ABRSM Singapore Guide
ABRSM Singapore Guide
ABRSM is the acronym for Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music and they are well known in Singapore as an exam board that conducts graded music exams from beginner to diploma level. They have a wide scope of music qualifications across instruments and singing. They are also accredited by Ofqual and their music qualifications have worldwide currency. As a piano teacher, many of my students sit for ABRSM music exams and Trinity music exams. Compared to Trinity, abrsm singapore guide exams have more stringent requirements in terms of sight reading.
Is ABRSM Level 5 hard?
Piano Theory exams are conducted twice a year, and their registration exercise usually takes place a few months before the actual exam. It is advisable to add an entry in your calendar as a reminder so you won’t miss the registration deadline.
If you are registering for online exams (Performance Grades), remember to allow yourself enough time for the submission of the video recording. The video submission portal is very popular and you might have to wait for hours before you can upload your recording. Ensure that you are using a PC or laptop with a LAN connection rather than Wi-Fi. Alternatively, you can download the video and upload it from your computer later.
For the recital section, you will have to perform a set of high-difficulty piano pieces. You will also have to speak with your examiner and do a quick study exam, where you have to sight read some pieces. Jenny is an experienced piano teacher and she can guide you in excelling in all three sections of the diploma exam so that you can receive your diploma certification within a short period of time in Singapore.