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DipABRSMTeaching sightreading
on: December 24, 2004, 10:35:23 PM
Ouch! That was tough sightreading!! of 5 from my school I was one of only 2 that passed it :-[. How did you guys find it when you took your diplomas? My teacher who has been known to do a bit of examining for the board say they are always quite cruel with the sightreading at this level but he said that the LRSM Teaching (which I hope to do soon) sightreading is barely any harder?!?  What are your experinces! :o
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