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 30 - 45 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 Seven.
List A -
Bozza, E
No 6 P 9 & No 7 P 10
12 Études - Caprices for Saxophone (Leduc)
Karg-Elert, S
Sonata Atonal
25 Capricen und Sonate for Solo Saxophone Op 153, Heft 1 (Zimmermann)
Matitia
The Devil's Rag
Samyn, N
No 3, 5, 6, 7, or 8
9 Études Trascendantes (Billaudot)
Sitsky, L
'Armenia'
Suite Solo Alto Saxophone (Seesaw)
List B - for B flat tenor sax
Bach/Harle
Sonata in G minor
(Universal)
Fiocco, J H
Concerto
(Schott)
Platti,G
Sonata in G for B Flat Saxophone and Piano
List B - for E flat alto sax
Handel/Rascher
Sonata No 13
(Elkan-Vogel)
Leclair, J M
Sonata in G minor
Alto Saxophone & Piano, arr Garner (Southern)
Mayeur,L
Grande Fantasie Brilliante sur Le Carnival de Venise
Leduc
List C - for B flat tenor sax
Hartley
Sonata for Tenor Saxophone and Piano
Southern
Heath,D
Rumania
Chester
Villa-Lobos, H
Fantasia
Soprano Saxophone (Southern)
List C - for E flat alto sax
Bozza, E
Concertino
(Leduc)
Creston
Sonata
Feld, J
Sonate pour Alto Saxophone et Piano
(Leduc)
Ibert, J
Concertino da Camera
(Leduc)
Milhaud, D
Scaramouche Suite
Alto Saxophone & Piano (Salabert)
Muczynski, R
Sonate
Alto Saxophone & Piano (Schirmer)
List D - Own Selection - the choice of work should balance the entrant's programme