BP.1/ AMEB Guidelines: What You Need to Know About Piano Grading in Australia?

Written By Ellie piano
 

Navigating the Path to Piano Excellence: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the AMEB Guidelines and Grading System in Australia


EXPLORE NOW

 

When embarking on a journey in the world of piano playing, it's essential to understand the grading system that guides your progress. In Australia, the Australia Music Examination Board (AMEB) sets the standards for piano examinations, offering a structured path for pianists of all levels. In this blog post, we'll break down the AMEB piano grading system and provide insights into what you need to know.

Level 1: Beginner

  • Preliminary

  • Grades 1-4

Level 2: Intermediate

  • Grades 5-8

  • Certificate of Performance

Level 3: Advanced

  • AmusA

  • LmusA

These levels provide a clear roadmap for your piano journey, whether you're just starting out or aiming for advanced qualifications. Each level represents a progression in skills and knowledge, with Preliminary serving as the entry point for beginners and AmusA and LmusA representing the pinnacle of achievement in piano performance.

 

Bp.1/

AMEB Guidelines: What You Need to Know About Piano Grading in Australia?

 

Continue to Exam Content to explore more…

 
Ellie piano
Previous

BP.2/ AMEB gudeline: Exam Content 1