161/2 (Musica Rara)īach, C.P.E., “Hamburger” Sonata in G Major, Wq. 83-86 (2 vols., Breitkopf & Härtel)īach, C.P.E., Four Sonatas in G, e, a, and D, Wq. Moyse baroque collection)īach, C.P.E., Four Sonatas in D, E, G and G, Wq. ![]() *Bach, C.P.E., Concerto in B-flat Major, Wq. Telemann, G.P., 12 Fantasies (Bärenreiter) Marais, Marin, Les Folies d’Espagne (Bärenreiter) ![]() 2 (Zen-On)īach, C.P.E., Sonata in A Minor (Amadeus, Universal, or Ricordi)īach, J.S., Partita in A Minor, BWV 1013 (Bärenreiter or Henle)īoismortier, Joseph Bodin de, Six Suites for Flute Solo (Schott) Marcel Moyse, The Golden Age of the Flutists, Vol. Moyse, Louis, ed., Flute Music by French Composers (Schirmer) Moyse, Louis, ed., Flute Music of the Baroque (Schirmer) Recommended Collections for Flute and PianoĬavally, Robert, ed., 24 Short Concert Pieces (Southern) Genzmer, Harald, Contemporary Etudes, Vol 2 (Schott)Īndersen, Joachim, 24 Etudes, op. 107 (in Andraud, The Modern Flutist, published by Southern)Īltès, Henri, 26 Selected Studies (Schirmer) Genzmer, Harald, Contemporary Etudes, Vol 1 (Schott) 33 (any edition)Ĭavally, Robert, Melodious and Progressive Studies, Book 2 (Southern) Gilbert, Geoffrey, Technical Flexibility for Flutists (Southern)Ĭavally, Robert, Melodious and Progressive Studies, Book I (Southern)īerbiguier, Benoit Tranquille, 18 Exercises or Etudes (any edition)Īndersen, Joachim, 24 Etudes, op. Kujala, Walfrid, The Flutist’s Vade Mecum (Second Edition, Progress Press) Pieces that use extended techniques are indicated ET. Titles in blue are on the Idaho Music Educators Association State Solo Contest List. Certain titles include links to performances on Leonard’s YouTube Channel or performance guides on Leonard’s blog. Titles in red have been recorded by Leonard Garrison click on links for audio samples of him performing these works. The RCM column indicates their grade levels, which run 1-10 and ARCT (professional-level material). If a piece is not on the NFA list, an estimated difficulty level is provided below in brackets.Īnother excellent graded list is the Carnegie Hall Royal Conservatory Achievement Program Flute Syllabus, available on their website. In general, Level G is appropriate for a first-year music major, and Levels H, I, J, and K for second-, third-, fourth-year and graduate students respectively. The Repertoire list has eleven levels from A (beginner) to K (advanced). Selected Flute Repertoire and Studies: A Graded Guide (National Flute Association, Inc.: 2009) is an excellent resource for choosing solo repertoire and study material appropriate to a student’s ability. ![]() These are large compilations of the “best of the best” repertoire, levels 2 to 5 (Book One - 112 pages) and levels 6-10 (Book Two – 272 pages).Click here to download and print this list as a pdf. ![]() Also new to this series are the two Favorite Piano Repertoire books. If single volumes of repertoire are desired at each of the 11 levels, the Essential Piano Repertoire books are ideal, complete with CD recordings. A correlated series of theory and teacher’s answer books ( Fundamentals of Piano Theory) and technique ( Scale Skills) ensures a well-balanced and complete curriculum for all students.Īt the request of teachers, Keith Snell developed the Beginning Piano series of books as a way of leading certain students, especially teenagers and adults, directly into the Snell Repertoire series. Compact Disc Recordings by Diane Hidy accompany each level and closely follow the editions as a practical performance example for students. Each level consists of three volumes of repertoire ( Baroque & Classical Romantic & 20th Century Etudes) carefully selected and graded for the steady and progressive development of musicianship and technique. The Keith Snell Piano Series presents the highest quality piano literature by leading composers of all musical periods in a graduated series of 11 levels.
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