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Music Exam Preparation Tips - Music Performance

Music Exam Preparation Tips - Music Performance

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Many musicians across the world enter for music exams. If you-re taking an exam how best can you prepare and what are the things to consider so you can give your best on the day? This music performance lesson reflects on Gareth's decades of experience as a music examiner and offers you his 10 top music exam preparation tips. These cover technical and musical issues, as well as the most effective psychological approach. These golden nuggets will really help you as you prepare and as you deal with the exam. And if you are taking an exam, good luck! to music exam preparation tips 0:39 - Being prepared technically 3:19 - Be attentive to expressive detail 5:27 - Playing with style 7:41 - Don't make the exam the first performance 11:15 - Frame your performance 12:58 - Strong supporting work 15:10 - Enjoy the exam 17:14 - Mistakes are history 19:11 - Get there in time 20:52 - Relax
Date: 2022-03-28

Comments and reviews: 7


Theory, piece playing, scales, can be practiced, easily gained through study. Ear training, dictation, Aural recognition, sight singing, is a disaster, after years of drills and quiz apps, clearly genetic. Not sure why I keep at it, to be honest, no way I'll ever pass, any small gains earned disappear within a week if temporarily moving away from the continual daily drills.
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Thanks Gareth, these are great tips and this was very entertaining. You have a gift for making things very clear and easy to understand and I like your sense of humour especially as regards bluffing when you make an error. -I was actually playing a different version of that particular piece so that's why I played a G#-. lol
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All great advice, especially point 4. One thing I would add, especially for nervous performers, is -make sure you breathe-. Obvious perhaps (!), but slow measured breathing before any exam helps soothe anxieties. Great upload, thank you! -
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So good, Gareth, thanks! I listen to a selection of American teachers online. Your understated succinctness is refreshing. I hope to take GVIII 21-22, and will mull over your helpful advice.
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Regarding #5, there are certainly some examiners who will deem any gap between their instruction to begin playing the pieces and the candidate's first note as a hesitation!
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I have a performance coming up in March. I'll use the tips in this video to prepare, especially practicing the technical aspects and performing to others. Thank you!
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Your guidelines are great. They may be usefull for preparation for every stressful situation, not only for performing music. Thank you.
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