Part 1 of the aural tests for grades 1 to 3 require you to clap the main pulse of a piece of music and identify whether it is 2, 3 or 4 time. Grades 6, 7 and 8 are a little bit more involved and have subsections for the four different sections. The requirements for each grade can be found here, or directly (and with much more detail) from the ABRSM website here.įor each grade the aural tests section are split into four parts. Inaccuracy in parts of all tests.Ħ–8 Very slow and mostly incorrect responses. Evidence of awareness, despite hesitation and error.ĩ–11 Slow and uncertain responses. Minor errors or hesitation.ġ2–14 Approximately half the tests correctly answered. Please click here to go directly to the webpage of the ABRSM.ġ8 Quick, accurate and perceptive response.ġ5–17 Good response. So what exactly is involved? Below is the assessment criteria published by the ABRSM. However, a little focus on this section can help you to achieve the higher grades. The aural section is usually the part that most students’ dread as it is often the section that gets very little coverage within music lessons. detailed answer suggestions for all analysis questions.I have recently discussed a way to approach the different sections of practical ABRSM exams, this article will discuss the aural tests in more detail.
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