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 Member 695 Level 43.57 Mar 2006 
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Question:
Finished my Grade 10 with 74, so I wasn't eligible for ARCT. In uni now, practicing all my FFPC favourites for fun. Haven't touched technique since last June, I believe. No ear training since early last year for a little bit. Should I go back to take the retest (by that mean supplemental ear test) for that one percent more that I needed to advance to ARCT? I think ARCT is only a rank in Ontario having to do with the Royal Conservatory of Toronto or something, so outside of here, what comes after Grade 10? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 695 Level 43.57 Mar 2006
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Ya I guess the syllabus changed. At least I don't have to take the actual practical exam again, I just need an ear test to supplement and boost my mark.
Pieces ------ Waltz in e-, Chopin Snow Games, Tsitaros Clair De Lune, Debussy Pathetique Sonata (1st and 2nd movs.), Beethoven French Suite (Allemande and Gigue), Bach Gallop, Tsitsaros (study), Lyadov There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Member 695 Level 43.57 Mar 2006
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I would venture to guess that a virtuoso study has things that you would have to spend years on and never truly master. I mean like a typical Czerny study would be ridiculously easy in comparison to say, Revolutionary Etude?
We have stuff like 4 on 3, "running" octaves, cadenzic scale passages, lengthy pieces (endurance and stamina come into play)...as compared to a 1/2 page study. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 695 Level 43.57 Mar 2006
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@Arienas
It's more like "I want to help my friend out." As much as I would love recognition, I am always thinking "this is her song, it's called accompaniment for a reason." Plus it's fun to see how two instruments combine to make a beautiful piece  I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
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