Undergraduate
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At least one week prior to the
audition, pianists should submit a list of repertoire performed and studied in
the last three years to Professor Delbeau
Bachelor of Music in Applied Piano (Performance)
- J. S. Bach: A prelude and fugue from the Well-Tempered Clavier.
- A fast movement from a sonata by Beethoven (excluding Opus 49), or a
fast movement from a sonata by Mozart (excluding K. 545).
- One large-scale work or a group of shorter pieces from the 19th or 20th century demonstrating lyrical and virtuoso styles
- All music is to be performed from memory
- Major and minor scales and arpeggios—hands together, four octaves, ascending and descending with memorized fingerings
- Sight-reading
Bachelor of Music in Music Education with Piano
Concentration; Bachelor of Music in Composition, Theory, and History and Literature
- An original work of J. S. Bach
- A movement from a sonata by Mozart (excluding K. 545) or Beethoven (excluding Opus 49)
- A work from the Romantic, Impressionistic or Contemporary period.
This piece must reflect the pianist's highest level of musical and
technical accomplishment. Jazz, pop, or self-composed pieces are not
acceptable.
- All music is to be played from memory
- Major and minor scales and arpeggios—hands together, four octaves, ascending and descending with memorized fingerings
- Sight-reading​
Bachelor of Arts; Minors; Merit and Honors Private Study
- Two pieces in contrasting styles (no jazz, pop or
self-composed pieces)
- At least one piece is to be played from memory
Graduate
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Applied Music (Performance)
- J. S. Bach—a suite or Prelude and Fugue from the WTC
- An entire sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven
- A large-scale major Romantic work
- An Impressionistic or Contemporary work
- All music is to be played from memory
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