How did you do in the piano exam?

The national piano examination grade is 10, and the highest grade is 10. You can skip the examination.

The highest level of piano examination in the Central Conservatory of Music is Grade 9, which is more difficult than the National Piano Examination Grade 10. In principle, you can't skip the exam, and you need to examine the basic knowledge of music during the exam. Among them, the first and second grade candidates do not need the proof of "phonetic foundation". Candidates above level 3 must show their "Phonetic Basis" certificate.

The piano examination grade of Shanghai Musicians Association is 10, and the highest difficulty is 10, but only 1 time can be taken every year. The exam time is in the summer vacation, and the exam is more difficult.

The emperor's piano theory and piano examination are held three times a year, the piano examination is held in February, June and 65438+ 10, and the music theory examination is held in May and August to 165438+ 10. The imperial piano exam is divided into 8 grades. Candidates who take the Piano Test Band 6-8 must pass the Music Theory Band 5 (or above) to be eligible to register.

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1, scale: The 24 major and minor tones of the scale are more important and useful. Many large sonatas, music and concertos have scales in many places, so it is necessary to master scales well. When playing scales, you should pay attention to making all sounds sound the same, not light or heavy. You must pay attention to the control of your fingers. If you still play scales with some emphasis or lightness, you may not be able to play your own satisfactory timbre and melody.

2, arpeggios: arpeggios include 24 major and minor arpeggios, belonging to 7 MINUS 7 arpeggios. This is something based on scales, which is mainly used to practice the flexibility between fingers, and it is also a very important exercise. The arpeggios in piano music account for a large part, and all kinds of arpeggios will appear, but they all belong to the arpeggios of 24 major and minor keys of 7-chord and negative 7-chord, so it is very useful and necessary to play the basic arpeggios well.

3, octave: There are two kinds of playing skills of 8 degrees, 1 only wrist skills, and the second one is done with arms and wrists. If you play a long 8-degree segment, you need wrist skills. If you play the last 8-degree segment, you need arm strength, so as to pop up gorgeous effects. If it is an 8-degree segment with the same hands, it needs the cooperation of wrist and arm. If you only use your wrist or arm, it is difficult to pop up the power of ff and make a good jump.

4. Wheel fingers: commonly used wheel fingers are three fingers and four fingers. Bullets should have good granularity, and there should be no vague and chaotic components in them. For example, Mozart's "Turkish March" needs a very coherent wheel finger at the beginning.

5. Chords: Chords are mainly practice methods. No matter how many chords you play, you should play neatly, and there can be no back and forth. The chord of p should be played very lightly and neatly. The chord of F should have a metallic sound, and the played chord will sink. Chords that cannot be played give people a feeling of floating.

6. Jump: To put it bluntly, this is a very mechanical action, especially the two jumps above 8 degrees are purely technical actions. It is very important to practice slowly at first. Only slow practice can relax muscles. Remember the position of playing arpeggios in octaves, and you need radians when you practice slowly, so that there will be no more mispronunciations when you play quickly.

7, finger independent practice: mastering this skill requires a certain understanding of piano performance. Schmidt's piano course is a piano fingering exercise with certain difficulty, but after playing it, you will find that the technical problems that could not be solved are no longer difficult. Liszt's The Nightingale is a very pleasant tune, but many people can't play it neatly, that is, the problem of finger independence has not been fundamentally solved.

8. Third and sixth chord practice: This is one of the more difficult skills. What matters is fingering and finger flexibility, which is also an important skill. For the right hand, it is easy to practice, and the scales of 3 and 6 degrees can be played clearly, and the speed is no problem. But for the left hand, the speed can only be 1. Although it is difficult to play 3 degrees and 6 degrees, it pays to keep practicing.

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