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Ahh! I have my Grade 8 exam on horn on Thursday. I'm still convinced I can't play the pieces/do all the assorted scaley things/do the aural tests. So I'm a bit sunk.
Anyone know any tips for the Grade 8 aural tests? I'm hopeless at them as my teacher *really* should have started them earlier than 4 lessons before the exam. I haven't done any relevant grades aural-wise before.
*gulp*
On the plus side, the examiner is not 'trying' to fail you, so just take your time (before starting each scale/piece) and try to concentrate.
Aural is kind of bad news. Ideally, you need a year's tuition to prepare properly for grade 8 aural! You should ideally revise gr.6 and gr.7 'on the way'.
This exam used to count for about 20 to 25% of the old A-level.
Which pieces are you playing?
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2008-06-30 @ 00:58