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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, structure, 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!

 

 

 

Find me on www.musicteachers.co.uk

 

Welcome to piano4t                                                                 

       

piano4t is based in South Bucks/ South Herts.  Lessons and workshops take place mainly in the studio and local schools but it is possible to deliver lessons in students' homes in some circumstances, by arrangement.  Students work on a number of key areas as well as piano technique...

  •    practical musicianship

  •    music theory and literacy

  •    improvising, harmony and composition

  •    Grade exams for ABRSM, LCM and Trinity Guildhall

  •    performing

  •    projects

Spring Term dates

 

 The current half term will run from Saturday 13th April until Friday 24th May

The following term will run from Saturday 1st June to Saturday 20th July.

Learning to listen

 

 

These pages are designed to show you how different elements of music such as structure,  texture and style, are brought together by composers and performers in ever changing ways. 

Click  Playto hear examples of music from across the centuries and around the world.

Workspace

This page will lead you to learning tips and video performances for ABRSM exam pieces.  Coming soon - Trinity Guildhall exam syllabus 2014!

Theory is cool

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

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

This icon will suggest a piece for you to play - maybe next lesson?

If you see this icon there should be a puzzle or a worksheet nearby

 

Last updated on: 08/05/2013