I don't think you will win a competition playing the second and third movement of Mozart 2 if this is a high school / college age group especially if it is open to all instrumentalists'. Kalmus has a lrge selection of parts at affordable prices take a look at what they have to get an idea of what is available. I would be looking at Mozart 2, Strauss or Gordon Jacob.
Debbie On 5/19/07 3:46 PM, "Steve Freides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> From: michael reeedy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> I would like to participate and hopefully win the 3 >> 2007-2008 season young artist competitions in my area, but I >> am not sure as to what solo I should do. Please keep in mind >> that the piece needs to be easy to find for the orchestra >> parts because one is a community symphony. I was thinking a >> Mozart concerto( most likely no. 2 becasue the limit for the >> performance is 15 minutes and the second concerto is only >> 13.) Any advice???? > > Many auditions ask only for two contrasting movements at the first stage. > For this, the second and third movements of Mozart #2 (K. 417, yes?) are > very nice - my son has been auditioning with them this year, and each is > about three or perhaps three and a half minutes long. > > -S- _______________________________________________ post: horn@music.memphis.edu unsubscribe or set options at http://music2.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
