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三首考曲: 由下列A,B,C,三組中各選一首(選錯曲可能不計分)
A 組
- Anon. Lithuanian Slumber Song
Beginners Please! for E flat Horn, arr. Wiggins (Rosehill Music)
- W. Lawes Saraband (from 'The
Masque of Comus')
Beginners Please! for E flat Horn, arr. Wiggins (Rosehill Music)
- Gordon Crosse Lullaby
Up Front Album for E flat Horn, Book 1 (Brass Wind)
- Edward Gregson Berceuse
Up Front Album for E flat Horn, Book 1 (Brass Wind)
- Grieg Morning (from 'Peer
Gynt')
Winners Galore for Eb Horn, arr. Lawrance (Brass Wind: piano
accomp. published separately)
- Mozart Aria (from 'The Marriage
of Figaro')
Winners Galore for Eb Horn, arr. Lawrance (Brass Wind: piano
accomp. published separately)
- Handel Minuet in C.
No.4 from The Really Easy Tenor Horn Book, arr. Pearson (Faber)
- Leslie Pearson Noblimente
No.2 from The Really Easy Tenor Horn Book, arr. Pearson (Faber)
B 組
- Bernstein One Hand, One Heart
(from 'West Side Story')
Easy Winners for Tenor Horn, arr. Lawrance (Brass Wind: piano
accomp. published separately)
- Derek Bourgeois Little Yellow Idol
Up Front Album for E flat Horn, Book 1 (Brass Wind)
- Raymond Premru Chelsea Chase
Up Front Album for E flat Horn, Book 1 (Brass Wind)
- Daryl Runswick Rockabye
Up Front Album for E flat Horn, Book 1 (Brass Wind)
- Leslie Pearson Russian Dance or
Lament. No.1 or no.3 from
The Really Easy Tenor Horn Book, arr. Pearson (Faber)
- Alan Ridout Daybreak: no.1 from
'Light and Shade'
(E flat/F
edition: Associated Board)
C 組
- Deborah Calland Lullaby or
Ready, Steady, Go!, from 'Top Brass'
(Stainer & Bell)
- Edward Gregson Step by Step or
Little Minuet: no.1 or no.3 from '20 Supplementary Tunes
for Beginner Brass'
(Treble clef edition: Brass Wind)
- John Miller Hungarian Hoe-down
or Pastorale: no.3 or no.4 from 'Simple Studies for
Beginner Brass'
(Faber)
- Mark Nightingale
A Small Step or
Fiesta Siesta: no.1 or no.2 from 'Easy Jazzy 'Tudes'
(Treble clef brass edition: Warwick Music)
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音階與琶音:from memory, to be played both slurred and tongued in the
following keys:
C major; A minor (one octave)
Scales: in the above keys (minor
in melodic or harmonic form at candidate's choice)
Arpeggios: the common chords of the above keys for the range
indicated
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