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Hi! I would like to apply for the ABRSM Performance Grade 8 exam (instead of the Practical Grade, due to covid) this year and I'm having a few doubts about the repertoire I've chosen (I'm a former student and currently learn/practise on my own) and was wondering if any kind soul here could tell me if it makes sense. I have to choose at least 3 from the given list. The 4th does not have to be from the provided list. I put together:
1. Les cyclopes (from Pièces de clavecin) - Rameau
2. Molto moderato e cantabile (1st movt from Sonata in G, D.894) - Schubert
3. Novelette in E minor, sur un thème de Manuel de Falla - Poulenc
4. Jingo (No. 3 from Rock Preludes 1) - Christopher Norton OR Caballos Españoles - Uwe Korn

The Schubert sonata is not in the list provided by ABRSM. I tried to select pieces spaced widely across the different eras (baroque, late-classical/early romantic, early 20th/neoclassical, contemporary). I also chose contrasting pieces in terms of speed and key (the Rameau piece is faster and in a minor key, the Schubert piece is slower and in G major. The Poulenc piece is even slower, in E minor and reminiscent of the romantic period, and then the last contemporary piece (Jingo or the tango) picks up the pace again). I could not decide between Jingo or the jazz tango for the contemporary song as I like both of them, but I feel the Jingo would be a better contrast in this list. I would really appreciate some advice or suggestions and any feedback on this repertoire would be most welcome:) Also, the Schubert movement is the longest (about 10 minutes) and overall the time for all the pieces is well within the 25-minute limit. Thank you in advance!