1. A major movement of a concerto (memorized). For the Tchaikovsky Rococo, the full piece must be presented. For the Bloch Schelomo, rehearsal #20 through #30 must be included.
2. The Prelude and any dance movement from a Bach Cello Suite (memorized)
3. One of the following:

• A showpiece such as Tchaikovsky Pezzo Capriccioso, Popper Elfentanz, or Davidoff At the Fountain
• An Italian sonata by Boccherini, Valentini or Locatelli. One slow and one fast movement should be presented. No duo sonatas (Beethoven, Brahms, etc.) may be substituted in this category.
• A Popper Etude or Piatti Caprice

1. A complete concerto from the standard repertoire (memorized)
2. A complete Bach Suite (memorized)
3. A complete work written after 1940
4. One of the following: (memorized)

• A showpiece such as Tchaikovsky Pezzo Capriccioso, Popper Elfentanz, or Davidoff At the Fountain
• An Italian sonata by Boccherini, Valentini or Locatelli
• A Popper Etude or Piatti Caprice

Optional: One movement of a standard sonata (e.g. Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff). If played, the sonata must be rehearsed and performed with a piano. A list of pianists is available from the Admissions Office.

박사(DMA)

1. A complete concerto from the standard repertoire (memorized)
2. A complete Bach Suite (memorized)
3. One movement of a standard sonata (e.g. Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff). The sonata must be rehearsed and performed with piano. A list of pianists is available from the Admissions Office.
4. A 20th or 21st century work of major difficulty (e.g. Carter Sonata, Britten Solo Suite or Sonata, Poulenc Sonate, Hindemith or Kodaly solo sonatas).
5. One of the following: (memorized)

• A showpiece such as Tchaikovsky Pezzo Capriccioso, Popper Elfentanz, or Davidoff At the Fountain
• An Italian sonata by Boccherini, Valentini or Locatelli
• A Popper Etude or Piatti Caprice