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New Jersey Youth Symphony Solo Audition Requirements 2020-2021 Cello Solo List If you do not see your solo: Solo level request form New Jersey Youth Symphony Solo Audition Requirements 2020-2021 Cello Solo List Level 1 01001 Alwyn,W. Mountain Scenes Schott Cello Series, No.6 (Any 2) Applebaum,S. - 20 Progressive Solos-Cello (Either) 01002 Hook,J. The Little Princess (No.14) 01003 Lee Rigaudon (No.4) 01004 Applebaum,S. String Festival Solos, Vol.I (Any) 01005 Bach-Krane Bach for the Cello (Any) 01006 Bach (Krane ed.) Intermediate Bach for Cello 01007 Bartles,A. Seven Easy Pieces for Beginning Cellists (Nos.2 or 7) 01008 Bay Fun with the Cello (Any) Cheney,C. Solos for Young Cellists, Vol.l (Either) 01009 Cheney,C. Budapesto 01010 Trad. Clocktower Bells 01011 Clementi,M. Rondo Cowles,C. - 14 Easy Tunes for Cello (Any 2) 01012 Beethoven,L. Ecossaise 01013 Foster,S. Beautiful Dreamer 01014 Holst,G. Jupiter's Theme 01015 Trad. Londonderry Air 01016 Dabczynski & Phillips Fiddler's Philharmonic 01017 Dabczynski & Phillips Fiddler's Philharmonic Encore 01018 Feuillard,L. Young Cellist, Vol.l (No.2,3,5, or 6) 01019 Greenblatt The Cello Fiddling Tune Book (Any) 01020 Gretchaninov Early Morning Suite, op. 126b 01021 Herfurth Classical Album of Early Grade Pieces (Any) 01022 Krane,C. Folk Tunes for the Young Cellist in the First Position (Any) Lengyel,E./Pejtsik,A. - Violoncello Music for Beginners 01023 Bengraf,J. Hungarian Dance (No.23) 01024 Hajdu,M. Two Pieces for Violincello (No.24/1) 01025 Hajdu,M. Two Pieces for Violincello (No.24/2) 01026 Haydn,J. Minuet (No.13) 01027 Kuffner,J. Landler (No.18) 01028 La Borde Bomree (No.9) 01029 Lully,J.B. Air (No.JO) 01030 Mozart,W. German Dance (No.14) 01031 Mozart,W. Minuet (No.15) 01032 Rameau,J. Rigaudon (No.I I) 01033 Schubert,F. Lullaby (No.19) 01034 Schubert,F. Waltz (No.20) If you don't see your solo on the list: contact us! 908.771.5544 or info@njys.org 01035 Schumann,R. Military March (No.21) 01036 Sopron Early Hungarian Dances (No.22) 01037 Unknown Hornpipe (No.6) 01038 Baklanova Allegretto Grazioso (Repertoire Album - FRISS Antal) 01039 Matz,R. Little Suite (Mvts.II & III) 01040 Matz,R. Sonata da Camera (Mvt.1,2 or 4-Any 1) 01041 Moffat Old Masters Melodies for Young Cellists (Any) 01042 Nelson,S. Piece by Piece, Vol.2 (Nos.6,7,10,14,20,21, Any 2) 01043 Norgaard Jazz Cello Wizard Jr., Book 1 (Any) 01044 Paxton,S./Dinn,F. Allegro Moderato, Sonata, Op.5, No.3 01045 Squire At Morn, Triste, op. 16/2 01046 Squire At Twilight, Joyeuse, op. 16/1 01047 Stevens,H. Hungarian Children's Songs (Nos.2,3,6, Any 2) 01048 von Weber/Rudolf Keringo (Repertoire Album - FRISS Antal) Suzuki Cello School, Bk 2 01049 Bach, J.S. Minuet No. 1 01050 Bach, J.S. Minuet No. 3 01051 Bach, J.S. Musette 01052 Handel, G. Bourree (c' - d") 01053 Schumann,R. Two Grenadiers 01054 Weber, C.von Hunters' Chorus Level 2 01055 Arne,T. Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind Fairest Isle 01056 Bach, J.S. March in D Major from Anna Magdalena 01057 Bizet,G Entr' acte 01058 Black & Harris Time Pieces for Vol.3 (Any 2) Black & Harris - Time Pieces for Vol.3 (Either) 01059 Boyce Minuet 01060 Gluck Dance of the Blessed Spirits 01061 Bratt The Fiddling Cellist 01062 Breval,J. Concertino No.4 in C Major (Mvts.1 or 2&3) 01063 Bruce,W./Wells,T. - More Time Pieces for Cello, Vol.2 (Any 1) Bruce,W./Wells,T. - More Time Pieces for Cello, Vol.1 (Any 2) 01064 Dowland,J. Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now Invite 01065 Gallo,D. Moderato from Trio Sonata, No.1 01066 Grieg,E. Gavotte From the Holberg Suite 01067 Wells,T. Happy Places Cheney,C. Solos for Young Cellists, Vol.1. 01068 Schlemuller Gondola Song Cheney,C. Solos for Young Cellists, Vol.2 (Either) 01069 Cheney Running of the Bulls 01070 Hindemith Drei Leichte Stucke-(Mvts.1&2 or Mvt.3) If you don't see your solo on the list: contact us! 908.771.5544 or info@njys.org 01071 Cirri,G.B. Sonata No. 2 in G Major (Either) Cowles,C. 14 Easy Tunes for Cello (Either) 01072 Beethoven,L. Minuet 01073 Joplin,S. The Entertainer 01074 Etling Solo Time for Strings, Book 3 (Any) 01075 Feuillard,L. Young Cellist, Vol.la (Nos.9,10,12-Any 2) 01076 Fletcher New Tunes for Strings, Book 3 (Any) 01077 Gabriel String Groove, Ideas for Improvising 01078 Gabriel-Marie La Cinquantaine 01079 Grainger,P. Shepherd's Hey 01080 Grieg,E./Lindsay,A. Anitra's Dance (#12) 01081 Handel Bourree from Water Music 01082 Harris,P. Black and White Blues 01083 Hindemith,P. Three Easy Pieces (Drei Leichte Stucke) (Nos.1&2 or 3) Legg,P./Gout,A. - First Repertoire For Cello, Bk.2 (Any 1 piece) 01084 Gout My Blue Cello 01085 Harris After the Ball is Over 01086 Legg Mock Baroque 01087 Lully Gavotte and Musette 01088 Paxton Sonata No.2 (1st Mvt.) 01089 Matz,R. Andante and Rondo (Rondo Only) 01090 Matz,R. Lyrical Sketches (Rondino) 01091 Matz,R. Sonatina in g minor (Mvt.I) 01092 Matz,R. Suite in G Major (Mvt.I or III) 01093 Matz,R. Suite: Lights and Shadows (Any 3) 01094 Squire,W. At Morn (Joyeuse) 01095 MacDowell To A Wild Rose 01096 Matz Lights and Shadows for Cello and Piano 01097 Matz Little Suite for Cello and Piano 01098 Mendelssohn Nocturne from A Midsummer Night's Dream 01099 Mouret Rondeau 01100 Mozart Sonatina in C 01101 Popper Gavotte in D, op. 23 01102 Purcell,H. Music For A While 01104 Saint-Saens,C. Softly Awakes My Heart 01105 Shulman Suite for the Young Cellist 01106 Squire Fairy Tales for Cello and Piano 01107 Sullivan On a Tree by a River Suzuki Cello School, Bk 3 01108 Bach, J.S. Gavotte 01109 Bach, J.S. Minuet No. 3 01110 Beethoven,L. Minuet in G 01111 Boccherini Minuet If you don't see your solo on the list: contact us! 908.771.5544 or info@njys.org 01112 Lully,J.B. Gavotte 01113 Webster, C. Scherzo Level 3 01114 Bach, J.S. Arioso 90001 Bach,J.S. Cello Suite No. 1 Prelude only 01115 Bazelaire Suite Francaise 01116 Beethoven-Stutschewsky Sonatina in D 01117 Breval Concerto #1 in G 01118 Couperin-Bazelaire Pieces en Concert 01119 Cui Orientale 01120 Davidoff Romance sans Paroles, op. 23 01121 Etling Solo Time for Strings, Book 4 (Any) 01122 Glazunov Chanson Arabe 01123 Goltermann Capriccio Op. 24 01124 Goltermann Concerto #4 in G, op. 65 01125 Goltermann Concerto #5 in D minor, op 76 01126 Goltermann Etude-Caprice, op. 54/4 01127 Handel Sonata in C 01128 Handel-Lindner Sonatas in G minor, Bb, D minor 01129 Hindemith Kleine Sonata 01130 J.C.F. Bach Sonata in G 01131 Marcello Sonata G Major, op. 2/6 01132 Martinu Sept Arabesques 01133 Massenet Melody , op. 10/5 01134 Mccrae & Johnstone Scottish Folk Tunes: 69 Traditional Pieces for Cello (Any) 01135 Minsky Dead Cello 01136 Paradies Sicilienne 01137 Pergolesi Sinfonia 01138 Popper Fond Recollections, op. 64/1 01139 Romberg Sonata in Minor, op. 38/1 01140 Romberg Sonata in G, op. 38/2 01141 Romberg Sonata in Bb, op. 38/3 01142 Romberg Sonata in Bb, op. 43/1 01143 Romberg Sonata in C, op. 43/2 01144 Romberg Sonata in G, op. 43/3 01145 Saint-Saens The Swan 01146 Schumann Traumerei, op. 15/17 01147 Senaille Allegro Spiritoso 01148 Squire Bourree, op 24 111 Suzuki Cello School, Bk 3 01149 Bach, J.S. Allegro Moderato 01150 Dvorak,A. Humoresque If you don't see your solo on the list: contact us! 908.771.5544 or info@njys.org 01151 Marie,G. La Cinquantaine 01152 Telemann Sonata in D 01153 Vivaldi Sonatas 1-9 Level 4 01154 Bach, J.S. Air 01155 Bach-Vivaldi (Piatigorsky) Concerto #1 in G 01156 Boellmann Symphonic Variations op. 23 01157 Boone Buffing the Gut, a Jazz Etude for Solo Cello 01158 Breval Concerto #1 in G 01159 Breval Concerto# 2 in D 01160 Corelli-Lindner Sonata in D minor 01161 Eccles Sonata in D minor 01162 Faure Sicilienne, op. 78 01163 Faure-Casals Apres un reve 01164 Gabriel-Marie Lento 01165 Glazunov Chant du Menestral, op. 71 01166 Bach, J.C.F. Sonata in A 01167 Klengel Concertino, op. 7 01168 Marais Five Old French Dances 01169 Offenbach Musette, op. 24 01170 Popper Mazurka, op. 11 01171 Popper Gavotte, op. 23 01172 Popper Polonaise de Concert 01173 Saint-Saens Allegro Appassionato, op. 43 01174 Saint-Saens Gavotte, op. post. 01175 Squire Danse rustique, op. 20/5 01176 Squire Tarantella, op. 23 111 Suzuki Cello School, Vol.4 01177 Breval,J. Sonata in C Major (first movement) 01178 Marcello,B Sonata in e minor, Op.1, No.2 (Adagio or Allegro) 01179 Tchaikovsky,P. Chanson Triste Suzuki Cello School, Vol.5 01180 Squire,W. Danse Rustique 01181 Vivaldi,A. Sonata No.5 (Mvt.2) 01182 Tartini Grave Level 5 01183 Bach-Rosanoff Pastoral 01184 Bach-Siloti Adagio from the Organ Toccata in C (Carl Fischer ed.) 01185 Beethoven Sonata in F , op. 17 01186 Beethoven 12 Variations on a Theme by Handel 01187 Beethoven 12 Variations on a Theme by Mozart If you don't see your solo on the list: contact us! 908.771.5544 or info@njys.org 01188 Beethoven 7 Variations on a Theme by Mozart 01189 Bloch Prayer or supplication 01190 Boccherini Concerto #2 in D, G. 479 111 01191 Boccherini Concerto #3 in G, G.
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