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I had posted this up elsewhere but I thought this would be a good place to ask for advice.

I'm thinking about what I should order in for a jury piece for next term. I'm hoping to do a recital soon (this year or next) but haven't actually planned it yet. I'm just going to list out what I've done and maybe some of you guys could suggest some repertoire that I should look at.

Auditioned for University with: "Après un Rêve" by Gabriel Fauré arr. by me, "Cantabilé et Scherzando" by Henri Büsser.

1st year juries: Curnow "Rhapsody for Euphonium", Frackenpohl "Sonata for euphonium"

2nd. Barat "Andante et Allegro", "Morceau Symphonique" Guilmant

3rd: Marcello "Sonata," "Concerto Del Garda" Elizabeth Raum

4th: Gordon Jacobs "Fantasia"

I have Symphonic Variants by Curnow... but it scares me...

anybody, My teacher's a trumpet player and I think he's gonna say Horowitz... seeing the "solos you can't stand" topic I would like any advice.

OK, I'll bite. How about the Donald White (Lyric Suite).

Here are some tunes that seem like they might be a good next step from where you've been:

Bellstedt- Napoli
Casterede- Fantasie Concertante
David- Trombone Concerto
Ewazen- Trombone Sonata
Madsen- Sonata
Mozart- Bassoon Concerto
Sparke- Song for Ina
Telemann- f minor Sonata
White- Lyric Suite
Clinard- Sonata

Good luck!
DZ

Sounds like you are moving in the right direction. I would split my performance into three categories from this point, and try to accomplish at least one from each list every semester.

SOLOS - LYRICAL

Sparke - Aubade
Sparke - Song for Ina
Rachmaninoff - Vocalise
Gounod - Hail Ancient Walls
Paradies - Sicilienne
Faure - Sicilienne
Ewald - Romance

SOLOS - LARGER WORKS
Horovitz - Concerto
Casterede - Fantasie Concertante
Telemann - F Minor
Marcello - F Major
Sparke - Party Piece
Butterworth - Partita
Ritter George - Sonata
Jan Bach - Concert Variations
Boccalari - Sounds From The Riviera

SOLOS - TECHNICAL
Bellstedt - Napoli
Picchi - Fantasie Originale
Pryor - Anne Laure/Blue Bells/Thoughts of Love
Goldman - Scherzo
Clarke - Bride of the Waves/Carnival of Venice
Hartmann - Rule Brittania

I try to keep a balance of everything that I do. I will try to accomplish a major work, something slow and lyrical (which could be the second movement of a harder work), and then something "golden age" of brass-ish.

Just an idea. It sound's like you have a great start! Feel free to PM for any additional ideas!

Thanks!

- Pat Stuckemeyer

bloke wrote:Bach - 'cello suite movements

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I'm not the biggest fan of Bach, aside from PDQ.

I do own a copy of "The only piece ever written for violin and Tuba"