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European Suzuki Association
Teacher Training & Examinations Manual
Revised March 2015
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EXAMINATION PIECES
continued
VOICE
Teaching Points
Examination Pieces
Level 1
Volume 1 sung in own language #1
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
; #6
Cuckoo
,
#8
Little Mice
, #9
Lightly Row,
#10
A Cat and a Giant
#11
Long, Long Ago
Volume 1 sung in own language #13
Cradle Song “Schlafe mein Prinzchen”
and in German
(Mozart’s Lullaby)
Choice selection:
Two
children’s songs or folk songs from own country
One
aria (can be
Antique
aria) in original language
Vaccai Vocalise #7
“
Come il candore
”
Total: 11 songs
Level 2
Volume 2 songs
#2
Pat-a-cake
(own language + Finnish + English)
#6
Winter Goodbye
(own language + German 1 verse)
#7
The Cuckoo and the Owl
(own language + English)
#8
Spring Breezes
(own language)
#9 May Song
“Alle Vögel”
(own language + German
1 verse)
#10
Alouette
(in French 2 verses)
Choice selection
(in original language)
Lied
(Schubert, Haydn, Mozart etc.)
Aria
of your own choice (must not have been sung in any
previous Suzuki Voice teaching examination)
Vaccai
Vocalise #8
“Senza l’amabile”
Total: 9 songs
Level 3
Book 3 songs
Ludvig van Beethoven
“An die Freude“
Public Recital from memory
Piae Cantiones “
Tempus adest Floridum”
with Chamber Orchestra
Folk Song “
Autumn”
Felix Mendelssohn “
Gruβ”
Franz Joseph Haydn
“The Lark"
Wolgang Amadeus Mozart “
Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen“
Henry Purcell “
The Dancing Princesses"
Johann Sebastian Bach “
Wir Gehn nun“
Johannes Brahms “
Wiegenlied”
Bernhard Anselm Weber
"
Mit dem Pfeil, dem Bogen
"
Attributed G. B. Pergolesi
"
Que ne suis-je la Fougère
"
Franz Schubert “
Wiegenlied”
Folk Song
“Himmel und Erde“
(Johann Abraham Peter Schultz “Ihr Kinderlein, kommet”)
Vaccai vocalises (www2.siba.fi/vaccaj)
Choice of -
-
# 10 “Quando accende”
-
# 11 “Se povero il…”
-
# 12 “Siam navi all’onde..”
Aria
of own choice (in original language, must not have
been sung in any previous Suzuki Voice teaching examination)
Total: 16 songs (including 3 extra songs in English, Spanish and
Finnish)