Violin grading requirements are as follows:

1. Typical grading requirements:

1. Junior level (Grade 1-3)

Basic Techniques: Become proficient in basic finger placement, bow control, and intonation techniques.

Music requirements: Common etudes, simple pieces or skill exercises, such as etudes "Scottish Dance", "Little Star Variations", etc.

2. Intermediate level (Grade 4-6)

Deepening of skills: Requires higher intonation, bow control and performance capabilities.

Repertoire requirements: Including more complex repertoire by composers such as Bach and Mozart, such as "Sonata in G Major", etc.

3. Advanced level (Grade 7-8 and above)

Skill requirements: Higher requirements for musicality, expression, timbre control, etc.

Repertoire requirements: More challenging works are required, such as works by Beethoven, Brahms, etc., and may also include works by some modern composers.

4. Diploma level

Professional level: focuses on the maturity of performance, the depth and expressiveness of music.

Repertoire requirements: You are required to perform complex and difficult repertoire and demonstrate your personal musical understanding and style.

2. Examination content and scoring criteria:

Music performance: Play the specified piece according to the level requirements, and the scoring includes pitch, rhythm, expression and timbre.

Scales and arpeggios: Requires accurate performance of various scales, arpeggios and their variations.

Skill practice: Involving bow control, left-hand skills, etc., scoring includes speed, accuracy and expression.

3. Suggestions for preparation for the exam:

Regular practice: Establish a daily practice habit, focusing on the practice of basic skills and the improvement of skills.

Diversified exercises: Involving exercises in music theory, sight-reading ability and listening training to comprehensively improve musical literacy.

Guidance and coaching: Seek guidance from professional teachers, adjust study plans in a timely manner, and solve problems and weaknesses in a targeted manner.

The purpose of the violin grading exam is to evaluate the development and level of students' musical skills. Preparing for the grading exam can better stimulate learning interest, improve technical level, and establish a good musical foundation.