Jazz Saxophone admission requirements for non-degree studies

Two etudes, or one etude and performance piece with or without sheet music (accompaniment needs to be provided by the candidate)

Presenting major, melodic and harmonic minor scales in different tempos and phrasings (staccato, legato, etc.) until 6# and 6b key signatures.
Performance of 3 popular jazz standards in different tempos (slow, medium, fast) and in different styles (ballad, latin, swing and odd-meter). The structure should be: theme-improvisation-theme. A piano accompanist is provided by the examination committee, however, the applicant is asked to bring the sheet music (lead sheet) for the piano accompaniment.
Performance of a solo transcription of a well known saxophone master (C. Parker, D. Gordon, J. Coltrane, M. Brecker, etc). The transcription should be played along the original recording. A copy of the sheet music is to be submitted to the examination committee.
Presentation of Charlie Parker's Billie’s Bounce theme in a capella style at 120-210 Bpm with stylistic phrasing.
Repertoire-like knowledge of 10 well-known jazz standards by heart. The structure should be: theme (with stylistic performance)-improvisation-theme.
Blues improvisation in various tempos, in three keys (C, F, B flat major).
Sight-reading of a motif handed to the applicant at the examination, preferably with phrasing appropriate for the style.