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(All taken from Vol. 17, Music for
Millions: Easy Classics to Moderns, edited by Denes Agay. This book
is available from the TIS bookstore. Pieces not listed below should be
verified at the Secondary Piano Office for acceptability)
The following pieces are suitable for items N1 or N2
of the proficiency requirements:
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Kabalevsky, Dmitri |
—In the Country, p. 147
—Scherzo, p. 146
—Toccatina, p.140 |
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Köhler, Louis |
—Chromatic Polka, p. 102 |
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Kullak, Theodor |
—Cradle Song, p. 86 |
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Miakovsky, Nicolas |
—Fugue in Classic Style, p. 126 |
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Prokofieff, Serge |
—Tarantella, p. 132 |
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Schubert, Franz |
—Four Ländlers, p. 77 (number 4, or any other two)
—Waltz in B Minor, p. 70 |
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Tchaikovsky, Peter |
—Reverie, p. 110 |
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Villa Lobos, Heitor |
—Circle Dance, p. 150
—Constante, p. 149 |
The following are all pieces which are minimally acceptable.
The examiners will expect a very polished, up-to-tempo performance of
these pieces.
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Clementi, Muzio |
—Sonatina in C, p. 66 (first or third movement) |
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Schmitt, Jakob |
—Sonatina, p. 62 |
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Schubert, Franz |
—Allegretto, p. 78 |
Finally, here are a few favorites which are
NOT acceptable:
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Bach, Joh. Seb |
—Minuet in G, p. 13
—Musette in D, p.15 |
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If you have any doubt about your repertoire
selection, please check at the Secondary Piano Office (MA010) to verify
its acceptability well before the proficiency test. We love to answer all
proficiency questions. |
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