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  Welcome to the Stephen F. Austin

  High School Orchestra Web Site

                                        Thanks for visiting!

       QUICK LINKS:
*    FBISD School Year Calendar - 2010/2011 - Click HERE
    Almost final AHS Orchestra 2010-2011 Calendar as of 06/27/10 - CLICK HERE
*    Please participate in the Kroger or Randall's programs to benefit AHSO! Click HERE to find out how.

 

Help AOBA reach this goal and see the amazing results in the orchestra program.

We need your help to keep AHSO the best orchestra program in the state!

Buy For Charity

What are some of the MANY uses for these funds?

bulletMusic purchase/rental
bulletClinicians
bulletMusic stands
bulletInstruments and repair
bulletUniforms
bulletInstrument racks
bulletTrips
bulletOffice Supplies
bulletRosin, Rock Stops, Strings
bulletPrograms, tickets, handouts, copies

09/03/10 Text Box:

****    AHSO Performing at the Astros Game? You Betcha!    ****

 

Dear Students and Parents,

AHSO is going to set precedence again! We have been invited to be the first string orchestra EVER to play at a Houston Astros game on Saturday, September 18th. We also have an opportunity for discount tickets so friends and family can come.

All AHSO family, past and present are invited. We would like to have a great reunion and take in a great game at the same time. Meet old friends from past years and hear the remarkable talent of current performers while we set yet another AHSO milestone.

 How can you join in the fun?

 AOBA will handle the reservation and purchase of tickets, all you need to do is e-mail or call

 Bob Ruzicka 
bob@brinsure.com

281-703-1013

HERE is an order form if you wish to send in your reservation with your student.

All student performers must also buy a ticket but we have a reduced price at either $10 or $12 depending on the location.

WHO:             ALL AHSO family and friends, past, present and future

WHAT:           AHSO to perform at an Astros Game (vs. Cincinnati Reds)

WHERE:       Minute Maid Park, Houston

WHEN:          Saturday, September 18, 2010, 6:05 PM game start

Thanks!

09/02/10

****    A Far Cry – an unforgettable experience of musical excellence     ****

Dear Students and Parents,

We have the opportunity to appreciate excellence right here in Sugar Land, Texas. A Far Cry is coming and will perform in Sugar Land. Many of you had the opportunity to hear them when we visited their home base of Boston last Spring. Now they will be here!

WHO:         A Far Cry

WHAT:      A Memorable Concert Event

WHERE:    Sugar Land Baptist Church (Formerly Williams Trace Baptist)

                   16755 Southwest Fwy - Sugar Land, Texas 77479 

WHEN:      Monday, September 13th, 7:00 PM

 All tickets $10.00, DON’T MISS THEM!

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Hailed by the Boston Globe as “one of Boston’s most promising classical music groups,” A Far Cry is making waves, experimenting with how music is performed and heard. A tightly-knit group of 17 young professional musicians, A Far Cry formed in early 2007, seeking the freedom and flexibility of a string quartet as well as the power and beauty of an orchestra.

Operating with rotating leadership and no conductor, A Far Cry is generating interest not only in the concert hall, but also with its innovative model. All artistic decisions are made by vote as a collective, and the musicians take care of all the behind-the-scenes work, from booking concerts to designing programs.

A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, A Far Cry is also committed to social change and harmony, donating proceeds from concerts to homeless shelters in the Boston area, and partnering with other non-profits such as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. A Far Cry’s 2008-09 season holds engagements at the Yellow Barn and Kneisel Hall Festivals, concerts from Minnesota to Florida, and a growing hometown series in Boston.

 Thanks!

09/01/10

****    Big Thanks to All and Carwash This Saturday     ****

Dear Students and Parents,

First: Thanks to all who attended the AOBA meeting and the Open House last night.  You rearranged your schedules to make it a record turnout for a record year. With all this excitement, great things will happen!

There is a carwash this Saturday and volunteers are needed! Reply to this e-mail if you can come (RLNZ@sbcglobal.net)

WHO:         4-6 Parents, 20-30 Students

WHAT:      Carwash

WHERE:    Plantation & 359 at the Valero in the Randall’s Parking lot

                  Pecan Grove Subdivision

WHEN:      Saturday, Sept 04, 8:30 – 1:00

Cars are washed for donations. Tell your friends and bring your own cars. Let’s put these eager kids to work!

Come have a warm but fun day raising funds for all the orchestra needs.

Thanks!

08/29/10
****    Charms: A New Way to Communicate!    ****

 Dear Students and Parents,

 AHSO has enrolled in a new system called Charms. Freshmen from Sartartia will have used this program to keep up with daily activities and duties at SMSO. We are going to use it here! You will find it easy to use and it will be THE source for all things AHSO!

 HERE is an instruction sheet with an assignment. We want every student to log on to Charms and review your personal info for accuracy and make corrections as necessary. While you are there, and even before entering your password you can see the AHSO calendar, read the handouts for this year or e-mail Ms. Vandiver. No, you don’t have to remember that long FBISD address, Charms does that for you. Once logged in there are many other ways for you to discover the goings on of AHSO.

Give it a whirl and don’t hesitate to e-mail if you have questions to RLNZ@sbcglobal.net.

Thanks!


Orchestra Cookie Dates - 2010/2011 School Year

          September        01                    February       02

          September        15                    February      16

          October              13                   March            02

          October              27                   March            23

          November          10                   April               06

         December           01                    April               20

           January             05                    May                04

           January             19                     May               18

08/29/10

****    A Message From Your Student Officers    ****

Dear Austin Orchestra Friends and Family Members!

Welcome back to another exciting year here at Austin High School. To the upperclassmen, we hope your academic and extracurricular endeavors are going smoothly. And for those of you who are new to our family, we warmly welcome you into our arms. We are the eighteen student officers for the 2010-2011 school year and we hope to make this year full of memorable events and enlightening experiences.

In order to fulfill that promise, we are trying very hard to increase our sense of team spirit and community. With a record-smashing 170+ people enrolled in orchestra this year, it's hard not to make some lifelong friends. This year, we have more social events than in previous years. Our first big event is "Fish Camp," a day where all of us get to spend the afternoon with each other playing games, competing with each other, and meeting new faces. Once all the beginning-of-the-year mess goes away, we may hold some sort of game night for one to two hours every Friday. Maybe we'll even play Quidditch! (it's a real sport, fun and involved) But the point we want to emphasize is that orchestra does not need to be an elective that everyone gets together just to play instruments. Don't think of it as a chore: we want to practice hard for the success of our orchestra program. We want to enjoy making music and having fun not only by ourselves, but with EVERYONE in orchestra, regardless of the class period you're in.

Even though all the officers are motivated, we can only make so much of a difference. Much of the experience you will glean from your four years here lies upon your shoulders, not ours. We will try to help you get the most out of orchestra and high school. But each of you must take the initiative to get to know one another. Go forth, don't be shy. Introduce yourself and have a conversation with as many orchestra students as you can. Don't limit yourself to just those in your period. You would be surprised at all the quirks in each of us. And most importantly, make your orchestra experience into your second family. We will see each other for many years; let's not get too impersonal with each other.

Also, we want to make all our officers as accessible to you as possible. Please feel free to talk to any of us and make suggestions about how you think we can make orchestra more fun and improve the program. Attached to this email is a list of all the officers and their contact information (not prank call information). This list is also posted on the bulletin board behind the podium. All of us are on Facebook as well. The Facebook group page for the 2010-2011 school year is as follows: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=120205344682392 . This page will be a supplement to emails. We will send out periodic messages, update calendars and dates, and post tidbits here for your enjoyment. The blackboard behind the violin section will be used as a REAL "Facebook wall" that will have a list of important dates, updates, encouraging messages, and pretty pictures. Feel free to add to the mural as long as your contributions are artistic and school appropriate.

We hope that all of us will be able to make beautiful music this year and share it with all the people we love around us.

Hope your school year is off to a great start!

Your Awesome Orchestra Officers :D

08/28/10

****    Our First Cookie Day is September 1st, Can you help?    ****

Dear Parents,

 I know you are planning to come to the parent meeting Tuesday and then Open House. However, we have an urgent need for volunteers for Wednesday and we can’t wait for sign-ups. Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Sales!

We need a half dozen people or more between 8:30 and 12:30 spread out in two hour shifts.

Our chairperson for these sales is Lindsey Longshaw and she can be reached!:

longshaws@gmail.com

Cell.......713 598 7600

Home....281 494 9667

Please let Lindsey know you can come!  

Every other Wednesday, volunteers come to AHS, bake some of the most delicious cookies you will EVER eat and sell them to AHS students during the lunches. Not a good baker? That is not a problem! Otis Spunkmeyer provides us with the dough, already prepared. They also provide the ovens! Can’t get easier than that. Plus, you will get a chance to chat with some of the finest parents you will ever meet and your child will get one bag of cookies for free. Don’t miss out on all the fun!

Thanks!

08/27/10

****  MANDATORY ORCHESTRA PARENT MEETING, BEFORE OPEN HOUSE     ****

A message from your AOBA President – Redia Anderson

 AHSO Parents,

 Welcome to the 2010 – 2011 school year!

Next Tuesday, August 31st, we are hosting our mandatory Orchestra parent meeting @ 5:30 in the orchestra hall for your convenience, right before the Open House at Austin High School.

We will be providing a great deal of important and new information as regards our orchestras. This is the one meeting you don’t want to miss. We have some exciting changes to announce.

With over 175 students, this year's orchestra surpasses the number of musicians we've ever had under one director! The efforts of our students must continually be matched by the efforts of you, the parents, in order to support our award winning orchestras.

Join us one hour before open house to learn exactly what’s required to run our orchestra and to help Mrs. Vandiver and these students take these five orchestras to the next level of excellence. 

At the meeting we'll discuss our plans to build resources which are required to help our orchestras remain competitive; we’ll also discuss ideas to enhance our sense of community and have fun across the five orchestras. You’ve made the investment in your child and the instrument, now make that investment payoff in terms of a stronger musician through your commitment and your time. Without strong parental support, we won’t be able to achieve many of the plans to help these orchestras continue to achieve greatness.

This is the only mandatory meeting of the year. The Austin Orchestra Booster Association Board looks forward to getting to know you and working with you on behalf of our talented students. This is a meeting you won’t want to miss.

See you next Tuesday evening.   

 Thanks!

 -- Redia

08/26/10
****    Uniform Fitting Done Tomorrow in Class    ****

Ladies and Gents,

Great turn out today for uniform fitting, both students and helpers!

If you were unable to come either day, there is one more chance, during class tomorrow (Friday, 08/26/10). What do you need to do?

Freshmen or transfer students, come ready to try on some really nice duds!

Returning students, you have homework! Try on that uniform, now, tonight, and see if you need to size up or size down. DO NOT ASSUME IT WILL FIT. You may have changed over the summer!

Thanks to Ms. Ruzicka and all the wonderful helpers who came to size up the students. AHSO could not succeed without you!

Thanks!

08/22/10
****   Entertainment Book Fundraiser    ****

     Dear Parents and Students,    

Each year AHSO sell Entertainment Books as one of the major fundraisers for the year. These book are chock full of wonderful coupons from fast food and fine dining restaurants, grocery stores, shopping venues and attractions. The grocery coupons alone make it worth the $25 purchase price.

AHSO gets to keep $12.50 from every book and that helps a lot with music, equipment, instrument repairs, activities..... all things important to AHSO.

Each student has received one book and a sign-up sheet.  We are asking each student to try to sell two books. Other groups in the area are selling Entertainment Books also, so work fast! REMEMBER: All checks made payable to AOBA.

Sales must be complete by Tuesday, September 10, 2010.

These books are worth $25 cash, so please guard them carefully and don't leave them laying around. If you lose it, you will be responsible for the $25 cost.

Thanks!

08/22/10
**** Annual Baylor All-State Etude and Excerpt Workshop ****

Great opportunity - call your friends and organize a carpool!



WHO:
All AHSO students auditioning for Region, Area or State

WHAT: All-State Etudes and Excerpts Workshop 
                  With Baylor University String Faculty

WHERE: Baylor University School of Music, McCrary Music Building

WHEN: Saturday, September 4, 2010,

Cost: $15.00 per student

Registration Form - Click HERE

For questions, please contact:

(254) 710-6216 or Eka_Gogichashvili@baylor.edu

08/22/10

  ****     All-State Base Clinic Opportunity    ****
 

All-State Etude/Excerpt Bass Workshop

Focus on preparing for 2010 All-State Auditions

Sabrina Behrens, Instructor

 

2 Clinic Sessions, 8 Bassists (max) per session

 

Session One: Saturday Oct. 9, 12:00-2:00PM

                                                                           

Session Two: Saturday Oct. 9, 2:30-4:30PM

                                                                                 

If you have any questions regarding the clinic or region etudes, please contact Sabrina Behrens at (281)633-6300 or email me at studiobass35@comcast.net

 

See registration form HERE.

 

Thanks!

08/20/10

Dear Parents and Students.

The region cuts are posted. These cuts apply to Region Auditions ONLY. If you plan to do Area/State, you must continue to practice the entire etude. Cuts may and will be taken at different places for those auditions. Printable version HERE.

Region XIII High School Orchestra
 Audition Excerpts 2010-2011

VIOLIN:        

     Rode 5:                          All of page 2.

     Rode 19:                         2nd line where double-stops begin to end.

VIOLA:

     Mazas 26:                      Line 10, 3rd measure (key change) to end.

     Mazas  7:                       Play entire etude.

CELLO:

     Franchomme 9:             Measure 19 to the end.

     Duport 13:                     Measure 64 (2nd page begins on D#) to the end.

BASS:

     Storch-Hrabe 1:            Line 4 beginning on 2nd note B to page 2 Line 5 to measure 3.

     Hrabe 24:                       Play entire etude.

PIANO:                          No Cuts, play both etudes in their entirety.

     Burgmuller:                   9. Matin Bell

     Bach:                                       French Suites 6. Play Bouree

HARP:                           No Cuts, play both etudes in their entirety.

     Watkins:                        Petite Suite, Mvt. 23 Fire Dance

     Naderman:                    Sept Sonates Progressives pour la Hapre, Op 92

                                              Sonata 5. Play Trio piu allegro elegante

08/20/10

**** A message from your AOBA President -  Redia Anderson

Strategic Planning Meeting, Saturday 8.21.10;  9 - noon; Orchestra Hall ****

Parents,
By now you should have received several emails regarding the Strategic Planning meeting for the Austin High School Orchestra being held tomorrow. Our school year resumes next week and AOBA has been busy over the summer making preparations to support our continuously growing, award winning orchestra.

As parents of student officers, you've already demonstrated your commitment to your student and the incomparable work Mrs. Vandiver achieves through these   talented, young musicians.


With over 175 students, this year's orchestra surpasses the number of musicians we've ever had under one director!

The efforts of the students must continually be matched by the parents. You specifically are being invited to join us tomorrow to share your ideas, thoughts and learn how we plan to help Mrs. Vandiver take this orchestra to the next level of excellence. 

At the meeting we'll discuss how we plan to build resources, strategize on how to use the resources we have most effectively, and learn our initial thinking about how AOBA can help Mrs. Vandiver continue to achieve greatness.

I encourage you to attend this important meeting for our students. What we're able to accomplish tomorrow will set the bar for just how great a year AHSO will have.

I look forward to working with you tomorrow.

Warm regards.
Redia Anderson

P.S. We'll have hot coffee and donuts, too. 

08/18/10

Ms Vandiver's Class Schedule:

1st Period - Chamber Orchestra

2nd Period - Philharmonic Orchestra

3rd Period - Sinfonia Orchestra

4th Period - Beginning Orchestra

5th Period - Symphony Orchestra

6th Period -  Conference Period

7th Period -  Campus Control

Two orchestra phone numbers: 

(281) 634-2067 OR ( 281) 634-2072

08/11/10
****   Orchestra Uniform Fitting Dates - August 26th and 27th    **** 

Dear Parents and Students,

Ladies and Gents, it is time to get formal! The orchestra year is starting and what better way to celebrate then to get fitted for a beautiful gown or a debonair tuxedo. All new students to AHSO must be fitted in order to be issued your very own formal wear. These are required and will be worn at all concert events. Returning students, dust off your gown or tux and try it on. If you need a new size, bring it in on these days for an exchange. If you are exchanging, it must be dry cleaned before the return.

WHO:      ALL AHSO members

WHAT:    MANDATORY Uniform Fitting

WHERE: AHS High School in J Hall

WHEN:    Last Name A-M on Thursday, Aug 26th, 2:45 PM
               Last Name N-Z  on Friday,     Aug 27th, 2:45 PM

Any parents available to help? E-mail our uniform chair, Beth Ruzicka at bethruzicka@windstream.net.

Finally, a huge round of thanks to Ms. Ruzicka. We have record enrollment so this is a very big job!

Thanks!

07/13/10

****    URGENT - Volunteers Needed for Orchestra Summer Camp    **** 

Dear Parents and Students,

The FBISD Orchestra Summer Camp is in session and Ms. Vandiver is in charge. There is an urgent need for AHSO volunteers to come and help with the program, especially with sectionals. 'Yes' Volunteer Hours will be awarded.

Fort Settlement Middle School
July 12 - July 22
Monday thru Thursday
7:30AM - 12:00 noon
Concert on 07/22/10, 7:00PM

Please contact Ms. Vandiver in advance if you can assist.

Carolyn.vandiver@fortbend.k12.tx.us

Thanks!

07/12/10

****     Etude Info - New Errata have been posted   **** 

Dear Parents and Students,

 It is the middle of the summer and I hope you have been working hard on your etudes. As returning students know, sometimes there are corrections made to the region etudes which change accidentals, misprints, etc. These are called errata. New errata have been posted and they are listed below (see items in red). As always, the source for the latest info is at TMEA.org, but this errata will also be posted at AHSOrch.org for your convenience. Harp and violin are not affected.  

Thanks!


Violin:

Rode:  Twenty Four Caprices (Galamian), Intenational Music Co.

#19 (Arioso Only); (Galamian)
Tempo:  Eighth note = 82-96
           
#5 (Moderato), (Galamian)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 84-96

Viola:

Mazas:  Etudes Speciales, Op. 36, Book 1, Schirmer.

#7 (Andante)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 60-66

(6/16/2010)
Quarter note = 56-66.
All turns are regular turns NOT inverted turns.
m. 5 and 29 - beat 3 fingering should be a 3.
m. 40 - play in first position
m. 41 - fingering at end of bar is 4th position

#26 (Allegro non troppo)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 92-100

(6/16/2010)
Quarter note = 84-100
ms. 2, 17, 19, 30, 34, 88, and 92 - accent on beat 2, NOT decrescendo (just like in m. 6) (6/28/2010)
m. 4 - staccato on beat 3
m. 15 - 3rd beat (D nat) should be a 16th note.
ms. 40 and 48 should have the same bowing. (original bowing is like m. 48)
ms. 40 and 48 should have the same diminuendo. (Original is like m. 40, starting on 2nd 8th note.)
m. 51 - last 3 8th notes should have slur. (as in m. 43)
m. 74 - 1st beat, top note, C sharp NOT C natural
m. 77 - 5th note is a G. (some printings have a splotch there.)
m. 80 - 1st three notes should have dots.

Cello:

Franchomme:  12 Caprices for Cello Solo, Op. 7 (Klengel), International Music Co.

#9
Tempo:  Eighth note = 76-90

Duport:  21 Etudes for the Violoncello, Book 1, (Schulz) Schirmer.

#13 (Allegro)       
Tempo:  Half note = 84-96

(6/16/2010)
m. 69 - fingering of 2nd note (E) should be a 2 instead of 3.
m. 104 - last note should be F#, instead of A (same as m. 106).

Bass:

J. Hrabe:  86 Etudes for the String Bass, Book 1 (Simandl), Carl Fischer.#24 (Maestoso)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 90-94

(6/18/2010)
m. 46 - next-to-last note should be D-natural
m. 47 - next-to-last note should be F-natural

Storch-Hrabe:  57 Studies, Vol. II, International Music Co.

#1 (Andante-Maestoso)
Tempo:  Andante – quarter note = 72-76;  Maestoso – quarter note = 84-88

Harp:

David Watkins:  Petite Suite for Harp, United Music.

Mvt. 3 Fire Dance
Tempo:  Dotted half note = 70

F.J. Naderman:  Sept Sonates Progressives pour la Harpe, Op. 92 (Hasselmans) Salvi.

Sonata #5 play Trio piu allegro elegante & Tempo di minuetto
Tempo:  Trio piu allegro elegante – quarter note = 120-126;  Tempo di minuetto – quarter note = 96.

Piano:

J.S. Bach:  French Suite No. 6, Henle Publ.
Suggested Book: French Suites BWV 812-817, H. Henle Verlag,
HN 1071, Distibuted in the USA by Hal Leonard
(05/19)

No. 6, Play the Bouree
Tempo:  Half note = 112

Burgmuller:  Eighteen Characteristic Studies (Kalmus) Alfred.

No. 9 Matin Bell - (Morning Bell) (05/06)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 84

06/01/10

AHSO FINAL Placement Results for 2010/2011 -  Click HERE

05/06/10
****    Region/State Etudes are Posted  ****
 

Dear Parents and Students,

The region/state etudes for the 2010/2011 school year are posted and listed below. It is very important for students to learn these etudes if competing for state. And, if you want to make state, you will want to begin practicing now! In the past these etudes have also been used for major grades, chair testings and placement in the next year's orchestras and Ms. Vandiver will make those decisions.

Violin:

Rode:  Twenty Four Caprices, (Galamian), Intenational Music Co.

#19 (Arioso Only); (Galamian)
Tempo:  Eighth note = 82-96
           
#5 (Moderato), (Galamian)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 84-96

Should have 2 pages

Viola:

Mazas:  Etudes Speciales, Op. 36, Book 1, Schirmer.

#7 (Andante)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 60-66

#26 (Allegro non troppo)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 92-100

Cello:

Franchomme:  12 Caprices for Cello Solo, Op. 7, International Music Co.

#9 (Klengel)
Tempo:  Eighth note = 76-90

Duport:  21 Etudes for the Violoncello, Book 1, (Schulz) Schirmer.

#13 (Allegro)       
Tempo:  Half note = 84-96      

Bass:

J. Hrabe:  86 Etudes for the String Bass, Book 1, (Simandl), Carl Fischer.

#24 (Maestoso)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 90-94

Storch-Hrabe:  57 Studies, Vol. II, International Music Co.

#1 (Andante-Maestoso)
Tempo:  Andante – quarter note = 72-76;  Maestoso – quarter note = 84-88

Harp:

David Watkins:  Petite Suite for Harp, United Music.

Mvt. 3 Fire Dance
Tempo:  Dotted half note = 70

F.J. Naderman:  Sept Sonates Progressives pour la Harpe, Op. 92, (Hasselmans) Salvi.

Sonata #5 play Trio piu allegro elegante & Tempo di minuetto
Tempo:  Trio piu allegro elegante – quarter note = 120-126;  Tempo di minuetto – quarter note = 96.

Piano:

J.S. Bach:  French Suite No. 6, Henle Publ.

No. 6, Play the Bouree
Tempo:  Half note = 112

Burgmuller:  Eighteen Characteristic Studies, (Kalmus) Alfred.

No. 9 (Martin Bell)
Tempo:  Quarter note = 84  

04/19/10

Dear Parents and Students,

The 2010 Region-State Etudes Books have been announced. Specific etudes will be released May 1st and can be found at TMEA.org, click on Divisions, click on orchestra (or they MAY have it posted to the home page at middle right)

2010 Region-State Etudes will be selected from the following books:

  All-State Orchestra Etude Books  

Violin:
            Rode:  Twenty Four Caprices (Galamian), Intenational Music Co.

Viola:
            Mazas:  Etudes Speciales, Op. 36, Book 1, Schirmer.

Cello:
            Franchomme:  12 Caprices for Cello Solo, Op. 7, International Music Co.
            Duport:  21 Etudes for the Violoncello, Book 1, (Schulz) Schirmer.        

Bass:
            J. Hrabe:  86 Etudes for the String Bass, Book 1, (Simandl), Carl Fischer.
            Storch-Hrabe:  57 Strudies, Vol. II, International Music Co.

Harp:

  David Watkins:  Petite Suite for Harp United Music.
  F.J. Naderman:  Sept Sonates Progressives pour la Harpe, Op. 92,      (Hasselmans) Salvi.

Piano:
            J.S. Bach:  French Suite No. 6
, Henle Publ.
            Burgmuller:  Eighteen Characteristic Studies, (Kalmus) Alfred.

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