The National Piano Grade Examination is divided into 10 levels:

Level 1: "Bayer Basic Piano 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 Etudes" can be played with coordination of both hands.

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

Extended information

1. The significance of piano grading:

1. The grading certificate is a staged record of a student’s piano learning process;

< p>2. The grading examination certificate is a reflection of the degree of piano learning and musical quality and level;

3. The grading examination provides students with opportunities to communicate with each other, learn from each other, and practice on the stage (entering the examination room);

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2. Preparation for the piano exam:

1. Practice the exam repertoire well

Practice the five elements:

(1) Smooth, complete and uninterrupted ;

(2) The performance method is standardized and correct;

(3) Grasp the style of the work, the expressions and performance movements are in place, the entrance and exit are polite, and the stage style is generous and natural. Examination repertoire must be practiced and memorized, and try to memorize it unintentionally, as deliberate memorization is often not firm;

(4) Accurate performance, without wrong sounds, missing sounds, wrong rhythm, wrong fingering, etc.;< /p>

(5) Pay attention to the strength and weakness, including the strength comparison of the left and right hands, the contrast of strong beats and weak beats, changes in crescendo and fade, various strength marks, etc.;

2. Teaching arrangements Be scientific:

The time for taking the grade examination textbooks will vary according to different situations. For many students, they should learn the grade exam music in advance. Learning the music in advance leaves room for further refinement and gives you the opportunity to practice on stage. You can just do a little review before the exam. Individual students with strong receptive abilities can also study later.

The piano teaching materials have a main line and two sub-lines in progress. The main line is the learning of basic exercises and etudes. The etude teaching materials are mainly based on the "Czerny" series; the first sub-line is the study of complex exercises. The main tunes are the "Bach" series; the second line is sonatas and other types of music. When preparing for the grade exam, it is recommended not to stop the main line, at least not for a long time. The examination must be carried out according to certain procedures and in a planned manner.