STRING EVENTS - ISSMA
Required Music ListSTRING EVENTS2017-18 -- 2022-23
This Association is governed by an elected State Board consisting of threemusic teachers and one school administrator from each of the eight zones inIndiana. Rules and Regulations of all events are determined throughprocedures as prescribed in the ISSMA Music Festivals Manual.All festivals are administered and coordinated through the ISSMA office.Please direct all inquiries to:Indiana State School Music Association, Inc.www.issma.netAll Directors Please NoteIt is important to refer to the Solo and Ensemble required manuals listed onthe official ISSMA web site to validate and retrieve the most currentinformation. Any publication posted on the ISSMA, Inc. website willsupersede any previously printed edition.Unless a particular editor or arranger is specified, any standard, unabridged,unarranged edition is acceptable.
*Indicates any standard edition may be used.REVISION COMMITTEEThe Indiana State School Music Association gratefully acknowledges the professional efforts ofthe String Manual Revision Committee and all the contributors who offered suggestions for thispublication. The committee devoted many hours to develop the material included. This publicationcontains the required music selections for all Group I String Solo & Ensemble events.James Williams – Chairman – ISSMAMichelle BrooksCarrie CarlsonLorelei FarlowCarol LetcherElizabeth LevinMargot MarlattDavid MurraySean PatrickMark SchusterEd StaubachKathleen SwayzeAnne Marie TschetterThomas WrightBen YoderKeith Ziolkowski3
SOLO EVENTS1. Any standard or unabridged edition may be used inaddition to those listed, as long as it is not a simplifiedarrangement of the original piece.2. Bowing and articulations chosen for musicalinterpretation should be clearly marked in the judges’score and so observed in the performance.3. The judges’ score must have all performed measuresnumbered.4. Unless specified, any major movement or combinationof two contrasting movements from within a piece maybe performed. The chosen movement(s) should notexceed the maximum time requirement for that eventand should represent the level of difficulty worthy ofISSMA Group I entries.5. For time limit considerations:a.b.c.d.Lengthy repeats should be cut.Lengthy piano passages (introductions, interludes,etc.) should be cut.Cadenzas may be cut.Repetitious passages of similar musical content maybe cut.4
VIOLIN SOLOS—EVENT NO. 120024Refer to page 017018019020021022023025Accolay, J.B.-Concerto No. 1 in a minor(cut from mea. 43 to mea. 128)*Bach, J.S.-Air on the G StringCFMBach, J.S.-AriosoCFMBach, J.S.-Concerto No. 1 in a minor(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 7)SBPBach, J.S.-Concerto No. 2 in E Major(mvt. 1)*Bach, J.S.-Six Sonatas for Violin andCembalo BWV 1014-1019 (any sonata) (mvts. 1 and 2) OR (mvts. 3 and 4)*Bach, J.S.-Three Sonatas and ThreePartitas for Solo Violin (play any one - any mvt.)(This does not include adapted versions withaccompaniment such as the one found inSuzuki Violin School, Vol. 8 or performancewith piano accompaniments by Schumann.)*Bach, J.S./Isaac (ed.)-Sonata No. 6(play two contrasting mvts.)(Chosen Music for Violin: Great Sonatas)MBPBarber, Samuel-CanzoneSCHBarber, Samuel-Concerto for Violin Op. 14(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)GSIBartok, B.-Sonatine (play any two mvts.)BUDBartok, B. /Szekely-Roumanian FolkDances (play any four mvts.)BHIBeethoven, L.-Concerto in D Major, Op. 61,(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Beethoven, L.-Romance No. 1 inG Major, Op. 40*Beethoven, L.-Romance No. 2 inF Major, Op. 50*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 1(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 2in A Major, Op. 12 No. 2(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 3in E-flat Major, Op. 12 No. 3(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 4in a minor, Op. 23(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 5 “Spring”in F Major, Op. 24(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 6in A Major, Op. 30 No. 1(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 7in c minor, Op. 32 No. 2(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 8in G Major, Op. 30. No. 3(mvt. 1 OR last 575Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 9 “Kreutzer”in A Major, Op. 47(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beethoven, L.-Sonata No. 10(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Beriot, C. de-Concerto No. 7 in G Major(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Beriot, C. de-Concerto No. 9 in a minor(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Beriot, C. de-Scene de Ballet, Op. 100*Bloch, E.-Baal Shem (Nigun OR Simchas Torah) CFMBloch, E.-MelodieCFMBohm-Introduction and Polonaise fromArabesken, No. 12 (play all)SBPBrahms, J.-Concerto in D Major (play any mvt.) INTBrahms, J.-Three Sonatas (play any one, any mvt.) INTBrahms, J./Ambrosio OR JoachimHungarian Dance No. 5CFM, SCH, SMEBrahms, J./Ambrosio OR JoachimHungarian Dance No. 6CFM, SCH, SMEBrahms, J./Joachim/Heifetz (ed.)-HungarianDance No. 7 (New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMBrahms, J./Joachim-Hungarian DancesVol. I (play any one complete)CFMBrahms, J./Kreisler-Hungarian Dancein the Style of BrahmsCFMBruch, M.-Concerto in g minor, Op. 26(play any mvt.)*Bruch, M.-Kol Nidrei, Op. 47(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)*Chaminade, C./Kreisler-Serenade EspagnoleCFMConus, J.-Concerto in e minor (play mvt. 1)*Corelli, A.-La Folia (Sonata, Op. 5, No. 12)(play all) (Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 6)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 1(play two contrasting mvts.)*(Chosen Music for Violin: Great Sonatas)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 2(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 3(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 4(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 5(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 6(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 7(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 8(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 9(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 10(play two contrasting mvts.)*Corelli, A.-Sonata, Op. 5, No. 11(play two contrasting mvts.)*Couperin, F./Kreisler, F.-Sarabande &Allegretto (play all)OOPDancla-Six Airs Varies Op. 89 andOp. 118 (Choose one and play with no repeats)*Dinicu, G./Heifetz, J.-Hora StaccatoCFM
VIOLIN SOLOS 7088089090091092093094Drdla-Souvenir (Thirty-Seven PiecesYou Like To Play)GSIDvorak, A.-Concerto in a minor (play any mvt.)*Dvorak, A.-Romance in f minor,Op. 11SMR, TPC, INTDvorak, A.-Sonatina in G Major(mvts. 1 and 2) OR (mvts. 3 and 4)*Dvorak, A./Kreisler-Slavonic Dance No. 1CFMDvorak, A./Kreisler-Slavonic Dance No. 2CFMDvorak, A./Kreisler-Slavonic Dance No. 3CFMDvorak, A./Kreisler-Slavonic Fantasie inb minorCFMEccles, H.-Sonata in g minor(mvts. 1 and 2) OR (mvts. 3 and 4)(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 8)INT, SBPFalla, M. de/Kreisler, F.-Danse Espagnolefrom La Vida BreveCFMFaurè, G.-Sonata in A Major, Op. 13(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)B&H, INT, KALFiocco, J.H.-Allegro (Suzuki Violin School,Vol. 6)INT, SBPFiocco, J.H. /Bent-O’Neill-AllegroEAM, SCHFiocco, J.H. /Perlman (ed.)-Allegro(Violinists Recital Album)CFMFranck-Sonata in A Major (play any mvt.)*Glazunov, A.-Concerto in a minor, Op. 82(play any mvt.)*Glazunov, A.-Meditation, Op. 32NSPGlazunov, A./Heifetz-Meditation, Op. 32(New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMGluck, C.W./Kreisler-MelodieCFM, FOLGranados, E./Kreisler-Spanish DanceCFM, FOLHandel, G.-Sonatas 1-6 (mvts. 1 and 2)(any sonata, not incl. sonatas originally for flute)*(Suzuki Violin School, Vols. 6 & 7)SBPHandel, G./Isaac (ed.)-Sonata No. 1(Play two contrasting mvts.) (Chosen Musicfor Violin: Great Sonatas)MBPHaydn F. J.-Concerto No. 1 in C major(mvt. 1)CFP, HUEHaydn-Concerto No. 2 in G Major(mvt. 1)CFP, DOB, HUEHubay, J.-Hejre Kati, Op. 32, No. 4*(All Time Favorite Violin Solos) orGSI(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSIKabalevsky-Concerto in C Major, Op. 48(play any mvt.)*Khachaturian, A.-Concerto (mvt. 1-omitcadenza, resume at m.221) OR (entire 3rd mvt.)*Kreisler, F.-Caprice ViennoisCFM, MMUKreisler, F.-La GitanaCFMKreisler, F.-LiebesfreudCFM, MMUKreisler, F.-LiebesliedCFM, MMUKreisler, F.-Praeludium and Allegro(play all)CFM, FOLKreisler, F.-Recitativo and Scherzo Caprice(play all)CFM, FOLKreisler, F.-Sicilienne and Rigaudon(play all)CFM, FOLLalo, E.-Symphonie Espagnole (play any mvt.) CFP, *Massenet, J.-Meditation from Thais*Mendelssohn, F.-Concerto in e minor (play any mvt.) 1281291301311321336Mlynarski-Mazurka(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSIMonti, V.-Czárdás*Monti, V./Perlman (ed.)-Czárdás(Violinists Recital Album)CFMMozart, W. A.-Adagio, K.261*Mozart, W. A.-Concerto in D “Adelaide”INT, SCHMozart, W. A.-Concerto No. 1 in B Flat,K.207 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Mozart, W. A.-Concerto No. 3 in G Major,K.216 (any mvt.-cadenzas not required)*Mozart, W. A.-Concerto No. 4 in D Major,K.218 (any mvt.-cadenzas not required)*(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 10)SBPMozart, W. A.-Concerto No. 5 in A Major,K.219 (any mvt.-cadenzas not required)*(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 9)SBPMozart, W. A.-Rondo in C, K.373*Mozart, W. A./Kreisler-Rondo in G MajorCFMMozart, W. A./Kreisler-Twelve SonatasK.55-60 and K.301-6 (any one) (play any mvt.)*Nachez, T.-Danse Tziganes, No. 14CFMNardini, P.-Concerto in e minor(mvts. 1 and 2)*Paganini, N.-Carnival of Venice, Op. 10*Paganini, N.-Concerto No. 1 in D Major(play any mvt.)*Paganini, N.-Perpetual Motion*Paganini, N.-24 Caprices (play any one)*Paganini, N./Sontag-Sonata in A Major,Op. post. (play all)OOPParadis, M. T. von/Dushkin-SicilienneEAM, SCHPotstock, Wm.-Souvenir de Sarasate, Op. 15CFMProkofiev-Concerto No. 1 in D Major,Op. 19 (play any mvt.)*Prokofiev-Concerto No. 2 in g minor,Op. 63 (play any mvt.)*Prokofiev-March and Promenade from“Music for Children”GPEProkofiev-Sonata No. 1 in f minor, Op. 80(play any mvt.)*Prokofiev-Sonata No. 2 in D Major, Op. 94a(play any mvt.)*Rachmaninoff-Vocalise Op. 34, No. 14INTRavel-Piece en forme de HabaneraLED, TPCRavel-Sonata (play any mvt.)DUR, TPCRavel-TziganeDUR, TPCRieding, O.-Concertino in G Major,Op. 24 (mvt. 1)SBPRieding, O.-Concertino in D Major, Op. 5CFMRieding, O.-Concertino in a minor (HungarianStyle), Op. 21 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)OOPRode, P.-Concerto No. 7 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Saenger/Heifetz-Intermezzo Scherzoso(New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMSaint-Saens, C.-Concerto No. 3 in b minor,Op. 61 (play any mvt.)*Saint-Saens, C.-Introduction and RondoCapriccioso, Op. 28 (play all)*Sarasate, P. de-Caprice Basque, Op. 24*Sarasate, P.-Habanera, Op. 21, No. 2*
VIOLIN SOLOS 3164165166167168169Sarasate, P.-Introduction and Tarentelle,Op. 43 (play all)*Sarasate, P.-Jota Navarra Op. 22, No. 4*Sarasate, P.-Romanza Andaluza, Op. 22, No. 3*Sarasate, P.-Spanish Dance, No. 8, Op. 26*Sarasate, P.-Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20*Sarasate, P./Heifetz (ed.)-Malaguena(New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMSarasate, P./Heifetz (ed.)-ZapateadoCFMSchubert, Franz-Fantasia in C Major,Op. 159 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Schubert, Franz-Rondo Brilliante inb minor, Op. 70INTSchubert, Franz-Rondo in b minor,Op. 70 (play all)HUESchubert, Franz-Sonata in A Major, Op. post.(play any one mvt.)HUESchubert, Franz-Three Sonatinas, Op. 137,No. 1 (mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Schubert, F./Isaac (ed.)-Sonatina No. 1(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)(Chosen Music for Violin: Great Sonatas)MBPSchubert, Franz-Three Sonatinas, Op. 137,No. 2 (mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Schubert, F./Isaac, (ed.)-Sonatina No. 2(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)(Chosen Music for Violin: Great Sonatas)MBPSchubert, Franz-Three Sonatinas, Op. 137,No. 3 (mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Schubert, F./Isaac, (ed.)-Sonatina No. 3(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)(Chosen Music for Violin: Great Sonatas)MBPSchubert, F./Forbes-Reverie, Op. 120OUPSchubert, F./Heifetz-Impromptu, Op. 90, No. 3 CFMSchubert, F./Wilhelm-Ave Maria(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSISchubert, F./Wilhelm/Heifetz, ed.Ave Maria (New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMSchumann, R.-Fantasy Pieces, Op. 73(play any one mvt.)GSI, HUE, HLNSchumann, R.-Romances, Op. 94(orig. for oboe and piano) (play any one)*Schumann, R.-Sonata No. 1 in a minor,Op. 105 (mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Schumann, R.-Sonata No. 2 in d minor,Op. 121 (mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Schumann, R./Heifetz (ed.)-Prophetic Bird,Op. 82, No. 7 (New Favorite Encore Folio)CFMSeitz, F.-Student Concerto No. 1 in D,Op. 7 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Seitz, F.-Student Concerto No. 3 ing minor, Op. 12 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Seitz, F.-Student Concerto No. 4 in D,Op. 15 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Shostakovich, D./Tsiganov/RosenthalAndantinoOOPSibelius, J.-Concerto in d minor, Op. 47(play any mvt.)*Sibelius, J.-Danse Champetre, Op. 106, No. 3OOPSibelius, J.-Humoresque, Op. 87, No. 2B&HSibelius, J.-Religioso, Op. 78, No. 3OOPSibelius, J.-Rigaudon, Op. 78, No. 4OOPSinding, C.-Suite in a minor (any one Sinding, C./Gingold-Suite in a minor (play anyone mvt.) (Solos for the Violin Player)GSISmetana-Aus der Heimat, No. 2*Smetana/Perlman (ed.)-Aus der Heimat,No. 2 (Violinists Recital Album)CFMSpohr, L.-Concerto No. 2 in d minor, Op. 2(mvt. 1)CFP, *Spohr, L.-Concerto No. 7 in e minor, Op. 38(mvt. 1)CFP, *Spohr, L.-Concerto No. 8 in a minor, Op. 47(play mvt. 1) OR (mvts. 3 and 4)CFP, *Stamitz, C./Hellman, D.-Concerto inB Flat Major (play mvt. 1 WITH cadenza)BHIStravinsky, I./Dushkin)-Danse Russe(from “Petrouchka”)BHIStravinsky, I./Dushkin-Gigue from DuoConcertanteBHIStravinsky/Dushkin-Suite Italienne (play IntroduzioneOR Serenata OR Gavotte with two variations, ORTarantelle OR Scherzino OR Minuetto e Finale) BHISvendsen, J.S.-Romance, Op. 26*(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSITartini, G.-Sonata in g minor, (Didone Abandonata)(mvt. 1 and 2) OR (mvt. 3 and 4)*Tartini, G.-Sonata in g minor, (Devil’s Trill)(mvts. 1 and 2) OR (mvt. 4)CFMTartini, G./Isaac (ed.)-Sonata No. 1 (playtwo contrasting mvts.) (Chosen Music for Violin:Great Sonatas)MBPTartini, G./Isaac (ed.)-Sonata No. 2 (playtwo contrasting mvts.) (Chosen Music for Violin:Great Sonatas)MBPTartini, G./Kreisler-Variations on aTheme of Corelli (play all)CFM, FOLTartini, G./Pente/Gingold-Concerto ind minor (mvt. 1)INTTartini, G./Schroeder/Kuebert-Concerto inA Major (mvt. 1)HRSTchaikowsky, P.-Canzonetta from ViolinConcerto in D Major (Thirty-SevenPieces You Like To Play)GSITchaikowsky, P.-Concerto in D Major,Op. 35 (play any mvt.)*Tchaikowsky, P.-Melodie, Op. 42, No. 3CFMTchaikowsky, P./Galamian-Three Pieces,Op. 42 (play Meditation OR ScherzoOR Melody)INTTchaikowsky, P./Gingold (ed.)-Waltz-Scherzo,Op. 34, No. 2 (Solos for the Violin Player)GSITelemann, G. P.-Twelve Fantasies (play twosuccessive contrasting mvts.)*Ten Have, W.-Allegro Brilliante, Op. 19*Vaughn-Williams-Lark AscendingOUPVeracini, F.M.-Concert Sonata in e minor(mvt. 1 and 2) OR (mvt. 1 and last mvt.)(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 8)SBP, *Veracini, F.M.-Gigue from Sonata in d minor(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 5)SBP, *Veracini, F.M./Corti-LargoINTVieuxtemps, H.-Concerto No. 4 in d minor,Op. 31 (mvt. 1)*Vieuxtemps, H.-Concerto No. 5 in a minor,Op. 37 (mvt. 1)*
VIOLIN SOLOS 214215216217218219220221222223224225226VIOLA SOLOS -- EVENT NO. 121Vieuxtemps, H.-Fantasie Appassionata*Vieuxtemps, H-Reverie, Op. 22, No. 3(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSIViotti, G.B.-Concerto No. 22 in a minor(mvt. 1 - no cadenza)*Viotti, G.B.-Concerto No. 23 in G Major(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3 - no cadenza)*Vitali, T.-Ciaccona in g minor*Vivaldi, A.-12 Sonatas(play any 3 mvts. of any one)BUDVivaldi, A.-Concerto, Op. 8, No. 1 “Spring”,RV 269 (The Four Seasons)(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Vivaldi, A.-Concerto, Op. 8, No. 2 “Summer”,RV 315 (The Four Seasons)(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Vivaldi, A.-Concerto, Op. 8, No. 3 “Autumn”,RV 293 (The Four Seasons)(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Vivaldi, A.-Concerto, Op. 8, No. 4 ”Winter”,RV 297 (The Four Seasons)(mvt. 1 OR last mvt.)*Vivaldi, A.-Concerto in A Major,(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)BHI, CFPVivaldi, A.-Concerto in g minor, Op. 12, No. 1(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3) (Suzuki Violin School,Vol. 5)SBP, *Vivaldi, A./Kuchler-Concerto in E Major,Op. 3, No. 12CFPVivaldi, A./Respighi-Sonata in D Major,F.XIII, No. 6 (mvts. 1 and 2)OR (mvts. 2 and 3)OR (mvts. 3 and 4)RICWagner-RomanzeSCHWagner/Wilhelmj-Walther’s Prize Song(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSIWeber, C. M. von-Country Dance(Suzuki Violin School, Vol. 5)SBPWieniawski, H.-Concerto No. 2 ind minor, Op. 22 (play any mvt.)*Wieniawski, H.-Legende, Op. 17*Wieniawski, H.-Mazurka, Op. 19, No. 1, “Obertass”(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSI, *Wieniawski, H.-Polonaise Brilliante inA, Op. 21*Wieniawski, H.-Polonaise de Concert inD, Op. 4*Wieniawski, H.-Romance from Concerto in d minor(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSI, *Wieniawski, H.-Scherzo-Tarantelle, Op. 16*Wieniawski, H.-Romance from Second Concerto(Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play)GSIYsaye, E.-Sonata Op. 27, No. 3 (Ballade)*Refer to page 30348Accolay, J.-Concerto No. 1 (mvt. 1)SCHAdler, S.-Song and Dance (play all)OUPArnold, Malcolm-Concerto for Viola &Chamber Orchestra, Op. 108FABBach, C.P.E./Primrose-SolfegiettoCFMBach, C.P.E./Primrose-Sonata in g minor(any mvt.)INT, SCHBach, J. C./Casadesus-Concerto in c minor(any mvt.)HLN, INTBach, J.S./Merle Isaac-AriosoCFMBach, J.S.-Six Sonatas and Partitas forViolin (any mvt.)INT, KALBach, J.S.-Suite No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007(play Gigue AND ONE other mvt.)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 2 in d minor, BWV 1008(play Prelude OR Sarabande OR anyTWO of the following: Allemande, Courante,Menuett, Gigue)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009(Courante AND Gigue) OR (any ONE ofthe following: Prelude, Allemande, Sarabande,Bourree)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 4 in Eb Major, BWV 1010(any ONE mvt.)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 5 in c minor, BWV 1011(Courante AND Gigue) OR (any ONE ofthe following: Prelude, Allemande, Sarabande,Gavotte)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 6 in D Major, BWV 1012(play any ONE of the following: Prelude,Courante, Sarabande, Gavotte OR Gigue)*Bach, J.S.-Viola Da Gamba Sonatas (3)(play any TWO contrasting mvts.)INTBach, J. S. /Cazden-SicillianoPLYBartok, B.-An Evening in the Village andSlovak Peasants Dance (play all)BHIBartok, B.-Concerto (Serly) (any mvt.)B&HBeethoven, L.-Notturno in D Major,Op. 42 (two contrasting mvts.)CFP, SCHBeethoven, L.-2 Romances, Op. 40 & 50(either)INT, KALBerlioz, Hector-Harold in ItalyLKSBloch, E.-Suite Hebraique (any mvt.)GSIBloch, E.-Meditation and Procession (any mvt.) GSIBoccherini, L.-Sonata in c minor(mvts. 1 and 2)BMP, SCHBoccherini, L.-Sonata No. 3 in G Major (any mvt.) *Boccherini, L./Katims, M.-Sonata No. 6 inA Major (any mvt.)INTBrahms, J.-Sonata in f minor, Op. 120,No. 1 (any mvt.)*Brahms, J.-Sonata in E Flat Major, Op. 120,No. 2 (any mvt.)*Brahms, J.-Sonatenasatz (Scherzo)VWP, INTBritten, B.-Lachrymae (all)B&HBruch, M.-Kol Nidre*Bruch, M.-Romanze*Carter, E.-Elegy (1943)PICClark, Rebecca-Sonata for Viola and PianoCHL
VIOLA SOLOS 81082Corelli, A./Boetje, J.-Giga, Sarabandaand Gavotta (two contrasting mvts.)BMCCorelli, A./Forbes, W.-Sonata Da Camera(two contrasting mvts.)OUPCorelli, A./Katims, M.-Sonata in d minor,Op. 5, No. 8 (two contrasting mvts.)INTCorelli/Alan Arnold-Viola Sonata in d minor,Op. 5, No. 12 (La Folia)VWPCowell-Hymn and Fuguing Tune No. 7 (play all) PICDello Joio, N.-Lyric FantasiesAMPDvorak, A.-Bagatelle, Op. 47CFPDvorak, A.-Concerto in b minor, Op. 104(any mvt.)INTDvorak, A.-Romance, Op. 11VWPDvorak, A.-Sonatina, Op. 100VWPEccles, H./Katims-Sonata in g minor(two contrasting mvts.)INT, CFPEnesco, G.-ConcertpieceLKSFaure, G.-Apres Un Reve (Lucks 211-5553)LKSFaure, G.-Elegy, Op. 24INTFaure, G.-FantasyVWPFaure, G.-LamentoINTFaure, G.-Sicilienne, Op. 78INTFiocco-Allegro (Suzuki Book 6)VWPFranck-Sonata in A Major (any mvt.)*Franck-Sonata in DVWPGlazunov, A.-ElegyINTGlinka, M.-Sonata in d minor (mvt. 1)MUSGranados, E.-Spanish Dance #5UMEGranados, E.-Spanish Dance #6UMEGranados, E.-Orientale (Spanish Dance #2)INTGrieg-Sonata in a minor, Op. 36 (any mvt.)PETHandel, G. F.-Sonata in C Major(two contrasting mvts.)INTHandel, G. F./Casadesus-Concertoin b minor (mvt.1 OR mvt. 3)OOPHandel, G. F./Courte-Sonata in e minor(two contrasting mvts.)HEMHandel, G. F./Katims-Sonata in g minor(two contrasting mvts.)INTHandoshkin/Vieland-Concerto (mvt. 1 ORmvt. 3 - may leave out cadenza in 1st mvt.)INTHandoshkin, I.-Variations on a RussianLove Song (play all)LKSHaydn, J.-Concerto in D Major (any mvt.)INTHindemith, P.-MeditationSCHHindemith, P.-Der Schwanendreher (any mvt.) SCHHindemith, P.-Sonata (1939) (any mvt.)SCHHindemith, P.-Sonata Op. 11, No. 4 (any mvt.) SCHHindemith, P.-Sonata, Op. 11, No. 5 (any mvt.) SCHHindemith, P.-Sonata, Op. 25, No. 1 (play all)SCHHindemith, P.-Sonata, Op. 25, No. 4 (any mvt.) SCHHindemith, P.-Trauermusik (all)SCHHoesl, A.-Suite No. 1 for Solo Viola(two contrasting mvts.)CORHoffmeister-Concerto in D Major (any mvt.) CFP, INTHolst, G.-Lyric MovementOUPHovhaness, A.-ChahagirRONHovhaness, A.-Talin Concerto (any mvt.)AMPHummel, J.-FantasieEMT, KNZHummel, J.-Sonata Op. 5, No. 3(two contrasting 131141151161171181191201211221231249Joachim, J.-Hebrew Melodies, Op. 9(any mvt.)KAL, MMUKodaly, Z.-AdagioMMU, BUDKreisler, F.-Praeludium and Allegro (play all)VWPMarais, M.-5 Old French Dances(two contrasting mvts.)JWCMarais, M.-Suite in DMMUMarcello, B.-Sonata in C Major(two contrasting mvts.)INTMarcello, B.-Sonata in e minor(two contrasting mvts.)INTMarcello, B.-Sonata in F Major(two contrasting mvts.)INTMarcello, B.-Sonata in G Major(two contrasting mvts.)INT, SPBMarcello, B.-Sonata in g minor(two contrasting mvts.)INTMassenet, J.-Meditation from ThaisVWPMendelssohn, F.-Sonata in E Flat Major(any mvt.)KAL, VWPMilhaud, D.-4 Visages (any mvt.)HEUMilhaud, D.-Sonata No. 1(two contrasting mvts.)HEU, TPCMilhaud, D.-Sonata No. 2(two contrasting mvts.)HEU, TPCNardini, P./Katims, M.-Sonata in D Major(mvt. 2 OR mvt. 4)*Paganini, N.-Caprices for Viola (any mvt.)CFPPaganini, N.-Moto Perpetuo, Op. 11INTPersichetti, V.-Infanta MarinaELVPleyel-Concerto in D Major, Op. 31 (any mvt.) CFPRavel, M.-Piece en forme de HabaneraTPC, *Reger, M.-Suite No. 1 in g minor (any mvt.) CFP, INTReger, M.-Suite No. 2 in D Major (any mvt.) CFP, INTReger, M.-Suite No. 3 in e minor (any mvt.) CFP, INTSchubert, F.-Sonata in a minor(Arpeggione) (mvt. 1 OR 3)*Schubert, F.-Sonatina in D Major, Op. 137(two contrasting mvts.)INTSchulman-Theme and Variations (play all)CHPSchumann, R.-Adagio & Allegro, Op. 70 (play all) INTSchumann, R.-Fairy Tales, Op. 113 (any mvt.)*Seitz, Frederick-Concerto #3 (mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)(Suzuki Book 5)AMPSevern, E/Przygocki, ed.-Polish DanceCFMStamitz-Concerto in D Major, Op. 1 (any mvt.)*Stamitz, C.-Sonata in B Flat Major(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)*Tchaikowsky-Nocturne in d minor, Op. 19, No. 4 INTTchaikowsky, P. I./Davis-Nocturne ind minor, Op. 19, No. 4INTTelemann, G. P.-Concerto in G Major(any one mvt.)*Telemann, G. P.-Sonata in D Major(two contrasting mvts.)CFP, INTTelemann, G. P./Rood-Fantasias forViolin Unaccompanied Book 1 andBook 2 (two contrasting mvts.)MGMThomas, Augusta Read-Incantation for Solo Viola GSITuthill, B.-Sonata (two contrasting mvts.)SMCVaughan-Williams, R.-RomanceOUPVaughan-Williams, R.-Suite for Viola,Group 1, 2, OR 3 (two contrasting mvts.)OUP
VIOLA SOLOS 138Veracini, F.M.-Gigue from Sonata in d minor(Suzuki Book 5)*Veracini, F. M.-Sonata in e minor(two contrasting mvts.)INTVieuxtemps, H.-Elegie, Op. 30AMAVieuxtemps, H.-Sonata in B Flat Major,Op. 36 (any mvt.)KNZVilla Lobos, H./Primrose-Aria from“Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5” for viola orcello & pianoHLN, AMPVitali, T.-Ciaccona in g minorBEL, KALVivaldi, A.-Concerto for Viola d’Amore(any mvt.)BELVivaldi, A.-Sonata in g minor (all)INTVivaldi, A./Primrose-Six Sonatas (any 3 mvts.of any sonata)INTVivaldi, A./Simon, G. S.-Praeludium(Compositions for Viola and Piano)EMUWalton, W.-Concerto (any mvt.)OUPWard, R.-TarantelleGMCWeber, C.-Andante and Rondo Ongarese(either mvt.)*Zelter, K.-Concerto in E Flat Major(any mvt.)CFP, 7028029001002003004005006007008009010011CELLO SOLOS -- EVENT NO. 122030031032033Refer to page 4.034035Bach, J.C./Casadesus-Concerto in c minor(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)ESABach, J.S.-Arioso, Cantata 156CFM, GSI(Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 5)BTGBach, J.S.-Concerto No. 1 in G MajorINTBach, J.S.-Suite No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007(play Gigue AND ONE other mvt.)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 2 in d minor, BWV 1008(play Prelude OR Sarabande OR anyTWO of the following: Allemande, Courante,Menuett, Gigue)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009(Courante and Gigue) OR (any ONE ofthe following: Prelude, Allemande, Sarabande,Bourree)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 4 in Eb Major, BWV 1010(play any ONE mvt.)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 5 in c minor, BWV 1011(Courante and Gigue) OR (any ONE ofthe following: Prelude, Allemande, Sarabande,Gavotte)*Bach, J.S.-Suite No. 6 in D Major, BWV 1012(play any ONE of the following: Prelude,Courante, Sarabande, Gavotte, Gigue)*Bach, J.S /Kodaly-Prelude and Fugue(play all)OOPBach, J.S./Krane-Siciliano and Forlane(Intermediate Bach for the Cello) (play 5005105205305405510Bach, J.S.-Viola Da Gamba Sonatas (3)(play any TWO contrasting mvts.)INTBeethoven, L.-SonatasCFM, CFP, GSIBeethoven, L.-Sonatina in d minorCFPBeethoven, L.-Variations (play theme ANDTWO variations)CFPBloch-3 Sketches from Jewish Life(play any one)CFMBloch/Kindler-Meditation HebraiqueCFMBoccherini, L.-Concerto in B Flat MajorCFPBoccherini, L.-Concerto No. 3 in G MajorSCHBoccherini, L.-Six SonatasGSI, RIC, SCHBoccherini, L./Stutch OR SchroederRondo in C MajorINT, SCHBoellman, L.-Symphonic Variations, Op. 23 INT, DURBrahms, J.-Sonata in e minor, Op. 38 GSI, INT, CFPBrahms, J./K. Kennan, arr.-Intermezzo,Op. 118, No. 2SMCBrahms-Sonata in F Major, Op. 99HUE, CFPBreval, J.B.-Concertino III in A Major (Rondo) GMC(Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 6)BTGBreval, J.B.-Concerto No. 1 in G Major(play any one mvt.)ECSBreval, J.B.-Concerto No. 2 in D Major(play any one mvt.)GMCBreval, J.B./Feuillard-Concertino No. 1in F MajorGOL, SCHBruch, M.-Kol NidreiCFM, INTBunting, C.-Danse CapriceOUPCasella, A./Silva, L.-TarantellaOOPCervetto/Salmon-Sonata in C Major(play two contrasting mvts.)RICCervetto/Salmon-Sonata in G Major(play two contrasting mvts.)RICCorelli, A.-Grave(Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 7)BTGCorelli, A.-Sonata in d minor(play any TWO mvts.)INT, JSMCorelli, A./Schuster, J.-AdagioBHICorrette, M.-Sonata II, (from Op. 20 Sonatas)(play any mvt.)SCHCouperin-La BandolineECSDavidov/Rose-At the Fountain, Op. 20, No. 2INTDebussy, C.-RomanceINTDeLamarter, E.-Serenade and Jest(Three Pieces) (play both)MPHDohnanyi-Concertpiece in D, Op. 12INTDvorak, A.-Concerto in b minor, Op. 104INT, GSIDvorak, A./Stutch-Silent Woods, Op. 68, No. 5INTEccles, H.-Sonata in g minor(play any TWO mvts.)INT, JSM, SCH(Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 7)BTGElgar-Cello Concerto (any mvt.)NOVFaure, G.-Apres un ReveINTFaure, G.-ElegieBMC, INT(Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 8)BTGFaure, G.-Papillon, Op. 77INTFaure, G.-SicilienneINTFilippi, A. de-Adagio and Scherzo (play all)FMCFrancoeur-Sonata in E (play one slowand one fast mvt.)SCHFrescobaldi, G./Cassado, G.-ToccataOOPGiovannini, C.-RomanceSMC
CELLO SOLOS 5086087088089090091092093094Glazounow, A.-Serenade EspagnoleCFP, INTGoltermann, G.-Concerto in b minorCFM, INTGoltermann/Rose-Concerto No. 1 in a minor,Op. 14 (mvt. 1) OR (mvts. 2 and 3)INTGoltermann/Klengel-Concerto No. 2 in d minor,Op. 30 (mvt. 1) OR (mvts. 2 and 3)INTGoltermann, G.-Concerto No. 4 inG Major (Suzuki Cello Book, Vol. 5)(mvt. 1 OR mvt. 3)GSI, INT, SCH, BTGGoltermann, G./Schulz-Concerto No. 5in d minor, Op. 76CFMGranados/Cassado-Intermezzo fromGoyescasGSIGranados/Munzer-Playera (SpanishDance), Op. 5, No. 5CFMGrieg, E.-Sonata in a minorCFP, INTHandel, G. F.-BourreeOOPHandel, G. F.-Sonata in g minor (play 2 mvts.)INTHandel, G. F./Deri-Allegro from Violin SonataOp. 1, No. 15GSIHandel, G. F./Jensen-Sonata in C Major(play any 2 mvts.)INTHaydn, J.-Concerto in C MajorCFP, HUE, INTHaydn, J.-Concerto in D Major HUE, INT, CFP, SCHHaydn/Piatigorsky-Divertimento (mvts. 1 and 2)OR (mvts. 1 and 3) OR (mvt. 3)ELVHerbert/Rose-Concerto No. 2, Op.30(play any ONE mvt.)INTHindemith-Three Easy Pieces(mvts. 1 and 2) OR (mvt. 3)SCHHorvit, M.-Duo Fantasy (for cello and piano)SMCHorvit, M.-Lydian Suite (for cello and piano)(play part 1) OR (part 2)SMCKabalevsky-Concerto, Op. 49INT, KAL, MMUKlengel-Concertino in C Major, Op. 7LKSKlengel/Rose-Concertpiece, Op. 10INTKodaly, Z.-AdagioBHIKodaly, Z.-SonatinaBHIKouguell, A.-Student Concertino in G MajorMERLalo-Concerto in d minorCFM, CFP, INTLecuona, Ernesto/Colon-Danzas Afro-Cubanas(play any 2 mvts.)LUDMarcello, B.-Sonata in C Major(play any 2 mvts.)MMUMarcello, B.-Sonata in G Major(play any 2 mvts.)MMUMarcello, B.-Sonata in e minor(play any 2 mvts.)MMUMarcello, B.-Sonata No. 4 in g minor(play any 2 mvts.)MMUMarcello, B.-Sonata No. 1 in F Major(play any 2 mvts.)MMUMartini, B.-Concerto for Violoncello inD MajorSCHMendelssohn, F.-SonatasMMUMendelssohn, F./Kurtz-Song Without Wordsin D Major, Op. 109INTMendelssohn, F.-Student’s Concerto inD Major, Op. 213CFMMilhaud, D.-Concerto for CelloSALMonn, Georg Matthias-Concerto in g minor(play any one mvt.)CFP095M
for Violin: Great Sonatas) MBP 080 Haydn F. J.-Concerto No. 1 in C major (mvt. 1) CFP, HUE 081 Haydn-Concerto No. 2 in G Major (mvt. 1) CFP, DOB, HUE 082 Hubay, J.-Hejre Kati, Op. 32, No. 4 * (All Time Favorite Violin Solos) or GSI (Thirty-Seven Pieces You Like To Play) GSI 083 Kabalevsky-
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String Quartet n. 15 op. 144 Anton Webern String Quartet op. 28 Five Movements for String Quartet Six Bagatelles for String Quartet Alexander Von Zemlinsky String Quartet n. 2 op. 15 2) Toshio Hosokawa UTA-ORI. Weaving Song for string quartet (2020) New composition for String Quartet
query string. Given a query string and a string tuple , the similarity score of and in this class of predicates is of the form weight of the token,where is the query-based in string and weight of the token is the tuple-based in string . 3.2.1 Tf-idf Cosine Similarity The tf-idf cosine similarity [24] between a query string and a string tuple
Alternatively, you can use the operator as follows: a a b; which is equivalent to: a "string A" " and string B"; and equivalent to: a "string A" " " "and string B"; where the middle string is a string with a single whitespace character. Comparing Strings Comparing string values in
3 string 4 string (double melody) 5 string (double melody and bass usually) 6 string (every course doubled). Doubling a string provides more volume for the notes sounded on that string compared to the notes on the other courses. Another string arrangement seen among more advanced players
Welcome to the 2016 ISSMA High School Organization Festival held at Decatur Central High School! On behalf of our staff, students, and administration, we wish you a most educational and . Both venues are directly accessible from the Fine Arts Lobby at Door #12 South. . 2015-16 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE/DIRECTORS President: Tom Dean, Castle High .
