1) Mozart – concerto G major – 1st mvt exposition (m. 31-91) and cadenza of player’s choice
2) Beethoven – Leonore Overture No. 3 – Adagio m. 1-36 and m. 328-360
3) Rossini – William Tell Overture m. 181-226
4) Brahms – Symphony No. 4 mvt. IV, m. 89-105
1) Ravel – Bolero; 3rd ms of [8] to [9]
2) Rossini – Semiramide, Overture; ms 137-145 & ms 329-337
3) Beethoven-Symph No. 5, Mvt. 4; ms 699-735
1) Mozart Oboe Concerto m. 32-76
2) Brahms Symphony 1, mvt. 2: m.17-23 and 38-43
3) Stravinsky Pulcinella Suite Mvt 2 m.1-10
1) Solo Rep: Mozart – Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622, 1st movement, ms 57-154
2) Sibelius – Symphony #1: 1st movement – Opening solo (mm. 1 – 32)
3) Rimsky-Korsakov – Capriccio Espagnol:
~1st movement – Reh. A – B (mm. 14 – 27)
~1st movement – Reh. C to 11 before end (mm. 41 – 61)
4) Mendelssohn – Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream *Beginning to Reh. B (mm. 1 – 48)
5) Borodin – Polovtsian Dances:
~#8 (Presto) – Beginning to Reh. B
6) Tchaikovsky – Symphony #5. Opus 64; 1st movement – opening to Allegro con anima (mm. 1 – 37)
1) Stravinsky: Rite of Spring (bassoon 1, mm. 1-15)
2) Mozart: Overture to Marriage of Figaro (mm. 139 to 171)
3) Brahms: Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 77 (bassoon 2, movement 2 Adagio – mm. 1 to 32)
1) Ravel, Mother Goose Mvt. 4; [2] to 11 ms before [6]
1) Beethoven Symph No. 3 (Hn 2) Mvt 3, Trio ms 171-205
2) Mendelssohn Symph No. 3 (Hn 3) Mvt 2, ms 74-95
3) Tchaikovsky Symph No. 5 (Hn 2) Mvt. 4, ms 24-41
4) Tchaikovsky Symph No. 4 (Hn 2) Mvt. 1, ms 1-19
5) Mozart; Horn Concerto No. 2 – exposition -or- Mozart; Horn Concerto No. 4 – exposition
1) Pictures at an Exhibition Mussorgsky/Ravel measures 1-8 (Promenade)
2) Petrouchka Stravinsky (1946 revision) Pickup to rehearsal # 135- 7 measures after rehearsal #138 (Ballerina dance)
3) Capriccio Italien Tschaikovsky Pickup to 190-196 (from the 1st cornet part)
4) Pines of Rome Respighi The trompeta interna part measures 242-251 (off stage solo)
5) Magnificat J. S. Bach measures 1-13.
1) Strauss; Ein Heldenleben, Trombone 1, [60] to 3 ms before [66]
2) Wagner; Die Walkure (Ride of the Valkyries) P/U to [3] to 2 ms after [6]
3) Berlioz; Hungarian March, 1 ms before [4] to 3 ms after [5]
4) Tchaikovsky; Symph No. 6, Mvt. IV [L] to [N]
1) Wagner; Das Rheingold, Entry of the Gods, ms 80 to end
2) Haydn; The Creation, ms 1-22
3) Wagner; Ride of the Valkyries
1) Prokofiev, Symph #5, Mvt 1; [3] – [6]
2) Respighi: The Fountains of Rome; [11] – [14]
3) Wagner: Overture to Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg; [J] – [L]
1) Mozart, Symph #39; opening to ms 21
2) Beethoven, Symph #1, Mvt 3; ms 44-70
3) Beethoven, Symph #1, Mvt 3; last 14 measures of the Trio
4) Beethoven, Symph #5, Mvt 3; [C] to downbeat of ms 22 of Mvt 4
5) Beethoven, Symph #9, Mvt 2; [F] to [H]
6) Tchaikovsky, Symph #4, Mvt 1; 4 ms before [T] to [V]
1) Tchaikovsky; Nutcracker Waltz of the Flowers – Cadenza
2) Rimsky Korsakov; Capriccio Espagnol – Cadenza
1. Symphony no 1, Mvt. 2- Dmitri Shostakovich
2. Petrouchka- Igor Stravinsky
3. Sugar Plum Fairy- Peter Tchaikovsky
1) Brahms; Symph No. 4, 2nd mvt; ms 80-102
2) Brahms, Symph No. 4, 4th Mvt; ms 33-81
3) Mendelssohn; A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Scherzo; ms 17-99
4) Strauss; Don Juan, first page
1) Berlioz; Overture Roman Carnival; all
2) Shostakovich; Symph No. 5; Moderato, ms 12-25
3) Beethoven; Symph No. 5; Andante con moto; all
1) Beethoven Symphony No. 5, 2nd Mvt; beginning to ms 10
2) Beethoven Symphony No. 5, 2nd Mvt; ms 48-59
3) Beethoven Symphony No. 5, 2nd Mvt; ms 98-108
4) Beethoven Symphony No. 5, 2nd Mvt; ms 114-124
5) Mozart Symphony No. 35, Haffner, 4th Mvt; beginning to ms 37
6) Mozart Symphony No. 35, Haffner, 4th Mvt; ms 134-181
1) Mozart 39 mvt 1 40-96
2) Brahms 2 mvt 1 reh E-F 118-156
3) Beethoven 5 mvt 3 140-218
