The concrete forms of the two are not exactly the same:

1. The Shanghai Musicians' Association takes the grading examination once a year (August), while the Shanghai Conservatory of Music takes the grading examination twice a year (February and July).

2. The grading track of Shanghai Musicians Association is published about 3 months before the exam, which varies from year to year. The track of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music is the same every time.

3. The certificate of music theory is required for the Shanghai Conservatory of Music to pass Grade 6 or above, but not for the Shanghai Musicians Association.

Both grades belong to amateur piano grades.

Extended information:

Piano Grade 1-1 is divided into 1 grades in the national piano grade examination. Of course, it is not a generalization. For example, the authoritative Central Conservatory of Music divides the grading into 1-9 grades, but 1 grades are often a mode. Grades 1 to 1 do not have a very accurate value in evaluation, but each level in the examination has corresponding requirements.

level 1: the fingertip coordination of the basic piano course of Byer needs to be coordinated.

Level 2: "Piano Elementary Etudes" can master the beat and change in playing.

Level 3: Piano Fluency Etudes can keep the overall fluency in the first half of playing.

Level 4: The piano fluent etude can achieve accuracy and fluency as a whole.

Level 5: The first half of Piano Etudes can keep up with the complicated rhythm and speed.

Grade 6: The second half of Piano Etudes can keep up with the complicated rhythm and speed.

level 7: piano etude can be played skillfully and quickly.

Grade 8: Mastering moderately difficult playing skills in Piano Etudes Finger dexterity and Technical Contact.

Grade 9: Moskovski Etudes can be played with both hands.

Level p>1: Chopin's Etudes has reached the primary level, and the musical concept and interpretation have reached a professional base.