There are 1 piano grades.

1. Piano Grade One tracks:?

playing games on black keys-Emonds, freese; Song of the brook-Thompson; Peasant dance-Thompson; Puppet Dance-Baehrens; Little friend-Kwato; Etudes "Basic Piano Course of Byer" No.55-Byer; Ah! Susanna-Foster; Etude op.18 No.1-Hite.

2. Piano Grade II tracks:?

etude op.261 No.58-cherny; Happy blacksmith-gullit; Country dance-Xin Teng; Etudes-Mayi kapal; Four little swan dances are selected from the ballet Swan Lake-Tchaikovsky; Etudes-Gedik; Little Polish Dance Music-Mazuka Thompson; Selected Songs of the Ballet "White-haired Girl" with Window Dance —— Selected from the Teaching Materials of Art Department of Anhui Normal University.

3. Piano Grade 3:

Group A works: Etude Op.599 No.6-Cherny; Etudes op.37 No.6-Lemmon.

group b: breve-Handel; Variations on the theme of the opera The Magic Flute —— Mozart < P > Group C: 25 Advanced Piano Pieces by Stillians Op.1 No.14 —— Bouguemuller, Canon's SZ 42 No．29—— Bartok; Theme adaptation of the first movement of the symphony in G minor-Mozart; The theme adaptation of the opera Samson and Dalila-Saint-Sang.

4. Piano Test Band 4:?

group a works: etude op.32 No.19-Gedik; Etudes op.37 no.34-Lemmon.

group b works: the polonaise dance Bach's Elementary Piano Collection No.17-Bach; The first movement of sonata in c major op.36 No.3-Clementi.

Group C: Nocturne (played by left hand alone)-Thompson; Neapolitan song "Young Piano Music Collection" OP.39 No.18-Tchaikovsky Tokata kabalevsky Jr.; Dance music-Sangtong.

5. Piano Grade 5:

Group A works: Etude Op.849 No.15-Cherny; Etude op.748 No.16-Cherny.

group b: the little prelude is selected from the little prelude and fugue-Bach; The first movement of sonata in c major op.55 No.3-Kulao.

group c works: Italian serenade-Mayi kapal; Dedicated to Alice woo.59-Beethoven; Grasshopper Parade "Children's Piano Music Collection" op.65 No.7-Prokofiev; * * * Produce children's group songs-arrangement by Gan Bihua, etc.

6. Piano Test Band 6:?

group a works: etude op.61 No.21-Berens; Etude op.299 No.6-Cherny.

group b works: No.13bwv784-Bach 44, the final movement of sonata in g major hob. xv1/27-Haydn.

group c: Spanish dance music? Shostakovich; Fantasia piano suite "Childhood Scenes" op.15 No.7-Schumann; An excerpt from Romanian Folk Dance Music SZ 56-Bartok; Cane dance music; Broken dance music; Shepherd boy piccolo? He Lvting.

7. Piano Grade 7:?

group a works: octave etude op.553 No.3-cherny; Etudes "6 Piano Etudes" No.22-Franz Klammer.

group b works: 51. two creative works, no.15bw786-Bach 52, sonata in f major-Mozart.

group c works: lyric waltz "puppet dance suite" No.1-shostakovich; Festival Dance "Children's Suite" No.5-Ding Shande.

8. Piano Test Band 8:?

group a works: etudes are selected from op.184-le schhorn; Etude op.74 No.1-Cherny.

group b works: three creative songs-Bach; Sonata in d major, the first movement hob. xv1/37-Haydn.

group c: October-autumn song piano suite "four seasons" op.37No.1-Tchaikovsky: colorful clouds chasing the moon-Wang Jianzhong.

9. Piano Grade 9:?

group a works: etude op.1 No.11-Liszt; Etudes "15 etudes of piano skills" op.72 No.6-moszkowski.

group b works: jig "the fifth French suite" No.7bwv816-Bach; Sonata in d major, the first movement k.576-Mozart.

group c works: Arabic style song No.1-Debussy; Prelude op.28 no.17-Chopin.

1. Piano Grade Ten:

Group A works: etude OP.25 No.2-Chopin; Etudes op.1 no.1-Liszt.

group b works: overture and fugue in b flat major, piano music with average rhythm, volume I, no.21bw866-Bach; The first movement of sonata in c minor op.1 No.1-Beethoven.

group c works: waltz op.7 No.1-Chopin; Autumn moon in Pinghu

Extended information:

Playing skills

Successful music works are inspired by the composer's initial ideological motivation, which makes his works rich in ideological connotation, imaginative and expressive. Good music works are conveyed to the audience through the performer's skillful playing skills, in which music performance should be dominated by emotion and should be a combination of sensibility and rationality.

Showing off skills blindly is soulless music, so the two are compatible and interdependent organically to get the ideal sound effect. Therefore, playing the piano also requires superb skills.

1. Scale:

The 24 tones of scale are more important and useful. Many large sonatas, music and concertos have scales in many places, so it is necessary to master the scales well.

When playing scales, you should pay attention to making all sounds sound the same, not light or heavy. You must pay attention to the control ability of your fingers. If you still play scales with some heavy or light, you may not be able to play the timbre and melody that you are satisfied with.

2. arpeggios:

arpeggios include 24 major and minor arpeggios, which belong to 7 minus 7 arpeggios. This is something based on scales, which is mainly used to practice the expansion and telescopic ability between fingers, and it is also a very important exercise. The arpeggios in piano music account for a large part, and all kinds of arpeggios will appear, but all of them are arpeggios with 24 major and minor keys belonging to 7 or minus 7 chords, so it is very useful and necessary to play basic arpeggios well.

3, octave:

There are two kinds of playing skills of 8 degrees, the first one is only wrist skill, and the second one is done by arm and wrist together. If you play a long 8-degree segment, you need wrist skills, and if you play the last 8-degree segment, you need arm strength, so as to pop up a magnificent effect.

If it's an 8-degree segment with two hands, you need to use your wrist and arm together. If you only use your wrist or arm, it's difficult to pop the strength of ff and make a good jump.

4. Wheel fingers:

The commonly used wheel fingers have three fingers and four fingers. The bullet should have good granularity, and there should be no vague and chaotic components in it. For example, the beginning of Mozart's "Turkish March" needs a very coherent wheel finger.

5. Chords:

Chords are mainly about practice methods. No matter how many chords are played, they should be played neatly, and there should be no back and forth. The chords of P should be played very lightly and neatly. The chords of F should have a metallic sound, and the played chords will sink. The chords that cannot be played give people a feeling of floating.

6. Jumping:

To put it bluntly, this is a very mechanical action, especially two jumps above 8 degrees are purely technical matters. It is very important to practice slowly at first. Only slow practice can relax your muscles, remember the position of playing arpeggios at octave, and you need radians when you practice slowly, so that you won't get more mispronounced when you play fast.

7. Finger independent practice:

Mastering this skill requires a certain understanding of piano playing. Schmidt piano course is a piano fingering exercise with certain difficulty, but after playing it, it will be found that the original unsolvable technical problems are no longer difficult. Liszt's Nightingale is a very nice little piece of music, but many people can't play it neatly, that is, the problem of finger independence has not been fundamentally solved.

8. Chord practice of the third and sixth degrees:

This is one of the more difficult skills, and the important thing is fingering and finger flexibility, which is also an important skill. For the right hand, it is easier to practice, and the scales of 3 and 6 degrees can be played clearly, and the speed is no problem. However, for the left hand, the speed can only be clear. Although it is difficult to play 3 and 6 degrees, it will be rewarding to keep practicing.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Piano.