The AMEB Violin Grade 4 Series 9 offers a curated selection of graded repertoire for examination preparation. Featuring various musical styles chosen by esteemed Australian violinists and local composers, it encourages engagement with regional artistry. The repertoire meets grade-level technical requirements and includes thoughtfully arranged piano accompaniments, enhancing the performance experience. This collection is a valuable resource for aspiring violinists for exams and exploring new music.
The AMEB Violin Grade 4 Series 9 presents an engaging and meticulously curated collection of graded repertoire for students preparing for AMEB Violin examinations. This series features a rich tapestry of musical styles carefully selected by some of Australia's most esteemed violin performers and educators.
Each piece highlights the diverse influences in violin music and often includes compositions by celebrated Australian composers, giving students a unique opportunity to connect with local artistry. Furthermore, the repertoire is strategically organized to align with the technical requirements of the grade level, ensuring that students can develop their skills in a structured manner. To enhance the performance experience, each piece is accompanied by a thoughtfully arranged piano part, providing a fuller and more dynamic sound. Whether you're practising for an exam or exploring new music, this collection is an invaluable resource for any aspiring violinist.
Contents:
Tango at midnight (Cohen)
Allegro moderato (Kreutzer)
Etude (Mazas)
Moderato (Sitt)
Flor de Yumurí (Anckermann arr. Huws Jones)
Swing and swang (Bailey)
Elegy (Lawrence)
Chanson indoue (Rimsky-Korsakov arr. Chin)
Allegro (Telemann arr. Weretka)
Song of Happiness (Jiangnan folk music arr. Wu and Stock)
This graded repertoire is designed explicitly for AMEB Violin examinations and includes a variety of musical styles selected by prominent Australian violinists and educators. Each piece enhances performance skills and highlights the contributions of renowned Australian composers. The collection aligns with the technical requirements for this grade level, allowing for progressive skill development, and includes piano accompaniments for a richer performance experience.
Contents:
• Allegro con fuoco
• Etude
• Vivacissimo
• Andante un poco and presto
• Allegro moderato
• Fantasie
• Sicilienne and rigaudon in the style of Francoeur
This collection of piano accompaniments is designed to support students preparing for AMEB examinations, specifically for the Series 9 Violin First Grade repertoire and technical exercises. The recordings enhance the learning experience by accompanying pieces in the corresponding grade books.
Understanding the challenges students encounter in accessing live accompanists, especially in regional areas, AMEB has permitted the use of recorded accompaniments since 2015. While live accompaniment is encouraged, these recordings provide a practical alternative, particularly considering the increasing costs of music education. This initiative ensures that all students receive the necessary support in their musical studies.
The AMEB Recorded Accompaniments CD for Violin Grade 2 Series 9 is a valuable study tool for musicians. It enhances their practice sessions and aids AMEB candidates during examinations by providing piano accompaniments that align with the Grade 2 repertoire and technical exercises. While AMEB encourages rehearsing with live accompanists, the challenges of accessing them, particularly in regional areas, have led to using recorded accompaniments since 2015, supporting musicians in their practice and performance.
The AMEB Violin Preliminary to Grade 2 Series 9 CD Recording Handbook is a selection of graded violin compositions by the Australian Music Examination Board (AMEB), chosen by top Australian violinists and educators. It features various musical styles, including works by notable Australian composers, and aligns with each grade's technical requirements. The handbook also provides valuable insights for the General Knowledge section of your exam, covering historical and interpretative aspects of the pieces.
This collection of piano accompaniments is designed for students preparing for AMEB examinations, specifically the AMEB Series 9 Violin Preliminary Grade repertoire. These recordings provide valuable resources for students and teachers nationwide while addressing the limited access to live accompanists and the financial challenges of music education. AMEB introduced recorded accompaniments in 2015 as an alternative practice tool.
Additionally, AMEB offers the MyTempo app, allowing users to adjust the speed of recordings for personalized practice. The app lets users purchase individual tracks or transfer them from a hardcopy CD for both Apple and Android devices. It also features speed adjustment, a loop function, and a metronome for effective tempo monitoring.
The AMEB Violin Grade 3 Series 9 is a curated collection of graded repertoire for students preparing for AMEB Violin examinations. This series features diverse musical styles and works from renowned Australian composers, allowing students to explore their national musical heritage. Each piece is carefully selected to match the technical skills required at the Grade 3 level, promoting artistic expression and technical growth. It also includes piano accompaniments for a fuller performance experience.
This structured course aims to improve violinists' sight-reading skills. It offers a range of examples aligned with First—to Eighth-Grade examinations. The course progresses in difficulty, helping students build confidence and proficiency as they encounter more complex pieces. Participants will engage in targeted exercises to enhance their musical literacy and effectively prepare for each examination stage.
This collection of piano accompaniments is a practice tool designed for AMEB examinations. It corresponds to the Series 9 Violin third-grade repertoire and technical exercises. AMEB encourages rehearsal with live accompanists but understands the difficulties in accessing one, especially in regional areas, so they allowed recorded accompaniments since 2015.
AMEB has launched the MyTempo app, enabling students to adjust playback speed and loop recordings on their devices. Tracks can be purchased within the app, or users can transfer tracks from a hardcopy CD. The app also features a metronome function for practice monitoring.
