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A.4                            Grade  4                     Transitional

Scales and Arpeggios.  (20 marks)

To play two octaves, ascending and descending, on both keyboards together:

·        The major scales and arpeggios of C, D and Bb.

To play two octaves, ascending and descending, on the treble keyboard:

·        The minor scales and arpeggios of A, B and G (harmonic or melodic at candidates choice).

·        The chromatic scale beginning on C.

To play one octave, ascending and descending, on the bass keyboard:

·        The minor scale and arpeggio of A (harmonic or melodic at candidates choice).

 (App. tempo: MM = 104, two notes per beat). Touch: legato or staccato, as requested by the examiner.

Pieces  (20 marks each piece) To choose ONE piece from each of the following Groups.

Group A

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48 Exercises (p8, No 23; p10, No 32; p13, No 46)           F Wright                       Charnwood

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            Work and Play Vol 2 (p12, No 53; p10, No 47; p 14, No 58)         G Romani          Charnwood

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            Work and Play Vol 2 (p12, No 53; p4, No.34; p14, No 58)   G Romani *               Charnwood

Group B

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            Cavalletta                                            K Broadhead               Charnwood

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Mon Petit Enfant                                  G Laurie                   Musical Pages

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The Merry Musicians                            G Romani                      Charnwood

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Valse Musette                                      H Hinchcliffe                 Charnwood

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Hochzeit Landler                                  B Maroc                        Ledgerline        

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Gondoliera                                           F Parnell                       Charnwood

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Arrans Mist   from “7 original Scottish Compositions       G Laurie        Musical Pages

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Lied from “Russische Suite” *              W Bonakov                   Schmulling

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Bus Ride *                                            R Decoursey                 Waterloo

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Polska no 16 from “Allerlei” *              T Lundquist                   M Hohner

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Morgenrote from “Album fur die Jugend” *      A Schmykow     Schmulling

Group C

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            Tango Di Eva-Lena                                   G Laurie                      Musical Pages

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            Accordion Tarantella                                P Towse                        Charnwood

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Nice and Easy                                            E Lusk                          Ledgerline

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Joyeux                                                   K Farran                       Charnwood

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Archie and Elizabeth McAndrew  from “7 original Scottish Compositions   G Laurie    Musical Pages

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Michella                                                  G Crossman                  Charnwood

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Anglers Joy & The Midges from”Sketches of Ayrshire”      E Lusk                          Charnwood

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Allemende from “Barock Suite” *               V Svedas                      Schmulling

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The Sphinx from “The Toy Shop” *              A Carter                      Charnwood

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Bouree *                                                   T Lundquist                   Waterloo

Sight Reading. (10 marks)

To play on both keyboards together simple passages in Simple or Compound time (6/8 only) in major Keys ranging from two sharps to two flats.

Aural Tests. (10 marks)

·        To sing, hum or whistle a short melodic phrase played twice by the examiner in a major key, the tonic chord first having been sounded.

·        To sing, hum or whistle the upper or lower note of a consonant interval played harmonically.

·        To state whether a melody played twice by the examiner is in Simple Duple, Simple Triple or Simple Quadruple time.

·        To identify the interval sounded above the tonic of the major or minor scale as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th. Degree.  The tonic chord will be sounded first.

·        To recognise a rhythmic or melodic change in a four-bar phrase played twice by the examiner, with the change being made in the second playing.  Candidates will be required to recognise and tap, sing or describe the change.

 

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