Entrants may choose alternatives to those listed below, but must submit their alternative programme for approval prior to entry. The entrant will select a programme of four pieces. One should be unaccompanied and three others contrasting in style and era, with a playing time of between 20 - 35 minutes. If the works have an accompaniment written for them, entrants must use an accompanist. The chosen repertoire must reflect sufficient technical/musical challenges to fulfil the criteria for Level Five.
List A - for any saxophone
Bozza, E
No 12, pg 15-17
12 Études - Caprices for Saxophone (Leduc)
Couf, H
Introduction, Dance & Furioso
Solo Saxophone (Belwyn Mills)
Karg-Elert, S
Ciaccona No 12
25 Capricen und Sonate for Solo Saxophone Op 153, Heft 1 (Zimmermann)
Koechlin
Any 2 Etudes
15 Études pour Saxophone et Piano
Samyn, N
No 2 or No 4
9 Études Trascendantes (Billaudot)
List B - for B flat tenor sax
Bach, JS
Sonata in A minor
Classic Sax for Soprano or Tenor (Currency)
Bach, JS
Violincello Suite IV, any four mvts
arr Ricker (Dorn)
Telemann
Sonata arr Londeix 1st and 2nd mvmt
Leduc
List B - for E flat alto sax
Bach, JS
Sonata in A minor
Classical Saxophone for Alto (Currency)
Bach, JS
Sonate (flute), any four mvts of 6
Trans Mule (Leduc)
Bach, JS
Violincello Suite IV, any four mvts
arr Ricker (Dorn)
Handel
First Sonata
Leduc
List C - for B flat tenor sax
Feld, J
Sonate pour Saxophone
Soprano Sib et Piano (Leduc)
Glick, S I
Suite Hebraique
B flat Tenor Saxophone (Clarinet) & Piano (Boosey & Hawkes)