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Historical Performance

Entrance exam

Recital program of 60-80 minutes

At least four compositions from the following stylistic fields

  • 16th century music (Mayone, Erbach, de Macque)
  • An Early Baroque composition (Sweelinck, Frescobaldi, Rossi, Byrd, Bull etc.-historic fingerings are welcome)
  • A representative composition of the French baroque style (d´Anglebert, L. or F. Couperin, Rameau, Balbatre, Duphly, de la Guerre, Geoffrey etc.)
  • A representative composition of German baroque style (Froberger, Kerll, Buxtehude, Kuhnau, J. S. Bach, Händel etc.
  • A virtuoso Italian, Spanish composition (Scarlatti, Soler etc.)
  • An improvisation in a certain historical style
  • A sonata or concerto of the second half of the 18th century 
  • A piece of the Empfindsamer Stil (C.Ph. Bach, W. Fr. Bach, G. A. Benda etc.)
  • A work from classical style (Haydn, Koželuh, Mozart, Beethoven etc.)
  • A composition in Early Romantic style (Voříšek, Schubert, Dusík, Rejcha etc.)

Italian, Flemish, French, German harpsichords and two fortepiano (early Walther and Graff 1819) are at disposal.

Recital program of 60-80 minutes

  • A representative composition of solo flute – own choice
  • A composition of French Baroque (Couperin, Boismortier, Hotteterre etc.)
  • A methodical sonata by Telemann
  • Further compositions of preferred style of provenience

The candidate is also encouraged to play a different type of instrument, e.g. renaissance flute or classical flute.

Recital program of 60-80 minutes 

  • An Early Baroque composition/ Farina, Fontana, Mealli, Ucellini etc.
  • A virtuoso composition of the second half of the 17th century/Albertini, Biber, Schmelzer, Westhoff, Buxtehude ad./
  • A virtuoso Italian sonata from the 18th century/Corelli, Tartini, Veracini, Vivaldi, Bonporti etc.
  • A piece for violin solo/Biber, Westhoff, Bach – two movements, Pisendel 2 movements/
  • A French violin sonata/E. J. der la Guerre, F. Couperin, J.M. Leclair and./
  • A sonata or concert of the second half of the 18th century 

Recital program of 60-80 minutes

  • A Baroque or classical solo concerto according to own choice
  • A solo suite by J.S. Bach at own choice
  • A solo ricercar of Domenico Gabrieli according to own choice (but not the first ricercar)
  • A French baroque composition
  • An Italian baroque composition 

Recital program of 60-70 minutes

  • A lute song, lute Ayre or Air de cour (Dowland, Ferrabosco, Jones, Boesset, Moulinié etc.)
  • An Early baroque composition-monody, aria (Monteverdi, Frescobaldi, Caccini, Grandi, Schütz, Kapsberger etc)
  • A virtoso aria of the 17th century (Strozzi, Carissimi, Legrenzi, Buxtehude, Bernhard, Rosenmüller etc.)
  • A cantata (or part of a cantata) of Italian or German style or alternatively a larger opera or oratorio scene with recitativo and aria (Händel, Vivaldi, A. Scarlatti, J.S. Bach and sons, Telemann, Graun etc.)
  • A cantata (or part of a cantata) in French style or alternatively a larger opera or oratorio scene with recitativo and air of the 17th or 18th centuries (Lully, Charpentier, Campra, Rameau, Grétry, Marais, Jacquet de la Guerre etc.)
  • A classical song or arietta (Haydn, Benda, Koželuh, Mozart etc.) 

Recital program of 60-70 minutes

performed on historical instrument(s) from the lute/guitar family of own choice at least partly including idiomatic works from each instrument with standard repertoire,e.g. renaissance lute

  • Dowland, da Milano,
  • vihuela – Milán, Narvaez,
  • theorbo-Kapsberger, de Visée,
  • baroque lute – Weiss, Gaultier,
  • baroque guitar. Sanz Corbetta,
  • mandora- Brescianello 

Recital program of 60-70 minutes

  • A composition from the work of G. Ph. Telemann,
  • A composition from the work of G. F. Händel,
  • A composition by a French composer of the 17th or 18th century,
  • A composition by an Italian composer of the 17th or 18th century,
  • Composition / compositions / part of the composition of your choice (it is possible to include a composition from the period of classicism and a composition of the 20th or 21st century)