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Old 12-06-2006, 08:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm glad this isn't on the list!
Hearing Manny play the Copland Third reminded me of how grateful I am that it was never on audition lists.
Let's start a list of pieces that somehow have gotten under the audition radar
!- Prokofiev- Scythian Suite.......The Eb part is outrageous!
2- William Schuman-Third Symphony
3-Ginastera- Harp Concerto.....That's right, there's a high passage that will scare you to death

That's a start
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How about Ginastera Danza Final? I've yet to see that one but, boy oh boy is it ever all over the place at the end!
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How about Ginastera Danza Final? I've yet to see that one but, boy oh boy is it ever all over the place at the end!
The one from "Estancia?" That one is split between the two trumpet players.......here's the way I did it the last time I played it. Alternate playing the whole lick with the second player. Arrange it so that you have time to get the mute in for the high lick. It's an ensemble lick, you don't have to kill the woodwinds
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Prokofiev symphony 6 (2nd mvmt)
Walton symphony 1 (quite a few spots)
Schoenberg chamber symphony 2 (1st mvmt solo and 2nd mvmt fast passage)
Stravinsky's Pulcinella

those to name a few

also, has anyone notied Phil Snedecor's etudes being on more and more auditions?
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...It's an ensemble lick, you don't have to kill the woodwinds
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Yeah, but sometimes it's fun to try... I wonder why the bass clarinets have those clear plastic thingies between them and me?
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Prokofiev symphony 6 (2nd mvmt)
Walton symphony 1 (quite a few spots)
Schoenberg chamber symphony 2 (1st mvmt solo and 2nd mvmt fast passage)
Stravinsky's Pulcinella

those to name a few

also, has anyone notied Phil Snedecor's etudes being on more and more auditions?
Pulcinella makes it on the list every once in a while, doesn't it? I know it's in a lot of excerpt books...
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also, has anyone notied Phil Snedecor's etudes being on more and more auditions?
Phil and I auditioned the same day at Eastman, when we were both nervous youngsters. Great guy, great player. I'll have to look up his etudes, I don't know them.

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Phil and I auditioned the same day at Eastman, when we were both nervous youngsters. Great guy, great player. I'll have to look up his etudes, I don't know them.

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I played at one of his masterclasses a year or two ago. He gave a Snedecor Etude book to anyone that played. I really liked it, but can't seem to remember where I last left the thing...darn.
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Prokofiev symphony 6 (2nd mvmt)
Walton symphony 1 (quite a few spots)
Schoenberg chamber symphony 2 (1st mvmt solo and 2nd mvmt fast passage)
Stravinsky's Pulcinella

those to name a few

also, has anyone notied Phil Snedecor's etudes being on more and more auditions?
Why are etudes on a list for an orchestra position?
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I'm not sure why, Wilmer, but there have been several auditions requiring Etudes in recent years:

Baltimore 2nd (upcoming) - Snedecor Low Etude #18
MET Principal (a few years ago) - Brandt Orchestral Etude #11
NYP 4th/Utility (sometime in the late '90's) - Bitsch #5

I know there's a few others, but I can't think of them off the top of my head.
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