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Topic: Difficulty Levels Explained
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theblob
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Difficulty Levels Explained
on: May 28, 2009, 10:29:00 AM
Where can one find an explanation of the difficulty levels listed on this site with sheet music? Specifically, are the difficulty levels industry-standard in some way, or are they specific to the site? Also, who assigns the difficulty levels? It's not even immediately clear what the maximum difficulty level is, although I surmise that it's "8+".
I didn't find these things explained in the forums.
By the way, when a sheet music item is listed, it would be nice if one could, say, mouse-over a difficulty level and have a question mark appear, such that when the question mark is clicked, one is taken to a page that explains these things.
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nilsjohan
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Re: Difficulty Levels Explained
Reply #1 on: June 01, 2009, 10:33:57 AM
The levels are similar to the ABRSM grade system but the levels in our database are assigned by us (Piano Street). Everything above grade/level 8 is tagged 8+.
Help links in the form of question marks linked to appropriate sections of the FAQ page is a good idea.
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