Westfield International Fortepiano Competition

July 31, 2011 – August 6, 2011

Repertoire List

First round: 5- and 5 ½ octave piano, English and Viennese

Choose one work each from Groups 1 and 2 to make a 25-30 minute program:

Group 1

C. P. E. Bach: fantasias from Sechs Sammlungen für Kenner und Liebhaber:

H. 277 (Wq. 58/5) in E-flat Major
H. 278 (Wq. 58/6) in A Major
H. 279 (Wq. 59/5) in F Major
H. 284 (Wq. 59/6) in C Major
H. 289 (Wq. 61/3) in B-flat Major
H. 291 (Wq. 61/6) in C Major

Mozart: Variations:

K. 264 on “Lison dormait” in C Major
K. 265 on “Ah, vous dirai-je maman” in C Major
K. 354 on “Je suis Lindor” in E-flat Major
K. 398 on “Salve tu, Domine” in F Major
K. 455 on “Unser dummer Pöbel meint“ in G Major
K. 613 on “Ein Weib ist das herrlichste Ding” in F Major

Group 2

Any sonata by Mozart
Any sonata by Haydn through Hob.XVI:49
Any sonata by Beethoven through Opus 31
Any sonata by Clementi not exceeding the range of FF-c’’’’
Any sonata by Dussek not exceeding the range of FF-c’’’’

Second round: 6-and 6 ½ octave Viennese piano

Choose one each from the Groups 1 and 2 to make a 35-40 minute program.

Group 1.

Schubert: Any three Moments Musicaux or any one of the Impromptus from D. 899 & D. 935

Beethoven: A set of four Bagatelles (not necessarily in the original order) from Opus 119 or 126

Group 2. One sonata selected from the following:

Beethoven:

Op. 81a in E-flat Major
Op. 90 in E minor
Op. 101 in A Major
Op. 109 in E Major
Op. 110 in A-flat Major

Weber:

Op. 39 in A-flat Major
Op. 70 in E minor

Hummel:

Op. 81 in F-sharp minor

Schubert:

D. 784 in A minor
D. 845 in A minor
D. 850 in D Major
D. 958 in C minor
D. 959 in A Major

If necessary to complete the allotted 40 minutes, any work of the contestant’s choice written between 1800 and 1830 not duplicating selections the candidate has played in the first round. (The candidates are advised to avoid having all selections in the second round by the same composer.)

Final round (60-minute program)

Any work or works of the contestant’s choice not duplicating those played by the candidate previously; any piano from the first two rounds may be selected.
Beethoven: One trio from Op. 1 (No. 1 in E-flat Major, No. 2 in G Major or No. 3 in C minor), with violinist Elizabeth Field and cellist Stephanie Vial.