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2021 Solo & Ensemble Rep List Solo & Ensemble Recommended Repertoire List Junior Division Solos (Grades 8-9 ) Senior Division Solos (Grades 10-12) Ensembles General Instructions Important Information about MSU Solo and Ensemble 2021 Wind, String, and Percussion Repertoire List The MSU Solo and Ensemble 2021 Winds, Strings, and Percussion Repertoire List below contains solos and ensembles recommended by our faculty for performance at the virtual festival. Acceptable solos and ensembles can also be found on the state lists whose links are provided below. The MSU list has links to many piano accompaniments that can be used for practice and in your performance video, which is highly encouraged. If you do not have access to a pianist or recorded accompaniment, you may play without accompaniment. Links to online music sources are also included. Be aware that April 23rd, 2021, is the application and video deadline. Junior Division refers to literature generally play by younger performers and Senior Division to high school and community college students. You are responsible for sending a link to a score for the adjudicators to view. Many of the online accompaniments have scores built in. Finally, there are no lists for guitarists, who may select their own repertoire as long as you provide a score. If you have any questions about repertoire, please call Dr. Kirkland at 662-325-9374. Piano Repertoire Solo and Duets can be from any historic period and composers’ nationality. For more information, please follow the MTNA/MMTA repertoire requirements or Federation of Music Clubs. If you have questions regarding piano repertoire, contact Dr. Roseangela Sebba. Collaborative Piano Division Instructions Pianists who wish to enter the festival to receive feedback on their skills as collaborative pianists may play the piano part to one or two movements of the J.S. Bach Sonata for Flute and Keyboard BWV 1031, available from www.IMSLP.org; we will supply the soloist. Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 1 of 10 ^ Top State Lists Florida Music Education Association Solo and Ensemble List NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Catalog Ohio Music Education Association Solo and Ensemble List Texas Solo and Ensemble List (UIL) Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 2 of 10 ^ Top MSU Solo and Ensemble Wind, String, and Percussion Repertoire List Junior Division Recommended Repertoire (Grades 8-9) Violin Minuet in G (Suzuki Book 2) with optional L. V. Beethoven accompaniment La Cinquantaine (Solos for Young Violinists Gabriel-Marie Vol. 1) with optional accompaniment Millionarie’s Howdown (Solos for Young Clebanoff Violinists Vol. 2) with optional accompaniment Viola Gavotte from Mignon (Suzuki Book 2) with Thomas optional accompaniment Humoresque (Suzuki Book 3) with optional Antonín Dvořák accompaniment Concerto in G major - 3rd Telemann, ed. movement (International) with optional Katims accompaniment (starts at 6:22) Cello Minuet No. 3 J. S. Bach Humoresque Antonín Dvořák Double Bass Minuet No. 2 J. S. Bach Ode to Joy L. V. Beethoven Flute Pan (24 Short Concert Pieces by Cavally) Johannes Donjon with optional accompaniment Allegretto (24 Short Concert Pieces by Benjamin Godard Cavally) with optional accompaniment Sonata in F Major - 1st movement (Schirmer) George Phillip with optional accompaniment Telemann Oboe Fantasy Pieces for Oboe and Piano Carl Nielsen (“Romance” with optional accompaniment or “Humoresque” with optional accompaniment) Oboe Sonata in C minor (movement 1 with George Frideric optional accompaniment or movement 2 with Handel optional accompaniment) Allegro Moderato from Trio No. 1 (Rubank Joseph Haydn Concert and Contest Collection) Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 3 of 10 ^ Top Clarinet English Folk Song Suite Movements I, II or II, Vaughan Williams III or all Aria Minuetto Mozart, arr. Ayres Five Bagatelles (movements 2, 3 or 3, 4) with Finzi optional accompaniment for movement 2, movement 3 or movement 4. Bassoon Polichinelle Rathaus Sonata (any 1 movement or all) Eccles Alto Sonata No. 3 with optional accompaniment George Frideric Saxophone for movement 1, movement 2 or movement 3 Handel, arr. Mule Sonata Eccles Any from the Concert and Contest Collection Voxman for Eb and Bb Saxophone Tenor Six Studies in English Folk Song Vaughan Williams Saxophone Sonata for Bb soprano saxophone and piano Ronald L. Caravan (movements I and II) French Horn Concerto No. 1 in D major (second Wolfgang Amadeus movement) with optional accompaniment Mozart Concerto No. 3 in F Major (second Wolfgang Amadeus movement) with optional accompaniment Mozart Romance with optional accompaniment Camille Saint-Saëns Trumpet Legende Shelukov Lyra for Trumpet and Piano with optional Vandercook accompaniment A Trumpet’s Lullaby with optional Leroy Anderson accompaniment The Dancer Endresen Aria con Variazioni (theme and any two Fitzgerald variations) All trumpet solos are available at hickeys.com. Trombone The Joy in Being Able Bolter Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 4 of 10 ^ Top Trombone Gems (collection of solos - choose H. A. Vandercook one) optional accompaniment for “Diamond” is available, the book also comes with MP3s of all piano parts. For more solo suggestions, check out the NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Catalog. Look under “Trombone” grades 1-3. Euphonium Allerseelen (Eb version with optional F. Strauss accompaniment Concert Piece V. Nelybehl Lullaby N. Corwell Tuba Andante and Rondo (Andante only) with Capuzzi optional accompaniment Air and Bourree (either movement) with J. S. Bach, arr. optional accompaniment William Bell Snare Drum 15 Progressive Snare Drum Solos Baker 15 Modern Contest Solos Pratt 50 Snare Drum Etudes Lepak Advanced Snare Drum Studies Peters Intermediate Snare Drum Studies Peters Portraits in Rhythm Cirone Marimba Funny Mallets (4 mallets) Zivkovic Impressions on Wood (4 mallets) Davilla Marimba: Technique through Music (4 Ford mallets) Masterpieces for Marimba (2 mallets) McMillan Recital Pieces for Mallets (2, 3, 4 mallets) Whaley Xylophone Rags of George Hamilton Green (2 Green mallets) Timpani Exercises, Etudes and Solos for Timpani Carroll Fundamental Solos for Timpani Peters Pedal to the Kettle Gay The Solo Timpanist Firth Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 5 of 10 ^ Top Twelve Solo Etudes for the Advanced Leonard Timpanist Senior Division Recommended Repertoire (Grades 10-12) Violin The Toy Solider (Masters Music Kreisler Publications) with optional accompaniment Concerto in A minor - 1st movement J. S. Bach, ed. Galamian (International) with optional accompaniment Concerto in C major, Op. 48 - 1st Kabalevsky , ed. Gingold movement (International) with optional accompaniment Viola Après Un Rêve (International) with Fauré, ed. Katims optional accompaniment Concerto in C minor - 1st J. C. Bach movement (Salabert Editions) with optional accompaniment Romanze, Op. 85 (Verlag (Urtext)) with Bruch optional accompaniment Cello Kol Nidrei, Op. 47 Bruch Suite No. 1, any movement Bach (unaccompanied) Double Bass Andante (from Concerto No. 2) Bottesini Bourree Handel Flute Pan et les Bergers from La Flute de Pan Jules Mouquet (movement I) with optional accompaniment Sonata in E-flat Major (movement I only) J. S. Bach with optional accompaniment Legends (any two movements) Valerie Coleman Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 6 of 10 ^ Top Oboe Oboe Concerto (choose at least 2 Franz Joseph Haydn movements) with optional accompaniment for movement 1, movement 2 or movement 3 Three Romances (at least two Robert Schumann movements) with optional accompaniment Concerto for Oboe and Strings (at least Domenico Cimarosa arr. two movements) with optional Arthur Benjamin accompaniment Clarinet Clarinet Concerto K. 622 (1st or 3rd Mozart movements) optional piano or orchestral accompaniment Concertino Carl Maria von Weber Fantasy Pieces Movement I with optional Robert Schumann accompaniment Bassoon Sonata 1 - Spiritoso E Staccato or any Galliard movement Bassoon Concerto Op. 75 - Rondo or Weber any movement Alto Air for Saxophone and Piano with Eugene Bozza Saxophone optional accompaniment Scaramouche for Saxophone and Piano Darius Milhaud (movement2 or 3) with optional accompaniment with optional accompaniment for movement 2 or movement 3 Carnival of Venice Demesserman arr. by Hemke Tenor Concerto in C minor for Tenor Benedetto Marcello Saxophone Saxophone Sonata in C minor G. P Telemann French Horn Concerto No. 3 in F Major (first Wolfgang Amadeus movement) with optional Mozart accompaniment Nocturno with optional accompaniment Franz Strauss Solo & Ensemble Rep List Page 7 of 10 ^ Top Concerto No. 1 in E-flat (play first Richard Strauss movement) with optional accompaniment Trumpet Gibbons Suite Orlando Gibbons, arr. Cruft Aria con Variazioni (theme and at least George Frideric Handel one variation) with optional accompaniment Concert Etude with optional Goedicke accompaniment Petite Piece Concertante with optional Balay accompaniment All trumpet solos are available at hickeys.com. Trombone Elegy for Mippy II (unaccompanied) Bernstein Sonata in F Minor (I & II or III & IV) with Telemann optional accompaniment For more advanced solo suggestions, check out the NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Catalog. Look under “Trombone” grades 4-6. 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