Overview of PML Submission Process
Call for UIL Music Submissions
The Texas University Interscholastic League accepts new submissions for inclusion in the UIL Prescribed Music List from September 1 through December 1. This document serves as the repertoire guide for the approximately 500,000 music students and 3,800 performing organizations in the state of Texas. You can view the current PML at:
http://www.uiltexas.org/music/pml
The UIL Prescribed Music List submission portal is closed for the 2017-2018 school year.
The selection committees welcome the opportunity to review any current year releases for concert band, choir, string and full orchestra. Music published prior to the current year will not be considered unless it has not been recently submitted. Additions to the list will appear in the edition of the PML scheduled for release in the fall of the year following consideration.
Publishers are requested to use the following procedures for submissions:
Concert Music for Band, Choir, and Orchestra
Concert music will be submitted electronically. The following link will take you to the portal where you can submit a pdf of scores plus a link to online recordings. If no recording link is available you will have the option of submitting an mp3 with the score.
Go to: http://www.uiltexas.org/pml-submissions and follow the steps prescribed on the submission page.
(Submissions link will be active beginning September 1st.)
The following requirements will be in effect for all submissions.
- Scores must be engraved, camera ready and available for distribution.
- Recordings must be actual performances. No midi files will be reviewed.
Access to the submissions will be password protected and only available to UIL staff and committee members.
Solo and Ensemble Music
Solo and ensemble repertoire will not be considered at this time.
Additional Information
Please contact the UIL State Music Office at music@uiltexas.org if you have any questions or require additional clarification.
Note: The File Uploader on the submission page uses Adobe Flash. You will need to enable this in your browser for it work.