C Guitar Grade Syllabus 13
C Guitar Grade Syllabus 13
C Guitar Grade Syllabus 13
SYLLABUS
Issued by authority of
PREFACE
The result of the examination will help the applicants to acquire the richer
ability of music.
The Classical Guitar Grades are held from Grade 13 to Grade 6. These are for
students of Yamaha Music Education System and music lovers.
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EXAMINATION PROCEDURE
Compulsory
Sight Playing Accompaniment Comments
Piece
SUBJECT DETAILS
I. COMPULSORY PIECE
Candidates prepare the compulsory piece from the Compulsory Piece List.
Procedure
1. Candidate informs examiner whether they choose to play along to the MIDI track or not.
2. Candidate plays the piece from beginning to end.
Note:
- Candidates are allowed to see the score if necessary.
- Candidates are allowed to choose to play along to the MIDI track or not.
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To be covered
- Key: C major
- Time signature: 4/4
- Voicing: Single melody line
- Number of bars: 4 bars
Example
Procedure
1. Candidate will be presented a score of the exam piece.
2. Candidate will be given 30 seconds to look at the score as preview.
3. Candidate will play the piece when given cue by the examiner.
Note:
- Any movements, e.g. playing without sound, fingering/stroke motion practice etc., are not allowed during
preview time.
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Yamaha Classical Guitar Grade 13 Syllabus (June. 2014)
III. Accompaniment
Candidates will be asked to play the accompaniment part of one piece provided, while the examiner plays the
melody line. The accompaniment pattern of the piece will be provided.
To be covered
- Key: C major
- Chords: C, G7
- Time signature and tempo: 4/4, ♩=72
- Accompaniment style: Bass and two voice harmony
- Number of bars: 4 bars
Example
Procedure
1. Candidate will be presented a score to play the accompaniment for.
2. Candidate will be given 30 seconds to look at the score as preview.
3. Candidate will be given the appropriate tempo by the examiner.
4. Candidate will play the accompaniment of the piece when given cue by the examiner.
Note:
- Any movements, e.g. playing without sound, fingering/stroke motion practice etc., are not allowed during
preview time.