An attractive piece in rondo form, featuring some forward extensions and half position. Requires careful attention to slurring and articulation.
A lively piece in the style of an Irish jig, featuring back extensions throughout. Useful for introducing compound-time rhythm patterns.
Originally from Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto no.1, this arrangement requires a variety of articulation and provides useful practice for slurred string-crossing. It is in 3/8 time and features some 4th position and back extensions.
This popular exam choice is a Baroque pastiche, useful for introducing stylistic features such as fugue, sequence and hemiola. Featuring some forward extensions and off-beat entries.
A useful introduction to the classical style, requiring a variety of articulation and dynamic contrasts. In first position with occasional forward extensions.
