Bach Sonata- either e minor or b minor (love e minor).. feel like I must play Bach

Mercadante Concerto in e minor (I guess I like the key of e minor!) or is one strongly recommended to play a Mozart concerto?

Schubert - Intro and variations

Muczynski- Sonata

Do you think I need something with extended techniques? I am more of a traditional type player lol

or what about Prokofiev instead of Muczynski? I love the Prokofiev it is just really long

I think that's perfect. I think the school would ask for a piece w/ extended techniques if that's what they wanted to hear. I think for nearly all grad schools, that repertoire is absolutely perfect. The only places I would imagine would expect extended techniques would be Curtis, Juilliard, maybe USC, Yale, or Colburn, or if you're auditioning for Robert Dick. You could drop a line to the professor just to verify, but I think that's a great selection. They love to hear Mozart, but no you don't have to play it. I think it would be refreshing to hear such a great work as the Mercadante as it is not played as often as Mozart in audition settings.

oh, i just checked, and Hartt asks for some extended techniques. But, as I said, I think any school who wants to hear the extended techniques will ASK for it, as they did.

p.s.s. i think you should have a few orchestral excerpts ready and maybe 1 or 2 piccolo excerpts. those are pretty standard for any audition these days

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yeah Prokofiev is great and you can just play the 4th movement or the 3rd and 4th would be great. Def no need to play the whole thing