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    All About ABRSM Grades & Support

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    • SerendipityS Offline
      Serendipity
      last edited by

      Thanks AceTutors123 and phankao for your invaluable advice.

      Will bear in mind these useful pointers! :love:

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        i3mum
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        :goodpost:


        I agree too! I heard many of my friends are doing that which made me think through that I didn't want it that way. I prefer my child to love to play the music instead of chasing for exams & certificates! ๐Ÿ™‚

        jce:
        Serendipity, good for you! Happy for your DD too. So many are just chasing after the certs that they forget to let the child enjoy. And also, what's the point if at the end of grade 8, the child is NOT playing at the standard of a real grade 8 but merely playing the 3 exam pieces well.

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          Serendipity
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          Good for you too, i3mum! :celebrate:

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            vapourlife
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            Serendipity, just in case you are interested, ABRSM offers 'Prep Test' for those who would like to have an experience, and Grade 1 seems overwhelming.


            URL: http://www.abrsm.org/exams/prepTest/index.html

            There is no pass or fail, no marks awarded, just positive comments written on the cert. ๐Ÿ™‚

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              Serendipity
              last edited by

              Wow, that's interesting! Thanks for sharing, vapourlife! ๐Ÿ˜„

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                i3mum
                last edited by

                Same to you too! ๐Ÿ™‚

                Serendipity:
                Good for you too, i3mum! :celebrate:

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                  metz
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                  My child is currently under a foreign music system. We have plans for her to take the ABRSM exam when we return to SG next year. However, the system here does not follow ABRSM. The following are her two recent pieces (before a 2-months break). Can somebody please advise me on the equivalent ABRSM level of these piano pieces? ABRSM Grade 2? Thanks.



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                    metz
                    last edited by

                    Can any music teacher help?

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                      pumpkin_pie
                      last edited by

                      Hi Chamonix,


                      This piece seems like grade 3 standard.

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                        peanut_butter
                        last edited by

                        1st piece: I am assuming itโ€™s around Grade 2-3 level.


                        Entertainer: Since both hands are playing the same thing an octave apart, plus itโ€™s a familiar tune, the pianist could read from the lower stave and duplicate. A late Grade 1 student could manage it.

                        Hi chamonix, may I know which system is your child doing?

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