Audition pieces for English Conservatoires

[eddie92099]

With auditions coming up in December, I am constructing my audition programmes:

Royal College of Music (15 mins max, 3 pieces) and Guildhall School of Music and Drama (3 pieces):

Scarlatti: Sonata in B minor KV.027
Rautavaara: Sonata no.2 "The Fire Sermon" Mvt. 1
Horowitz: Variations on themes from Carmen

Royal Northern College (3/4 pieces, approx. 20 mins):

Above 3 plus:
Liszt: La Campanella

Royal Academy of Music (20-40 minutes):

Above 4 plus:
Beethoven: Appassionata sonata Mvt. 1

Please could I have some feedback on this programme?
Thanks very much in advance,
Ed

[tosca1]

Apart from the Liszt and Beethoven I am not familiar with the works in your programme although I have heard the Horowitz Carmen arrangement and the Scarlatti.  
You are presenting a very challenging and unusual grouping of pieces in which you can show the brilliance of your playing. With your audition quite close I would not attempt to make any changes.  
If I were to make a suggestion, it would be to include a slower, more introspective piece  such as a Chopin Nocturne or a
Brahms' Intermezzo or even something from the French School to give more stylistic balance to your presentation.

All the very best,
Robert.

[eddie92099]

These are the stages I am at with each piece at the moment:

Scarlatti: Learnt the first half from memory
Rautavaara: Put the fingerings in
Horowitz: Learnt from memory but needs touching up
Liszt: Learn from memory
Beethoven: Learn from music

Ed