The University of Miami Frost School of Music has an outstanding woodwind program and world-class faculty on every instrument. We look forward to meeting you at your audition.
Accompaniment is not required for recorded or live auditions.
Select one from each category below:
• Griffes Poem, Ibert Concerto, Nielsen Concerto or Khachaturian Concerto
• Either a Bach Sonata or a Mozart Concerto
Applicants who play piccolo should choose one movement of a Vivaldi piccolo concerto to perform.
Select two or three contrasting etudes or solos or movements from a concerto or sonata which best demonstrate your technique and musicality. The following repertoire is recommended, but similar works may be substituted:
• Etudes by Barret or Ferling.
• Mozart - Concerto in C, K.314; Saint-Saens - Sonata; Hindemith - Sonata; Schumann - Three Romances, op. 94; Britten - Six Metamorphoses; Works from the Baroque period.
Select two or three contrasting etudes or solos or movements from a concerto or sonata which best demonstrate your tone, range, technique, and lyric ability.
The following repertoire is recommended:
Performance majors - Etudes: J. Weissenborn, Studies,Vols. I-II; L. Milde, Concert Studies, Vols. I-II; J.B. Gambaro, 18 Studies; or Jancourt, Studies - 26 Melodic Studies. Solos: Hindemith, “Sonate”; Mozart, “Concerto in B Flat”; Vivaldi, “Sonate” (any one); Vivaldi, “Concerto” (any one); Weber, “Concerto in F.”
All other majors - Etudes: J. Weissenborn, Studies, Vols. I-II; L. Milde, Concert Studies, Vols. I-II; Jancourt, Studies - 26 Melodic Studies. Solos: Hindemith, “Sonate”; Mozart, “Concerto in B Flat”; Vivaldi, “Sonate” (any one); or Telemann, “Sonata in F minor.”
Select two or three contrasting etudes or solos (or movements from a concerto or sonata) which best demonstrate your tone, technique and lyric ability. The following repertoire is recommended but similar works may be substituted:
• Mozart, “Concerto”
• Weber, “1st Concerto”
• Weber, “2nd Concerto”
• Orchestral excerpts of your choice
One of the following works is suggested:
• Creston, “Sonata,” any two movements including 2nd movement.
• Glazounov, “Concerto”
• Heiden, “Sonata”
Other pieces or combinations of pieces from the standard repertoire, representing comparable difficulty, may be substituted with prior approval.