Drums Grade – 1

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 2

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 3

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 4

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 5

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 6

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 7

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Drums Grade – 8

Pieces

Candidates are required to play three pieces, chosen from the published list.

Technical Work

Rudimental Study – Compulsory.Single Stroke roll, Double Stroke roll, Single paradiddle.

Accompanied work

Candidate has to play an one piece from the given three piece of Group A

Unaccompanied work

Candidate has to play any one piece from the given three piece of Group B

Supporting Test

Candidates are required to perform the following test
Sight reading – Compulsory, Improvisation or Composing or Aural

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Guitar Grade – 1

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Advanced treble and bass clef ledger line notes.
- Advanced time signature 3/4 and 4/4
- Advanced major scales F and G
- Understanding cromatic scale
- Tonic triad of F and G major
- Scale writing exercises
- Understanding Beaming quavers and grouping rests.
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : F major & G major (One octave) Cromatic scale similar motion (O ne octave)
Ear Test : Identify the distance between 2 notes simple interval (1 to 5).
Chords : F major & G major (with inversions)
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Eline Kleine Nachtmusik – Allegro (K525)
2. Fur Elise
3. Greensleeves

4. Noteswaram Vande Meenakshi
5. The Chaos and the Choices

6. Surprise Symphone in G
7. Melody in C (Piano)

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Guitar Grade – 2

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Know about some Treble and bass clef instrument ranges.
- Advanced treble and bass cleff ledger line notes and exercises.
- Advanced note value and rest (dotted crotchet and dotted crotchet rest) and exercises.
- Understanding die.
- Advanced time signature 3
- Advanced minor scales D minor and E minor and scale writing exercises.
- Understanding chord inversions (root positions first inversion).
- Understanding harmonic minor (A harmonic minor)
- Introducing Arpeggio (major scales C, F, G and minor scales Am, Dm, Em)
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : E minor & D minor (Natural and Harmonic)
(one octave – Hands together)
Cromatic Scale (controry motion)
Ear Test : Identifying the major and minor Chords.
Arpeggio : E minor & D minor
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Swan Lake
2. Hungarian Dance No.5
3. The Country of Happiness

4. Musettee in D
5. Turkish March
6. Caprice no. 24

7. A start for the Journey (Piano)

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Guitar Grade – 3

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Advanced major scales (B flat and D) and exercises.
- Advanced harmonic minor (Dm and Em)
- Understanding melodic minor (Am)
- Advanced scale Arpeggios (Bb major and D major)
- Understanding transposition
- Understanding Arpeggios
- Understanding major, minor and perfect intervals.
- Advanced time signature 2/2 and 6/8
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : D major & B major (One octave) hands together
A melodic minor (One octave) hands together
Ear Test : 1. Identifying the chords. (Major – minor – Major or minor – Major – minor).
2. Identifying the major and minor intervals. (Unision, minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, major 3rd, perfect 4th and perfect 5th)
Arpeggio : D major & B major (One octave)
Chords F major & G major (with inversions)
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Pachelbel Canon in D
2. Sonatina in F
3. Train

4. Waltz in B minor
5. Symphony 40 in A minor

6. Madurai Mani Music
7. Clour Capped (Piano)

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Guitar Grade – 4

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Guitar Grade – 8

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Guitar Grade – Pre Grade

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Know about pitch and rhythm
- Understanding stave notation, clef sign, Time signature, bar line, double line, repeat sign.
- Understanding high and low notes and stem drawing
- Understanding note and rest value length, explaining dotted minim and beamed quaver.
- Drawing treble and bass clef.
- Know about treble and bass clef instruments.
- Treble and Bass clef note naming, middle C, and identifying the correct note and clef.
- Understanding accidentals and identifying
- Understanding and recomposing tone and semitones.
- Identifying ‘simple’ intervals
- Identifying scale and intervals.
- Writing scale
- Understanding basic chord knowledge (Tonic Triad)
- Understanding time signature and adding bar lines.
- Know about some musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : C major & A minor
Ear Test : C major & A minor (with inversions)
Chords : Identify the distance between 2 notes simple interval (2nd or 3rd).
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Amma Inge Va Va
2. Happy Birthday
3. Symbony No.25 4. Lightly Row
5. New Waltz
6. Under The Lime Green
7. Staccato (Piano)

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 1

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Advanced treble and bass clef ledger line notes.
- Advanced time signature 3/4 and 4/4
- Advanced major scales F and G
- Understanding cromatic scale
- Tonic triad of F and G major
- Scale writing exercises
- Understanding Beaming quavers and grouping rests.
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : F major & G major (One octave) Cromatic scale similar motion (O ne octave)
Ear Test : Identify the distance between 2 notes simple interval (1 to 5).
Chords : F major & G major (with inversions)
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Eline Kleine Nachtmusik – Allegro (K525)
2. Fur Elise
3. Greensleeves

4. Noteswaram Vande Meenakshi
5. The Chaos and the Choices

6. Surprise Symphone in G
7. Melody in C (Piano)

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 2

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Know about some Treble and bass clef instrument ranges.
- Advanced treble and bass cleff ledger line notes and exercises.
- Advanced note value and rest (dotted crotchet and dotted crotchet rest) and exercises.
- Understanding die.
- Advanced time signature 3
- Advanced minor scales D minor and E minor and scale writing exercises.
- Understanding chord inversions (root positions first inversion).
- Understanding harmonic minor (A harmonic minor)
- Introducing Arpeggio (major scales C, F, G and minor scales Am, Dm, Em)
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : E minor & D minor (Natural and Harmonic)
(one octave – Hands together)
Cromatic Scale (controry motion)
Ear Test : Identifying the major and minor Chords.
Arpeggio : E minor & D minor
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Swan Lake
2. Hungarian Dance No.5
3. The Country of Happiness

4. Musettee in D
5. Turkish March
6. Caprice no. 24

7. A start for the Journey (Piano)

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 3

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Advanced major scales (B flat and D) and exercises.
- Advanced harmonic minor (Dm and Em)
- Understanding melodic minor (Am)
- Advanced scale Arpeggios (Bb major and D major)
- Understanding transposition
- Understanding Arpeggios
- Understanding major, minor and perfect intervals.
- Advanced time signature 2/2 and 6/8
- Understanding musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : D major & B major (One octave) hands together
A melodic minor (One octave) hands together
Ear Test : 1. Identifying the chords. (Major – minor – Major or minor – Major – minor).
2. Identifying the major and minor intervals. (Unision, minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, major 3rd, perfect 4th and perfect 5th)
Arpeggio : D major & B major (One octave)
Chords F major & G major (with inversions)
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Pachelbel Canon in D
2. Sonatina in F
3. Train

4. Waltz in B minor
5. Symphony 40 in A minor

6. Madurai Mani Music
7. Clour Capped (Piano)

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 4

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 5

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – 7

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Keyboard / Piano Grade – Pre Grade

THEORY SYLLABUS

- Know about pitch and rhythm
- Understanding stave notation, clef sign, Time signature, bar line, double line, repeat sign.
- Understanding high and low notes and stem drawing
- Understanding note and rest value length, explaining dotted minim and beamed quaver.
- Drawing treble and bass clef.
- Know about treble and bass clef instruments.
- Treble and Bass clef note naming, middle C, and identifying the correct note and clef.
- Understanding accidentals and identifying
- Understanding and recomposing tone and semitones.
- Identifying ‘simple’ intervals
- Identifying scale and intervals.
- Writing scale
- Understanding basic chord knowledge (Tonic Triad)
- Understanding time signature and adding bar lines.
- Know about some musical words and symbols.

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS

Technical Exercises

SCALES AND CHORDS KNOWLEDGE

Scales : C major & A minor
Ear Test : C major & A minor (with inversions)
Chords : Identify the distance between 2 notes simple interval (2nd or 3rd).
Sight Reading : NIL

PIECES

1. Amma Inge Va Va
2. Happy Birthday
3. Symbony No.25 4. Lightly Row
5. New Waltz
6. Under The Lime Green
7. Staccato (Piano)

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Music Theory Grade – 1

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Basics of notation in treble and bass clef
Some simple time signatures
Some major keys and scales
Terms and signs

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Music Theory Grade – 2

Music (Music Theory)

More basics of notation including triplets and triplet notes groups
Grouping of notes and rests
More simple time signatures
Extension of the stave up to two leger lines
Some relative major and minor keys

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Music Theory Grade – 3

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Compound time signatures and the grouping of notes and rests
The demisemiquaver (32nd note) and its equivalent rest
Extension of the stave up to three ledge lines
Transposition at the octave between treble and bass clefs
Scales and key signatures of all major and minor keys up to and including four sharps and flats, in both forms of minor scales
Naming of intervals including type and number
Further terms and signs

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Music Theory Grade – 4

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All simple and compound time signatures and the grouping of rests and notes
The breve and its equivalent rest, double dotted notes/rests and duplets
The alto C clef and its transposition between clefs
Enharmonic equivalents, double sharp and flat signs
Scales and key signatures of all major and minor keys up to and including five sharps and flats, and the construction of the chromatic scale
Technical names (tonic, supertonic etc,)
Intervals between any two diatonic notes
Triads and chords in root position
More terms and signs including some French terms