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Classical Piano Grade 4
The essential syllabus for the aspiring pianist. RSL Classical Piano Grade 4 will provide you with everything you need for your Grade 4 exam, including a diverse range of repertoire, a truly innovative range of supporting tests and a vast array of professionally recorded backing tracks and audio examples.
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Allegro in F major Track 1 of 10£3.99
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Bagatelle In C Major Track 2 of 10£3.99
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Barcarolle Op. 100 No. 22 Track 3 of 10£3.99
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Billie's Song Track 4 of 10£3.99
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Monochrome No. 2 Track 5 of 10£3.99
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Moonlight Rose Track 6 of 10£3.99
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Prelude in C Track 7 of 10£3.99
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Round and Round Track 8 of 10£3.99
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The Arrival Track 9 of 10£3.99
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Ticklin' Toes Track 10 of 10£3.99
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Supporting Tests£4.49
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- Ten benchmarked arrangements covering a range of classical styles
- Downloadable audio: easily access audio content online
- Fact Files: composer background information
- Walkthroughs: in-depth guidance for each arrangement
Plus
- Technical Exercises
- Ear Tests
- General Musicianship Questions
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- Naoko Ikeda - Moonlight Rose
- Burgmuller - Barcarolle Op. 100 No. 22
- Valerie Capers - Billie's Song
- Florence Price - Ticklin' Toes
- Lola Perrin - The Arrival
- Beethoven - Lustig Traurig
- Haydn - Allegro in F major
- Bowen Liu - Monochrome No2
- Zenobia Powell Perry - Round and Round
- Johann Sebastian Bach - Prelude in C (from the Well Tempered Clavier, bk.1)
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Technical Exercises
- Group A - Scales
- Group B - Arpeggios
- Group C - Technical Studies
Unseen Tests
- Sight Reading
- Contemporary Improvisation & Interpretation
- Ear Tests (Melodic Recall)
- General Musicianship Questions
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Page 48
Ear Tests The opening two sentences of the 'Melodic Recall' section have been updated as follows: From: 'The examiner will play you a two bar diatonic melody in the key of C major with a range up to an octave. The first note will be the root note or the 5th.' To: 'The examiner will play you a two bar diatonic melody in the key of C major with a range up to a sixth. The first note will be the root note.' (Updated 13 Dec 2022)
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