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Bachelor of Music (B.M.): Performance, Composition, Jazz Studies
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) : Composition, Music Education & Performance
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Master of Music (M.M.): Performance
Master of Arts (M.A.): Composition,  Musicology, Ethnomusicology 
Doctor of Music Arts (D.M.A.) : Performance,
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) : Composition,
Musicology,  Ethnomusicology 
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 CELLO | VIOLA | VIOLIN | PIANO | VOICE    **> PRESCREENING INSTRUCTIONS

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   BASSOON | CELLO | CLARINET | CLASSICAL GUITAR | FLUTE
   FRENCH HORN | HARP | OBOE | ORGAN | PERCUSSION | SAXOPHONE
   STRING BASS
| TROMBONE | TRUMPET | TUBA | VIOLA
   PIANO | VIOLIN | VOICE


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 Unless the program is specified, you should prepare a full recital, demonstrating your familiarity with a variety of    musical
   styles and periods, including the 20th Century. You should prepare complete works, unless otherwise noted. Sight reading
   on the level of standard orchestral excerpts or recital repertoire for your instrument may be required

   BASSOON | CELLO | CLARINET | CLASSICAL GUITAR | FLUTE
   FRENCH HORN | HARP | OBOE | ORGAN | PERCUSSION | SAXOPHONE
   STRING BASS
| TROMBONE | TRUMPET | TUBA | VIOLA | VIOLIN
|  PIANO | VOICE
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                                       Piano

Undergraduate

Three representing a different period from the baroque, classical, romantic, or 20th century repertoire and   one etude by Chopin, Liszt, Scriabin, or Rachmanninoff.
They should be performed from memory, with exception of some contemporary pieces.
 If a composition is more than 15 minutes long, at least one movement should be played from memory. At the audition, sight-reading may be required at the level of Schubert¡¯s Ländler.

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Graduate

MM and DMA. 5 ÀÛǰµé: pre-screening¿ä±¸, Live¿Àµð¼Ç°ú  Repertoire°°À½

  • one Baroque work

  • one Classical sonata

  • one work from the Romantic period

  • one work written in or after 1940

  • one virtuoso etude by Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff or Scriabin

Sight Reading: MM and DMA: A piece on the level of Mendelssohn "Song Without Words," Chopin Mazurkas, Bach Preludes from the WTC or Prokofiev "Visions Fugitives."
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                                        Organ 

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialist and all Music Education specialists:

TECHNIQUES:
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Scales:  all major and minor scales (ascending and descending in parallel motion)   = 60 in sixteenth notes
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Arpeggios:  all major and minor triads extending two octaves 
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Sight-reading:  a four part hymn or Bach chorale-harmonization

REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE
     
Pianists or Harpsichordists:
      A Bach Invention, Prelude and Fuge, or movements from a Suite
      An additional composition selected from the entrance requirements forintermediate piano or harpsichord
     
    
Organists:
     A short organ work of Bach (Chorale-prelude from the Orgelbuchlein or
     one of the Eight Little Preludes and Fuges)
     An additional composition from another period

 For Junior and Senior Performance Specialists:

TECHNIQUES:
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Scales:  all major and minor and the chromatic (in parallel and contrary motion)   = 84 in sixteenth notes
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Arpeggios:  all major and minor, dominant 7th, augmented, and diminished chords extending two octaves   = 92 in eighth notes
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Sight-reading:  a Bach chorale-harmonization with pedal in a key using up to four sharps or flats An open SATB choral score or easier choral accompaniment 

REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE
            A major work of Bach
            A work by a French baroque composer
            A romantic work by Brahms, Mendelssohn, or Franck
            A shorter contemporary work
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Graduate

MM and DMA. 4 ÀÛǰµé:

  • a major J.S. Bach prelude and fugue

  • a 17th-century French, German, or Italian work

  • a 19th-century French work

  • a substantial work from the 20th century

Sight Reading: MM and DMA. A 4-part Bach chorale (SATB) in open score and one or more compositions on the level of the Andante from Mendelssohn's Sonata No. 3 in A major or the keyboard reduction of the accompaniment to a chorus from Haydn's The Creation

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                                          Viola 

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialist and Music Education specialists:
SIGHT-READING:
a simple melody without text 
REPERTOIRE:  
Àû¾îµµ 2 pieces from the classical vocal repertoire, such as art songs or arias from opera or oratorio
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One piece must be in Italian
 ¡¤  One piece must be in English, French, German, Spanish or Russian
 ¡¤  If desired, an additional piece in English from the American musical theater
     (¡°Broadway¡±) repertoire may be added
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Junior and Senior Performance Specialists:                                                                                SIGHT-READING:  A melody of moderate rhythmic and intervallic difficulty
REPERTOIRE:  
Àû¾îµµ 3 pieces from the classical vocal repertoire, such as art songs or arias from opera or oratorio
  
¡¤ The three selections must represent contrasting languages, historical periods and musical styles, tempi, moods and demonstrate the ability to successfully perform more technically and musically advanced repertoire than would be expected of a freshman applicant.
   ¡¤  If desired, an additional piece in English from the American musical theater (¡°Broadway¡±) repertoire may be added

 The following list contains examples of appropriate audition repertoire.  It is intended merely to serve as a guide: Selections from
 ¡°24 Italian Songs and Arias¡±
Songs in Italian by Mozart, Bellini, Donizetti, Donaudy
Songs in French by Faure, Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc
Songs in German by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Strauss
Songs in English by Purcell, Haydn, Vaughan Williams, Quilter, Britten, Barber, Copland, Rorem
Arias by Handel, Bach, Mozart 

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Graduate

Repertoire: MM and DMA: 

You should prepare 12 selections demonstrating your familiarity with a variety of musical styles and periods, including the mid to late 20th Century. 

You should prepare the following program: 
a) one aria before 1800,
b) one aria between 1800 and 1950,
c) one aria from an oratorio, cantata, mass, or requiem
d) one song or aria after 1950 and
d) a recital of 8 songs representing five languages: Italian, French, German, English and another of your choice. 
Your audition will begin with one aria and two songs of your choice; the committee will then request additional repertoire from your prepared program, if desired.

Sight Reading may be required:  MM and DMA:  A piece on the level of an Italian operatic aria from the 18th or early 19th Century.
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                                        Violin

Undergraduate

Requirements for students specializing in Performance

  • Applicant's choice of one 3-octave major or minor scale with arpeggios, to be played at several different speeds.

  • One etude by Kreutzer, Rode, or Fiorillo, or a more difficult etude at the discretion of the applicant.

  • Any one movement from the solo sonatas and partitas of JS Bach.

  • A first movement, or two contrasting movements, from a concerto by Mozart, Kabalevsky, Bruch, Mendelssohn,Wieniawski, or a more difficult concerto at the discretion of the applicant. Students applying at the junior level or above should prepare an entire concerto.

     Requirements for students specializing in Music Education

  • Applicant's choice of one 3-octave major or minor scale.

  • One etude at the applicant's choice.

  • One movement from a concerto by Bach, Viotti, Haydn, or Mozart, or a more difficult concerto at the discretion of the applicant.

Graduate

MM. DMA /All works,  Sonatas with Piano°îÀ» Á¦¿ÜÇÏ°ï ¾Ï±â ¿¬ÁÖ.

1. ´ë·« 60 ºÐ Á¤µµ·Î, ´Ù¾çÇÑ style periods ÀÛǰÀÇ ¿¬ÁÖ ½Ç·ÂÀ» º¸¿©¾ß ÇÔ. one virtuoso piece°ú
a Bach unaccompanied Sonata or Partita·Î ºÎÅÍ Àû¾îµµ 2 °³ÀÇ ´ëÁ¶ ¾ÇÀåÀÌ Æ÷ÇԵǾßÇÔ.
2. A complete concerto, chosen from the following list. (¸¸¾à Áö¿øÀÚ°¡ ¸®½º»ó¿¡ ¾ø´Â a concerto¿¬ÁÖ¸¦ ¿øÇÒ °æ¿ì´Â Àû¾îµµ 30ÀÏÀü¿¡ ¿äû¼­¸¦ ³»¾ß¸¸ ÇÑ´Ù.)

  • Bartok Concerto #2 /  

  • Beethoven Concerto /

  • Brahms Concerto /

  • Mendelssohn Concerto /

  • Paganini Concerto #1 /

  • Prokofiev Concerto #1 or #2 /

  • Sibelius Concerto /

  • Tchaikowsky Concerto

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                                             Cello

Undergraduate

Freshman, Sophomore, and all non-performance specialists:
TECHNIQUES:
* Scales: major and minor, 4 octaves
* Arpeggios: major and minor, 4 octaves
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Etudes:  One from the following:  Servaise Caprices,
                 Popper (High School of Cello Playing), Piatti Caprices

REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE:
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 A Short Virtuoso Piece or a Movement from a Major Sonata.
*   Two contrasting movements from a Bach Suite for Cello Solo
*   One movement of a major concerto

All Music Education specialists:
TECHNIQUES:
 * Scales: major and minor, 3 octaves 
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 Arpeggios: major and minor, 3 octaves 
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 Etudes: One Etude from the following: Duport, Franchomme, Popper.     
* REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE:
* A Short Piece or Sonata movement
* Two contrasting movements from a Bach Suite for Cello Solo
* One movement of a concerto
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Graduate

All works, except for Sonatas with Piano¿Í  20th ¼¼±â À½¾ÇÀ» Á¦¿ÜÇÑ ¸ðµç ÀÛǰ Áß ±â¾ï¿¡ ÀÇÇØ
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Repertoire: MM. 

  • one movement of a standard concerto for cello

  • two contrasting movements of any suite by Bach

  • two contrasting movements from a Sonata for Cello or two contrasting short works 
    from the standard repertoire

Repertoire: DMA.  Your program should be similar to the above except:

  • complete works for all categories must be prepared

  • you must include one of the Bach unaccompanied suites

  • you must prepare a major 20th century work

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                                           Harp

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialist and all Music Education specialists:

TECHNIQUES:
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Scales:  major scales in any key – two hands, four groups of four notes, ascending and descending,
     = 59 in sixteenth notes

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Arpeggios:  7th chord arpeggios in any key, alternating hands, ascending and descending.
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Sight-reading:  from the two books of SKETCHES by Carlos Salzedo
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Etudes:   #3 each – Grandjany Etudes for the Harp #3 and #5 from 15 Preludes for the harp
   (Salzedo¡¯s Method Book for the Harp)

REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE       

            One piece form ¡°Suite of Eight Dances¡± by Carlos Salzedo
            Dussek:  Sonantina #4 from ¡°Six Sonatines¡±
            Tournier:  #1, 3, or 6 from ¡°Six Noels pour la harpe¡±
            Renie:  Danse D¡¯autrefois from ¡°Feuillets d¡¯Album¡±           

For Junior and Senior Performance Specialists: 

TECHNIQUES:

¡¤  Scales: all minor scales in any key – two hands, four groups of four notes, ascending and
   descending  = 50 in sixteenth notes

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Arpeggios:  on 7th chords and in inversions – alternate hands, ascending and descending repeat top
    note)  = 50 in sixteenth notes.

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Sight-reading:  from Method for the Harp by Carlos Salzedo
¡¤  Etudes:  #1 from ¡°Eight Great Concert Studies¡± by Posse, any one from
    Vol. I, Bochsa, or one form Modern study of the Harp by Carlos Salzedo

REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE          

            Beethoven Variations on a Swiss Air
            One movement from either the Natra Sanatina or Hinemith Sonata
            One of the following cadenzas:
                        ¡¤           Caprice Espagnol – Rimsky-Korsakoff
                        ¡¤           Lucia di Lammermoor – Donizetti
                        ¡¤           Nutcracker – Tschaikovsky
                        ¡¤           Mignon (overture) – Thomas
                        ¡¤           Young Persons¡¯ Guide to the Orchestra – britten
            One from Orchestra Studies for the Harp Vol. I by Zingel
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Graduate

One from the following: Hindemith:
Sonata for Harp; Gradjany:
Children¡¯s Hour or Fantasie; Salzedo:
Variations on a Theme in Ancient Style.
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                                         Voice

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialist and Music Education specialists:

SIGHT-READING: ¡¤  a simple melody without text 
REPERTOIRE:  
Be prepared to sing, from memory, at least 2 pieces from the classical vocal repertoire,
 such as art songs or arias from opera or oratorio
           

¡¤  One piece must be in Italian
¡¤  One piece must be in English, French, German, Spanish or Russian
¡¤  If desired, an additional piece in English from the American musical theater
   (¡°Broadway¡±) repertoire may be added

 Junior and Senior Performance Specialists:  

SIGHT-READING:   A melody of moderate rhythmic and intervallic difficulty 
REPERTOIRE:       
Be prepared to sing, from memory, at least 3 pieces from the classical vocal repertoire, such as art songs or arias from opera or oratorio          
¡¤ The three selections must represent contrasting languages, historical periods and musical styles, tempi, moods and demonstrate the ability to successfully perform more technically and musically advanced repertoire than would be expected of a freshman applicant.
¡¤  If desired, an additional piece in English from the American musical theater (¡°Broadway¡±) repertoire may be added

 The following list contains examples of appropriate audition repertoire. It is intended merely to serve as a guide: Selections from
 ¡°24 Italian Songs and Arias¡±
Songs in Italian by Mozart, Bellini, Donizetti, Donaudy
Songs in French by Faure, Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc
Songs in German by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Strauss
Songs in English by Purcell, Haydn, Vaughan Williams, Quilter, Britten, Barber, Copland, Rorem Arias by Handel, Bach, Mozart
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Graduate

You should prepare 12 selections demonstrating your familiarity with a variety of musical styles and periods, including the mid to late 20th Century. 
You should prepare the following program: 
a) one aria before 1800,
b) one aria between 1800 and 1950,
c) one aria from an oratorio, cantata, mass, or requiem
d) one song or aria after 1950 and
d) a recital of 8 songs representing five languages: Italian, French, German, English and another of your choice. 

Your audition will begin with one aria and two songs of your choice; the committee will then request additional repertoire from your prepared program, if desired.

 Sight Reading may be required:  MM and DMA:  A piece on the level of an Italian operatic aria from the 18th or early 19th Century.

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                                     Bassoon

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialist and all Music Education specialists:
REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE 

Two contrasting works—one fast; one slow- from the following list:
           Weissenborn 50 Advanced studies
           Orefici 20 Melodic studies
           J. Kozeluch Concerto in C
           W.A. Mozart Sonata in Bb KV 292
           W. Hurlstone Sonata in F
           Or other comparable repertoire
 PLUS TECHNIQUES Below
 Sight-reading:  simple Weissenborn Etude

 For Junior and Senior Performance Specialists:
 
REPRESENTATIVE REPERTOIRE

Three contrasting works from the following:
             Mozart, Weber, Vivaldi Concerto
             Sonatas by Saint-Saens, Teleman, Hurlstone, Steinmetz
             Orchestral excerpts 

TECHNIQUES:  Sight-reading:  Orefici Melodic studies or comparable
                       
Etudes:  Jacobi 6 Caprices,  Orefici Bravura Studies,  Jancourt 26 etudes
 

Graduate

 One from the following:
 Mozart: Concerto in Bb KV 191;
 Weber: Concerto in F;
 or Saint-Saens: Sonata.
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                                        Conducting

Undergraduate

Graduate

 MM and DMA

For the preliminary audition, submit a 10-15 minute rehearsal video (NTSC-VHS only).

    Applicants invited to audition in person will be informed of any required audition repertoire at that time. The repertoire used will generally be dependent on music in the ensemble's repertoire at the time of the audition.

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                                         Clarinet 

Undergraduate

Freshman and Sophomore Performance Specialists and Music Education specialists:

Representative Repertoire:  (a minimum of two pieces is expected) 
            Schuman:  Fantasy Piece # 1, 2, 3
            Brahms:  Sonata # 1, 2 op. 120
            Hindemith: Sonata
            Saint-Saens:  Sonata
            Mozart Concerto K622

For Junior and Senior Performance Specialists: 

Representative Repertoire (a minimum of two pieces is expected)
            Mozart:           Concerto for Clarinet
            Brahms:          Sonatas for Clarinet
            Hindemith:      Sonata
            Bernstein:       Sonata
            Bartok:            Contrasts (for clarinet, violin,
            Orchestral Excerpts for Clarinet (edited by McGinnis and Drucker)
            Weber:           Concertino
            Debussy         Premier Rhapsody
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Graduate

Repertoire: MM:
One from the following: 
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto;
Brahms: Sonatas for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 120;
Stravinsky: Three Solo Pieces;
or Weber: Grand Duo.

Repertoire:  DMA:  
One from the following: 
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto;
Weber: Concerto #2;
Brahms: Sonatas Op. 120;
Copeland Concerto;
or Stravinsky: Three Solo Pieces.

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