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What is the difference between the Shanghai Conservatory of Music’s piano grading exams and the Emperor’s piano grading exams?

1. Different levels of difficulty

Emperor piano grading test: The test points are extensive and more difficult. It will also have the opportunity to help IELTS study abroad in the future. Emperor focuses on comprehensive quality and has certain requirements for music theory. ;Shanghai Conservatory of Music piano grading examination: mainly requires proficiency in performance and basic skills.

2. Different levels

Emperor Piano Amateur Level 1*** has eight levels; the highest level of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music piano exam is level 10.

3. The difference between single and compound types

The domestic examination is divided into two parts: basic techniques (scales and arpeggios, etc.) & repertoire performance. The King's Examination is divided into four parts: scales and arpeggios, repertoire performance, listening, and sight-reading.

Extended information:

Requirements for each level of domestic piano examinations

Level 1: "Bayer Piano Basics Tutorial" requires coordination of fingertips.

Level 2: "Elementary Piano Etudes" allows you to master the rhythm and changes during playing.

Level 3: "Piano Smooth Etude" can maintain overall fluency in the first half of playing.

Level 4: "Piano Smooth Etude" can achieve accuracy and smoothness as a whole.

Level 5: The first half of "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played to keep up with the complex rhythm and speed.

Level 6: The second half of "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played to keep up with the complex rhythm and speed.

Level 7: "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played skillfully and quickly.

Level 8: Master the medium-to-high-difficulty performance skills in "Piano Etude Finger Dexterity and Technical Connections".

Level 9: "Moscowsky Etude" can be played with both hands in coordination.

Level 10: "Chopin Etudes" has reached the elementary level, and the musical concepts and interpretations have reached the professional base.

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