LUDWIG 10710201 Single 11B13 Faure Berceuse All None 1 Ohio Music Education Association Page 3 of 87 Printed on: 12/02/2011 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B10 Fiocco Allegro All None 1 INT 2442 Single 11B48 Fiocco Fiocco Festival #8 OR Any two other movements None 1 LATHAM 710318 Single 11B17 Gingold, Arr. The Bells All None 1 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B49 Haydn Rondo from Trio in G All None 1 MEDICI SV621 Single 11B18 Huber Student's Concertino No. 2 in G, Op. 6 #1 None 1 CFN S3566 Single 06/04/2011 11B50 Gluck Melodie All None 1 Kreisler 06/04/2011 CFOLEY F1143 Single 11B20 Kreisler Rondino on a Theme by Beethoven All None 1 CFOLEY F1048 Single 11B21 Kreisler Tempo di Minuetto All None 1 CFOLEY F1064 Single 12/27/2008 11B23 Kuchler Concertino in D, Op. 15 #1 OR #3 None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14018226 Single 12/27/2008 SUMMY 0988 Solos for Young Violinists Vol 1 11B22 Kuchler Concertino Op. 12 #1 OR #3 None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14018225 Single 11B24 Massenet Meditation from Thais All None 1 CFN B2642 Single 11B25 Mendelssohn Student Concerto in D Minor All None 1 PETERS 6070 Single 11B16 Mondonville Tambourin All None 1 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B26 Mozart Adelaide Concerto in D #1 OR #3 None 1 SCHOTT 49003693 Single 11B15 Mozart Rondo in D All None 1 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B29 Portnoff Concertino in a minor, Op. 14 #1 OR #3 None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14025884 Single 11B51 Rheinberger Prelude All None 1 MEDICI SV57 Single 12/27/2008 11B30 Rieding Concertino in a minor, Op. 21 Any one movement None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14027355 Single 12/27/2008 11B33 Rieding Concertino in G Major, Op. 24 Any one movement None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14027364 Single 11B32 Rieding Concerto in e minor, Op. 7 Any one movement None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14027359 Single 05/20/2008 11B31 Rieding Concertino in D Major, Op. 25 Any one movement None 1 10/28/2010 BOSWOR 14027360 Single 11B11 Schubert Allegro All None 1 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B34 Seitz Concerto No. 1 in D Major, Op. 7 Any one movement None 1 CFN L590 Single Ohio Music Education Association Page 4 of 87 Printed on: 12/02/2011 11B35 Seitz Concerto No. 3 in g minor, Op. 12 Any one movement None 1 CFN L592 Single 11B36 Seitz Concerto No. 4 in D Major, Op. 15 #1 OR #3 None 1 12/27/2008 CFN L593 Single 11B12 Senaille Allegro Spiritoso All None 1 GS 50329870 Solos for the Violin Player 11B37 Severn Polish Dance All None 1 CFN B1045 Single 11B39 Sitt Concertino in a minor, Op. 108 #1 None 1 CFN L633 Single 11B38 Sitt Concertino in e minor, Op. 31 #1 None 1 GS 50257650 Single 11B52 Telemann Concerto in A minor Any two contrasting movements None 1 BARENR BA3718 Single 11B53 Telemann Concerto in D Major #2 OR #4 None 1 BARENR BA3724 Single 11B54 Telemann Concerto in G minor #1 None 1 BARENR BA5876A Single 11B40 Telemann Concerto in G Major #1 OR #3 None 1 LATHAM 710016 Single 11B42 Vivaldi Concerto in a minor, Op.
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