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UNCP Percussion Jury/Evaluation Forum Performance Levels

The key to any successful percussion program is the establishment of a minimal degree of accomplishment for each successive student. To this end the following jury levels have been established to help guide students through the performance portion of the percussion program.

Level I: Adequate performance of intermediate literature (notes, rhythm) in three areas; major scales up to 3 flats and sharps. Must have passed this level by semester two for continuation in the program.

Level II: Professional performance of intermediate literature (phrasing) in three areas; all major scales

Level III: Professional performance of moderately difficult literature in two areas with the third at Level II; all major and minor scales; root position chords; Firth Webrhythms. This level must be met to pass the Evaluation Forum.

Level IV: Professional performance of junior level literature in two areas with the third area at Level III; modes; 12 bar blues progression. This is the Junior Recital Level.

Level V: Professional performance of senior level literature in three areas; seventh chords

Level VI: Professional performance of graduate level literature in two areas with the third area at Level V

Level VII: Professional performance of graduate level literature in three areas

Level VIII: Professional performance of the most advanced literature in three areas

Three areas include:
1) snare/multi-percussion
2) keyboards
3) timpani

Note that keyboard sightreading will be required at every jury. For seniors and graduate students the sightreading will utilize four mallets.

Evaluation Forum Requirements

All UNCP music majors must complete a barrier exam upon completion of their third semester of private study. Percussion students must be able to meet jury level III to complete this exam. Percussion requirements for this exam are:

1-2 Two Mallet Solos
1-2Four Mallet Solos
1-2 Concert Snare Pieces
1-2 Rudimental Snare Pieces
Selected Timpani Solos or Etudes

All music performed must equal approximately 15 minutes of performance for the Evaluation Forum.

In addition to these performance requirements the student must be able to talk about their pieces and composers in a scholarly manner during the Colloquy.

Gradation Snare Keyboard Timpani
Intermediate

Peters book

Freytag Book

Petrella Book

Kite Book

Sea Refractions

Furioso and Valse

Yellow After the rain

Raindance

Marimba Flamenca

Ford Book

Funny Xylophone/
Marimba 1

Musser Etudes

Friese-Lepak Book

Caroll Book

Moderately Difficult

Peters book

Firth Book

Freytag Book

Petrella Book

 

Zeltsman Book

Creston Concerto

Rhythm Song

Ghanaia

Restless

Funny mallets Books

Trilogy

Asturias

Friese-Lepak Book

Firth Book

Peters Solos

Caroll Book

Junior Level

Delecluse Book

Orchestral Excerpts

French Suite

Inspirations Diabolique

The Noble Snare

Michi

Memories of the Seashore

Four Rotations

My Lady White

Conversations

Katamiya

Friedman Solos

Raga no. 1

Firth Book

Beck Solos

Caroll Book

Senior Level

Delecluse book

South of Jupiter

The Noble Snare

Cold pressed

Edge

Wind in the Bamboo
Grove

Rosauro, Sarmientos and other Concerti

Suite for Vibes

Ilijas

October Night

Friedman solos

Bergamo Solstice

Two Movements for Marimba

Northern Lights

Carter Pieces

Leonard Solos

Bergamo Piece

Williams Piece

Graduate Level

King of denmark

Psappha

Zyklus

Rebonds

And Points North

Rogosanti

Merlin

Omar

Links

Velocities

Ulitimatum I

Reflections on the Nature of Water

Marimba Spiritual

 

Carter Pieces

The Final Precipice

Concerti

Steal the Thunder

       

 

Updated: Thursday, October 14, 2010

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