Students who are playing pieces with multiple movements should follow these guidelines for CM Evaluations:
Suite
- only one movement is required for evaluations; multiple movements may
be played if the students is applying for Theme or Ensemble Recitals
Variations - play the opening movement, a few variations, and the closing movement only
Sonatas and Sonatinas - play one movement only
Preludes and Fugues - play the Prelude or Fugue, not both.
The list of movements for a Theme and Variations is just a suggestion. Here is a better explanation:
The list of movements for a Theme and Variations is just a suggestion. Here is a better explanation:
Students
need not prepare all the variations of a longer work, but should
prepare enough variations to demonstrate the student’s abilities and
show the varied characters. (For example, if playing Mozart's
"Twinkle, Twinkle," just use 2 or 3 minutes worth of music....maybe 3-4
variations plus the theme and the closing variation.) Evaluators will
hear only the variations the student has prepared. If the student has
submitted the Variations for a convention recital, the evaluator must
hear all prepared variations within the recital time limit.