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Topic: ABRSM Grade 5 on 2004 (Read 2652 times)

ylling

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ABRSM Grade 5 on 2004

on: December 24, 2003, 05:08:50 AM

I be taking the ABRSM Grade 5 next year, anyone the same too ? If you have taken the exam this year, can you share with me your experience?

I am choosing A1, B3 & C3. Now in the stage of familiasing the notes, they look easy but it is not so while actual playing..

Any tips?

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newsgroupeuan

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Re: ABRSM Grade 5 on 2004

Reply #1 on: December 30, 2003, 07:49:04 PM

Done it 2 or 3 or more years ago. I suppose the tunes are different.

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ylling

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Re: ABRSM Grade 5 on 2004

Reply #2 on: December 31, 2003, 03:40:10 AM

Thanks for reply.

Yes, I believe the pieces are different.

I have taken up piano lesson only a year ago, after stopped for 10 years. Picking up is not easy, as a working adult with little time to spare for practicing make my progress really slow...... this is really frustrating. But, I see that many of you encounter the same problems on having little time for practising, still, you make it. That's a good motivating factor. Thanks guys/gals.

Keep it up!

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buck

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Re: ABRSM Grade 5 on 2004

Reply #3 on: January 26, 2004, 08:23:28 PM

Hmm.. thinking of going for Grade 5 in 2005..

Hey, I was thinking if the experts in this forum could play the exam pieces then upload for the juniors like us to listen? I think that'll be great learning.

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