Even though you, or your students, may not be planning to take part in any flute competitions, when you are considering which piece to work on next or what your students should be studying, these competition lists will give you an answer. Included are pieces which are pillars of the flute repertoire as well as some new music veteded for competition. These pieces are examples of what flutists reaching for their highest level of accomplishment are capable of playing. Whether a high school student or a young artist, these links will keep you up to date with competition repertoire.
National Flute Association
Broken down into Young Artist, Piccolo, High School, Junior Artists and more.
Flute Talk Magazine
A list of the 2019 – 2020 Flute Competitions with links to the competitions
High School Solo & Ensemble Contest and College Entrance Audition Repertoire
Indiana University Southeast posted their guide for entrance auditions. A high school flutist would be expected to perform from this list. Flute pieces on pages 12-14.
IUS Audition Suggested Repertoire
FLUTISSIMO!
Flutissimo! An intensive workshop designed to educate and inspire flutists. This workshop is focused primarily on advanced to professional level flutists in different stages of their careers and studies. High School students are welcome to participate as auditors.
Solo Artist Competition – Final Round Repertoire Choices – Spring 2019
- Dutilleux Sonatine
- Feld Sonata
- Francaix Divertimento
- Franck Sonata
- Ibert Concerto
- Jolivet Chant de Linos or Concerto
- Khachaturian Concerto
- Liebermann Concerto or Sonata
- Martin Ballade
- Martinu First Sonata
- Muczynski Sonata
- Nielsen Concerto
- Piston Sonata
- Prokofiev Sonata
- Reinecke Undine Sonata or Concerto
- Rouse Concerto
- Sancan Sonatine
- Schulhoff Sonata
- Schubert Variations
- Tower Concerto
- Vine Sonata
- Zyman Sonata
As you look around on-line you will find the information on flute competitions by year, state, flute club and level, i.e. high school or young artist. These are a great way to keep in touch each year with what is going on in literature in the flute world and to find new pieces for yourself or your students.