Entrants will play two movements from the same sonatina that must be contrasting in mood and tempo (i.e., movements 1 and 2 or 2 and 3.) Sonatinas must include a 2nd movement. In the case of sonatinas with only two movements, the student shall play both movements. Entrants are not allowed to combine movements from two different Sonatinas.

The following Sonatas will count as Sonatinas for this event due to shortness of length and complexity. Two contrasting movements are required.

• Haydn Sonatas Hoboken XVI:7, 8 and 9

• Camidge Sonata No. 6

The following Sonatinas are NOT eligible since they only contain one movement:

• Biehl Sonatina in C

• Benda Sonatina in A minor

• Duncombe Sonatina in C

• Kabalevsky Sonatina in A minor, Op. 27, No. 18

• Salutrinskaya Sonatina in D

Entrants will play either the first or last movement of a sonata chosen from the classical through modern periods.

Exclusions:

• Sonatas by Scarlatti and other bipartite sonatas.

• Mozart’s K.331- 1st movement, as it is a set of variations.

• Schubert Sonata in f# minor (D571, unfinished)

The following compositions qualify as Sonatas due to the length of the pieces and complexity:

• Beethoven Op. 49, No. 1 (Gm)

• Beethoven Op. 49, No. 2 (G)

• Clementi Op. 36 No. 6 (D) - 1st movement only

• Dussek, Op. 20 No. 6 (E-flat)

• Kabalevsky Op. 13, No. 1 (C)

• Kapustin Sonatina Op. 100

• Khachaturian Sonatina in C

• Kuhlau Op. 20, No.3 (F)

• Kuhlau Op. 59, No.1, (A)

• Kuhlau Op. 59, No.2 (F) 1st movement only

• Kuhlau Op. 59, No.3, (C)

• Kuhlau Op. 60, No.2 (A)

• Kuhlau Op. 60, No.3 (C)

• Ravel Sonatine