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Listening Skills (Aural & Appraising) Music listening skills are an essential component for musicians of all levels for their music studies and training for personal music growth and enrichment. Music listening skills is the process of developing and improving students’ ability to actively listen to and understand music. It can also improve their performance and
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Our wealth of teaching experience and knowledge of Music Aptitude Test can guide students more in depth learning with understanding, focus on potential weaker areas with further practice, and useful hints to dramatically maximise developing a student’s full potential of music listening skills.
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Music Graded Exams (Practical/Theory) Music graded exams, a standardized method of assessments, are an important tool for students to evaluate their music ability, progress, and skill proficiency. Graded exams can provide a formal qualification and recognition for students, which are recognized by many music schools and institutions, and internationally recognized. Certification of music grade 6-8,
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Trial Lesson A piano or music Trial Lesson is for a potential student who is interested in taking music lessons and it can be a great way to get started on his/her learning journey. The lesson is typically shorter in duration than a regular lesson. After the Trial lesson, the student can decide whether they
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The A Level Music specification varies depending on the examination boards, but students are expected to have a broad knowledge, deep understanding of music theory, musical context and music technology, and further develop practical and analytical skills. The exam typically covers the following topics:
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Our wealth of teaching experience and knowledge of Music Aptitude Test can guide students more in depth learning with understanding, focus on potential weaker areas with further practice, and useful hints to dramatically maximise developing a student’s full potential of music listening skills.
