Prepare a "lyrical/song-like" etude or short (3-5 mins) solo, and the same in a more "technically-demanding character, similar to the two etudes learned for district honor band (DHB)/all-state. You may use the DHB/all-state etudes even, but more preferable are standard, accepted etudes for saxophone such as the Ferling, Klose, Teal, Lacour, etc. We also may hear some major scales (all 12 are preferable).

Audition length is not strictly dictated in terms of minutes, but for a music major or minor, the length of both the lyrical and technical audition pieces should both be satisfactory in fully demonstrating the student's ability in both styles. You should not need to exceed 5 mins. or so for each, but most importantly should provide the audition panel a basis to make an assessment of your playing skill and potential. However, do not cut down the audition material so as to not make "musical sense," such as stopping mid-phrase for the sake of time, for example. Usually, a complete etude or entire section of a solo sonata is sufficient.

Also, please be prepared to be interviewed by the faculty and to take a written music theory placement test.  This test is purely for class placement purposes, it will not impact on your audition or scholarship opportunity.