We normally require live accompaniment, as detailed in the relevant syllabuses. However, while social distancing requirements are in place, we are offering flexibility to singers and instrumentalists who must usually have an accompanist (or duet partner) on the day of their exam.
- What should I wear to Abrsm exam?
- Is Abrsm harder than RCM?
- Do you play repeats Abrsm exams?
- What is remote exam Abrsm?
What should I wear to Abrsm exam?
Dress yourself in a smart casual attire to show respect for both the performance and your examiner. Don't wear slippers, flip-flops, and home-wear clothes. Print a copy of the Examination Appointment Letter which lists down the venue information and the candidate details.
Is Abrsm harder than RCM?
Difficulty level
In general, grade 4 ABRSM is a little more difficult than grade 4 RCM (though you don't have to learn as many pieces). Pieces at a grade 4 ABRSM level range from a grade 4-7 level in the RCM.
Do you play repeats Abrsm exams?
Do I need to play repeats? Da capo (DC) and dal segno (DS) indications should be followed but other repeats (including first-time bars) shouldn't be played unless stipulated in the syllabus. However, very short repeats can be played at the discretion of the teacher or candidate.
What is remote exam Abrsm?
ABRSM Remote Exams are a new series of online graded music exams with a focus on performance. Due to be launched in August 2020, the new remote music exams will be available for all instruments from Grades 1 to 8, as well as ARSM (Associate of the Royal Schools of Music).