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All Students preparing for Grade exams are recommended to use the Hofnotes on-line training pages to practise for the aural tests. 

At higher grades  you must be able to discuss with the examiner musical features such as texture, form, style, and period of a piece of music.  My own  web pages to help with these parts of the test at Grade 5+ and at GCSE are available here!

 

 

 

 

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The purpose of these pages is to:

  • provide teaching and learning resources for piano technique and musical literacy

  • provide links to other great websites concerned with music teaching and learning

  • present relevant research on areas of interest, including distributed learning

Download the Spring Newsletter for upcoming concerts, special student achievements and awards, and other news.


Pupil concert

The Summer Concert will be on June 16th this year - mark your diaries please!


Summer Term dates

The next half term of lessons will run from Monday 16th April to Saturday 2nd June  


Workspace

This page will lead you to learning tips and video performances for ABRSM exam pieces.  Coming soon - Trinity Guildhall exam syllabus 2012!


Theory is cool

The Music Literacy pages will encourage you to engage with theory through playing and experimentation

Where you see this, you'll be doing a little research or thinking of your own...

 This icon will suggest a piece for you to play.  Why not ask to try it in your next lesson?

 Where you see this you should be able to find a puzzle or a worksheet


Learning to listen

These pages are designed to show you how different elements of music such as form,  texture and style, are brought together by composers and performers in ever changing ways.  Click on the  Play buttons to hear examples of music from across the centuries and around the world.

Where you see this, try to do a little research or thinking of your own...

 This icon will suggest a piece for you to play.  Why not ask to try it in your next lesson?

 Where you see this you should be able to find a puzzle or a worksheet

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Last updated on: 03/01/2012