Klarinet Archive - Posting 001267.txt from 2000/06

From: mus_ldj@-----.edu
Subj: Re: [kl] Sonata for Eb Clarinet and Piano
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 14:04:50 -0400

Thanks for helping me with this. Then what is the grading on band piece where
the grading is reversed being that 5 is most difficult, or is this with
collegiate wind ensemble pieces? Explain this to me?

Do you have copies of the prescribe UIL solos for Eb clarinet? I sure could use
a copy to purchase some solos.

JMarioneau@-----.com wrote:

> UIL stands for University Interscholastic League. It is an organization in
> Texas that regulates high school competitiion. There are several areas,
> athletics, music, and academic. Texas has a prescribed music list that has a
> listing of all band, orchestra, and choral music that can be performed at the
> UIL solo and ensemble contests as well as the large ensembles like band, full
> orchestra, string orchestra,mixed choir, men's and women's chorus. The solos
> and ensembles are graded. Class 1 is the most difficult, class 2 is medium,
> and class 3 is easy. Several other states use the Texas UIL list also.
> James Marioneaux
> Band Director, Barbers Hill H.S.
> Mont Belvieu, Texas
> Principal Clarinet, Baytown Symphony Orch
> Adjunct Faculty, Lee College, Baytown
>
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