FLUTE
FLUTE
Kathleen Reynolds, instructor
Freshman Year (Semester 1)
Etudes/Technique Developing Methods:
Rubank Advanced Method Vol. 1 or
Cavally Melodious and Progressive Studies, Book 1
Marcel Moyse Tone Studies
Solos: To include works from the following:
Cavally 24 Short Concert Pieces
G. F. Handel Seven Sonatas
G.P. Telemann Four Sonatas
Donald Peck Solos for Flute
Freshman Year (Semester II)
Etudes/Technique Developing Methods:
Rubank Advanced Flute Method Vol. 2 or
Cavally Melodious and Progressive Studies, Book 1 or 2
Marcel Moyse Tone Studies
Solos: To include works from the following:
J.B. Loeillet Sonatas
Mozart Six Sonatas
Vivaldi Six Sonatas
J.S. Bach Suite in b minor
Faure Morceau de Concours Continue from
Sophomore Year (Semester Ill)
Etudes and Daily Studies:
Taffanel et Gaubert Daily Exercises and/or
Maquerre Daily Exercises
Cavally Melodious and Progressive Studies, Book 1 or 2
Platanov 30 Studies, or
Berbiguer 18 Etudes, or
J . Anderson op. 37 or op. 41, or
E.Kohler 15 Easy Melodic Exerices
Solos: To include works from the following:
Telemann Suite in a minor
Various Selected Flute Studies No. 101
Gretry Flute Concerto
Hayden Flute Concerto in D Major
Gaubert Madrigal
Donizetti Sonata
Other selected solos
(Semester IV)
Etudes and Daily Studies:
Continue Taffanel & Gaubert and/or
Maquerre Daily Exercises
J . Anderson op. 33
G. Kummer 24 Etudes Melodiques op. 110
E. Kohler Book 2 Twelve Medium Difficult Exercises
Solos: To include works from the following:
J. Quantz Concerto in G Major
Telemann Fantasies for Solo flute
Mozart Andante
Devienne Sonatas
Louis Moyse, ed. Flute Music by French Composers
Various Continue Selected Flute Studies No. 101
C.P.E. Bach Hamburger Sonata
Junior Year (Semester V)
Etudes and Daily Studies:
Continue Taffanel & Gaubert and/or
Maquerre Daily Exercises Continue from Semester IV
Karg Elert 30 Caprices
J. Anderson op. 21 and/or 31 or
Furstenau op. 107 or
Th. Boehm op. 37
Solos: To include works from the following:
Chaminade Concertina
Stamitz Concerto in D Major
Stamitz Concerto in G Major
J.S. Bach Sonata in Eb and g minor
C.P.E. Bach Sonata in a minor (solo flute)
Kuhlau 6 Divertissements
Hindemith Sonata
Mozart Concerto in G Major
Various Flute Music by French Composers
Excerpts from the orchestral literature
(Semester VI)
Etudes: Continue from Semester V
J. Anderson op. 63
Thomas J. Filas Top Register Studies for Flute
E.·Koehler op. 33 Eight Difficult Exercises
Solos: To include works from the following:
Mozart Concerto in D Major
J.S. Bach Sonata in a minor (flute solo)
Debussy Syrinx
Honegger Danse de la Chevre
Griffes Poem
Doppler Fantasie Pastorale Hongroise op. 26
Devienne Concertos
J. S. Bach Sonata in E Major and C Major
Poulenc Sonata
Telemann Fantasies for solo flute
Excerpts from the orchestral literature
Senior Year (Semester VII)
Etudes and Daily Exercises:
Continue from previous semesters
G. Barrere Flutists Formula
Marcel Moyse Mechanisme et Chromatisme
J. Anderson op. 15
Casterede 12 Etudes
Solos: To include works from the following:
J. S. Bach Sonatas - continue
B. Heiden - Sonatina
Hindemith Eight Pieces (solo flute)
Kennan Night Soliloquy
Varese Density 21.5
Martinu Sonata
J. Rutter - Suite Antique
Reinecke Undine Sonata
lbert Piece (solo flute)
G. Hue Fantasie
Copland Duo
F. Martin Ballade
Franck Sonata
Excerpts from the orchestral literature
(Semester VIII)
Etudes and Daily Exercises:
Continue from previous semesters
Jean Jean Etudes
Andersen op. 60
Paganini Caprices
Schade 24 Studies
H. Genzmer Neuzeitliche Etuden, Books 1 & 2
Solos: To include works from the following:
J. S. Bach Sonatas - finish
Prokofiev Sonata
Muczynski Sonata
Rivier Concerto
Nielsen Concerto
Ibert Concerto
Sancan Sonatine
Deutilleux Sonatine
Piston Sonata
Borne Carmen Fantasy
Schubert Introduction and Variations op.160
Fukishima Mei (solo flute)
Messiaen Le Merle Noir
Berio Sequenza
Casella Sicilienne et Burlesque
Excerpts from the orchestral literature
OBOE
Laura Reynolds, Instructor
Freshman Year
Etudes/Studies (assigned according to incoming level)
Barret Articulation Studies, 40 Progressive Melodies
Brod 20 Studies
Ferling 48 Etudes (1-12)
Hite Melodius and Progressive Studies
Pares Scales for the oboe
Salviani Scale studies and other etudes
Sellner Elementary Etudes
Sonatas and other oboe and piano pieces (2-4 of the following)
Colin 3rd Solo de Concert op. 40
Dallier Fantasie Caprice
Dring Italian Dance
Handel 3 sonatas
Head, Michael Three Pieces
Hindemith Sonata
Lefebvre Andante & Allegro, Op. 102
Nielson Romance and Humoresque, Op. 2
Paladilhe Solo for oboe
Sammartini Sonata in g minor
Telemann a minor,g minor, f minor
Vivaldi c minor
Concerti (1-2 from the following)
Cimarosa Concerto in c minor
Handel Concerto in g minor
Haydn Concerto in C
Marcello Concerto in d minor (or c minor version)
Telemann f minor, or e minor
Vivaldi a minor or d minor
Oboe Alone (as time allows)
Britten Six Metamorphoses (selected mvts)
Telemann Partitas (originally for solo flute)
Chamber Music For 2 to 4 players
Beethoven Trios ( 2oboes and EH)
Bozza Shepherds of Provence for Oboe and English Horn
Ferling, Sellner,Telemann Oboe duets, Canonic Sonatas
Sophomore Year
Etudes/Studies
Barret 40 Progressive Melodies
Brod 20 Studies
Ferling 48 Etudes
Prestini Selections of Studies for oboe
(Ricardi)Salviani Scale studies and other etudes
Sonatas and other oboe and piano pieces {2-4 of the following)
See list for Freshman year for choices, plus the following
Bach, CPE Sonata in g minor
Barlow Winter's Passed
Bartok Three folk songs
Saint-Saens Sonata
Jacob Sonatina
Krenek Sonatina
Piston Suite
Poulenc Sonata
Concerti {1-2)
See Freshman year for choices, plus the following
Guilhaud Concertino
Kalliwoda Concertino
Mozart Concerto in C
Vaughn Williams Concerto
Oboe Alone {as time allows)
See Freshman year suggestions, plus the following
Persichetti Parable
Marais Les Folies d'Espagne (originally for solo flute)
Chamber Music For 2 to 4 players
Freshman year list still applies, plus the following
Dring Trio for flute, oboe and piano
Reinke Trio for oboe horn and piano
Herzogenberg Trio for oboe, horn and piano
Junior Year
Etudes/Studies
(assigned according to what was completed in earlier years)
Barret 40 Progressive Melodies
Brod 20 Studies
Caillieret Quinze Etudes
Ferling 48 Etudes
Prestini Selections of Studies for oboe {Ricardi)
Sonatas and other oboe and piano pieces (2-4 of the following)
See list for earlier years for choices, plus the following
Lutaslowski Epitaph
Ravel Piece en forme de Habanera
Schumann Three Romances
Concerti (1-2)
See earlier years for choices, plus the following
Francaix Flower Clock
Ewazen Concerto: Down the River of Time
Oboe Alone (as time allows)
See earlier years for choices, plus the following
Roseman Partita for solo oboe
Chamber Music For 2 to 4 players
Earlier year lists still applies, plus the following
Ginastera Duo for flute and oboe, Op. 13
Loeffler Two Rhapsodies for oboe, viola, and piano
Senior Year
Etudes/Studies(assigned according to what was completed in earlier years)Barret 15 Grand StudiesCaillieret Quinze EtudesGillet Etudes pour l'enseignement superieur du hautboisPasculli 15 Capricci
Bach, J.S. Sonata in g minor BWV 1020
Chamber Music For 2 to 4 players
Recommended Orchestral Excerpts
CLARINET
Roy Zajac, Instructor
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
BASSOON
Jeffery Robinson, instructor
SAXOPHONE
Dr. Andrew Harrison, Instructor
Freshman: Level 1-3
Sophomore: Level 2-4
Junior: Level 3-5
Senior: Level 4-5
Level 1
Benson, Warren Cantilena
Bozza, Eugene Aria
Clerisse, Robert Prelude and Entertainment (Tenor)
Dubois, Pierre Ten Figures a Danser
Eccles/Rascher Sonata
Gates, Everett Incantation & Ritual
Handel/Londeix Sonata No. 1 (Tenor)
Hartley, Walter Poem (Tenor)
Lantier, Pierre Sicilliane
Milhaud, Darius Dance
Quate, Amy Light of Sothis
Reed, Alfred Ballade
Ruff, Jeanine Song and Passepied
Still, William Grant Romance
Telemann/Voxman Sonata in C Minor (Tenor)
Vivaldi/Rascher Sonata in G Minor (Tenor)
Level 2
Bonneau, Paul Suite
Bozza, Eugene Impromptu and Dance
Couf, Herbert Introduction, Dance, and Furioso
Demersseman, Jules Fantasize sir un theme original
Dubois, Pierre Max Characteristic Pieces
Heiden, Bernard Solo
Hindemith, Paul Sonata
Marcelo, Benedetto Concerto in C Minor (Tenor)
Ravel/Mule Piece en forme de Habanera
Singelee, Jean Baptiste Solo de Concert (Tenor)
Solomon, Melvin Sonatina (Tenor)
Tcherepnine, Alexandre Sonatine Sportive
Tomasi, Henri Ballade
Wilder, Alec Sonata
Worley, John Six Dances (Tenor)
Level 3
Bauzin, Pierre Poem
Beware, Denis Fantasy (Soprano/Tenor)
Chambers, Evan Deep Flowers (Soprano/Tenor)
Demersseman, Jules Pastoral Fantasy (Tenor)
Erickson, Frank Concerto
Glazunov, Alexander Concerto
Hartley, Walter Duet
Heiden, Bernard Sonata
Heiden, Bernard Diversions
Lacor, Guy Concertante Piece (Tenor)
Lunde, Lawson Sonata
Martin, Frank Ballade (Tenor)
Maurice, Paulde Tableaux de Provence
Milhaud, Darius Scaramouche
Villalobos, Heitor Fantasia (Soprano/Tenor)
Worley, John Sonata (Tenor)
Level 4
Bonneau, Paul Caprice en forme de valse
Creston, Paul Sonata
Demersseman, Jules Carnival of Venice
Harbison, John San Antonio Sonata
Hartley, Walter Sonata (Tenor)
Ibert, Jacques Concertino da Camera
Lunde, Lawson Sonata Alpine (Soprano/Tenor)
Markowski, Michael 3 Flirtations
Muczynski, Robert Sonata
Noda, Ryo Mai
Schmitt, Florent Legende
Smith, Claude Fantasia
Ward, Robert Concerto (Tenor)
Level 5
Babbit, Leslie Music for Alto Saxophone and Piano
Creston, Paul Concerto
Dahl, Ingolf Concerto
Desenclos, Alfred Prelude, Cadence, and Finale
Dubois, Pierre Max Concerto
Garrop, Stacy Fragmented Spirit
Husa, Karel Concerto
Lauba, Christian Hard (Tenor)
Mihalovici, Marcel Chant Premier (Soprano/Tenor)
Morocco, Victor Blue Caprice
Muczynski, Robert Concerto
Noda, Ryo Phoenix
Peck, Russell The Upward Stream (Tenor)
Rogers, Rodney Lessons of the Sky (Soprano/Tenor)
Tower, Joan Wings
Yoshimatsu, Takashi Fuzzy Bird Sonata
HORN
Alicia Mastromonaco, instructor
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Strauss, R. Concerto No. 1, 1st mvt.
Horn in E and C
Junior Year
Horn in B-flat, basso and alto; Horn in A
Senior Year
Horn in B natural, G, A-flat
Basic Repertoire for Horn
- This list appears on the Horn Matters website, where it is presented as an Open Educational Resource to the horn playing community.
I. Essential solo and chamber music literature that all students of the horn should know, study, and own recordings of
TRUMPET
SSU Trumpet Studio Suggested Repertoire by class level (rev. August 2021)
Dan Gianola-Norris, instructor
These are suggestions for core repertoire. A Much more extensive list is available on request
Etudes/Technique (all years)
J. B. Arban Complete Conservatory Method (Carl Fischer)
V. Brandt Orchestra Etudes/Last Etudes (ed. Vacchiano, Hal Leonard)
T. Charlier 36 Etudes Trancendantes (any edition)
H. L. Clarke Technical Studies (Carl Fischer)
R. Getchell First Book of Practical Studies (Alfred)
Solos
Year 1
G. Balay: Petite Piece Concertante
J. Fiala Divertimento
Thorvald Hansen: Sonata in Eb
F.J. Haydn Concerto in E-flat (II. Andante)
Jennifer Higdon: Trumpet Songs
Guy Ropartz: Andante and Allegro
G. Verdi Adagio for Trumpet
Year 2
Marc Delmas Choral et Variations
P. Gaubert Cantabile et Scherzetto
A. Goedicke Concert Etude
Kent Kennan Sonata
B. Martinu Sonatine
Lynn Petersen Sonata #1
Karl Pilss Sonata
Year 3
Alexander Arutunian Concerto
Jeremiah Clarke Prince of Denmark’s March (in D, on piccolo trumpet)
Elaine Fine Sonata
Otto Ketting Intrada
J.B.G. Neruda Concerto in E-flat
P. Hindemith Sonata
J. N. Hummel Concerto in E-flat
Ennio Porrino Concertino
Hilda Sehested Suite for Cornet and Piano
James Stephenson Sonatina #1
Year 4
O. Boehme Concerto in F minor
G. Enescu Legende
F. J. Haydn Concerto in E-flat
A. Pakhmutova Concerto (2nd Edition)
Henry Purcell Sonata in D (piccolo trumpet)
Halsey Stevens Sonata
G. Torelli Concerto in D (piccolo trumpet)
Tenor Trombone
David Ridge, Instructor
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
BASS TROMBONE
David Ridge, Instructor
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
TUBA
Jonathan Seiberlich, Instructor
Freshman
Sophomore
Methods/Fundamentals
In addition to previous studies
Junior
Method/Fundamentals
Above Materials plus
Senior
Method/Fundamentals
Above Material plus
VIOLIN
Gail Hernandez Rosa, Instructor
Aaron Westman, Instructor
Bachelor of Music in Education
Entrance:
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3-octave scales and arpeggios in one major key and one minor key pf choice,
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a technical etude or caprice,
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first movement of a concerto including applicable cadenza.
Senior Year (recital):
- A major composition for the violin with/without piano accompaniment by one of the following composers:
Handel, J.S. Bach, Tartini, Vivaldi, Leclair, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven - A virtuosic showpiece best demonstrates his/her/their overall instrumental command;
- A complete major recital work from the Romantic period;
- A composition for violin with/without piano accompaniment that was written after the year 1920.
Junior Year:
A complete major recital work from the Romantic period,
- A complete concerto of choice.
- Two contrasting movements of Bach unaccompanied violin work;
- One advance etude/caprice by one of these composers: Dont, Schradieck, Rode, Wieniawski, Paganini.
Sophomore Year:
- A virtuosic showpiece best demonstrates his/her/their overall instrumental command,
- A composition for violin with/without piano accompaniment that was written after the year 1920.
- One movement of a Romantic concerto.
- From the Carl Flesch Scale Systems: a choice of 3 octave scales and arpeggios in single along with double scales patterns of thirds, sixths, and octaves in two major and minor keys of choice ;
- An etude by Schradieck and one by Kreutzer.
Freshman:
- A major composition for the violin with/without piano accompaniment by one of the following composers:
Handel, J.S. Bach, Tartini, Vivaldi, Leclair, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven
- One movement of a Classical concerto.
- Choice of three- octaves scale and arpeggios in single stops in from the Carl Flesch Scales System;
- An etude by Schradieck and one by Kreutze.
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Entrance:
Senior Year (recital):
Also: A complete Romantic or 20th Century Concerto
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VIOLA
Aaron Westman, Instructor
Repertoire
Etudes
Concerti
Sonatas
Duets
Short Pieces
VIOLONCELLO
Jill Brindel, instructor
Etudes
3 of the following Sonatas:
3 of the following Concerti:
DOUBLE BASS
Mark Wallace, instructor
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
Student should strive to perform the entire arpeggio cycle from School of Agility.
PIANO
Marilyn Thompson, instructor
Repertoire can be chosen from this list or from repertory of similar difficulty.
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
CLASSICAL GUITAR
Eric Cabalo, instructor
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
PERCUSSION
Jennifer Wilsey, Instructor
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
Senior Year (Advanced)
JAZZ STUDIES - ALL JAZZ INSTRUCTORS
Raffi Garabedian, saxophone
Doug Leibinger, trombone
Randy Vincent, guitar
Ken Cook, piano
Andrew Emer, bass
George Marsh, drums
Ian Carey, trumpet
At the end of each semester, every Jazz Studies major at SSU must perform a "jury" for a panel of faculty. The 10-minute jury performance will consist of one jazz standard from the following list and one item recommended by your private lesson instructor.
The jazz standard may be performed with a live rhythm section or a Jamey Aebersold-style play along recording-the melody and chord progression must be memorized.
Drummers must perform their jury with at least two other players.
Your "position" on the list is determined by your projected graduation date-i.e. first semester freshmen start with the first five tunes; a transfer student with a projected 5-semester plan would begin at "2/2." All five tunes from each semester are eligible- the faculty panel will determine which standard to perform.
Freshman Year - 1/1
1/2
Sophomore Year - 2/1
2/2
Junior Year - 3/1
3/2
Senior Year - 4/1
4/2
VOICE
Lynne Morrow, Professor
Mark Kratz, Instructor
M. Jane Erwin, Instructor
Lee Steward, Instructor
Required and Suggested Music and Texts
Required Music and Texts:
Freshman Requirements:
- 26 Italian Songs (Med high/Med low), John Glenn Paton, ed.
- Foundations in Singing by John Glenn Paton
- One English Anthology
- The Art of the Song Recital by Shirlee Emmons and Stanley Sonntag Sophomore Requirements: ADD
- One German anthology
- One French anthology
All students must have these required music and texts.
Other music will be assigned on an individual basis by the teacher. Each student is responsible for purchasing or locating assigned music for his/her lesson, plus additional copies for the accompanist/coach and the instructor. We strongly advise each student to keep an up-to-date list and notebook of repertoire studied in the lessons. Your repertoire becomes your “portfolio” for auditions and for all singing that you will do in the future.
B.M. in Performance and Music Ed Requirements:
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
Fall Semester |
Four (4) pieces memorized. Two performed at the Midterm, and two others performed at the Final. Songs can be in any language. |
Five (5) new songs. Two (2) in French, two (2) in German, and one (1) in English. *Students must take Diction in the Fall Semester (French and German) |
Six (6) new songs. Representing four (4) languages, and three (3) eras.
*Preparation of music and program notes for Junior Recital |
Research and prepare program notes for Senior Recital.
No new repertoire required. Prepare recital program notes |
Spring Semester |
Four (4) pieces memorized. Two (2) Italian and two (2) in any other language. *Students must take Diction in the Spring semester (Italian and English) |
Five (5) new songs. Representing three (3) languages, and two (2) eras. |
Six (6) new songs. Representing four (4) languages and three (3) eras.
Junior Recital |
Senior Recital |
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
Fall Semester |
Two (2) pieces memorized. One performed at the Midterm, and both performed at the Final. Songs can be in any language. |
Three (3) new songs. One (1) in French, one (1) in German, and one (1) in English. *Students must take Diction in the Fall Semester (French and German) |
Four (4) new songs. Representing three (3) languages, and three (3) eras. |
Research and prepare program notes for Senior Recital.
No new repertoire required. |
Spring |
Three (3) pieces |
Three (3) new songs. |
Four (4) new songs. |
Senior Recital |
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memorized. Two (2) |
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