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Department of Music

Graduate Keyboard Proficiency Examination

Area of Specialization: Music Performance: Winds, Strings, Percussion, or Wind Conducting

Examination Requirements

Letters identify the items selected from the Keyboard Proficiency Examination Master List of Requirements.

L. Play at sight one easy piano accompaniment for an instrumental solo.

P. (Winds, Strings, or Percussion) Given a moderately difficult band or orchestra score, play at sight two single lines for transposing instruments at concert pitch. Each part may not be played through once before it is transposed. (For students of bowed string instruments, one of the examples may be in a C clef not used in playing his/her instrument.)

Q. (Wind Conducting) Play at sight a one-voice excerpt that involves a movable clef or transposition. With two days of preparation, play (a) one two-voice and (b) one four-voice excerpt from one score in which one line involves a movable clef or transposition. The one-voice excerpt may not be played through once before it is transposed. A copy of the two-voice excerpt and four-voice excerpt must be secured from the Music Office before 4:30 p.m. two days preceding the examination.

Z. Select and play one moderately easy piano accompaniment for an instrumental solo in a tempo suitable for performance.

Additional Information

1. A copy of the (a) two-voice excerpt and (b) the four-voice excerpt must be secured from the Music Office before 4:30 p.m. two days preceding the examination.

2. Each requirement is worth 20 points.

3. Additional information and practice materials for each requirement are on reserve in the Department of Music Listening Library (Fine Arts Room 305).

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