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AMEB Queensland Annual Bulletin 2018
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Welcome to AMEB Queensland 2018
Welcome to AMEB Queensland 2018
It is with great excitement that I welcome you to the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) Queensland in
2018, the centenary year of AMEB as a national organisation in Australia.
On the 15th May, 1918, the AMEB emerged as a national body with the purpose of providing graded music
examinations for developing musicians – examinations which have since diversified considerably from the early days of
music assessments.
From classical instrumental studies and vocal performance, including Musical Theatre, Speech and Drama to
contemporary music studies and Rockschool, AMEB now provides progressive experiences, assisting students to reach
their potential as performers and musicians.
The Board provides syllabuses encompassing a wide range of subjects, offering students access to the best repertoire
through its various publications, and a number of new and revised syllabuses have been released for examination from
2018, including Oboe Series 1 and Piano for Leisure Series 4.
In 2018, AMEB (Qld) will have the pleasure of hosting a number of Piano for Leisure Series 4 workshops with Tim
Topham in Brisbane (Saturday 10th March), Sunshine Coast (Sunday 11th March) and Townsville (Sunday 22nd
April). I ask all teachers interested in attending these workshops to monitor our website (http://ameb.qld.edu.au/) and
Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/amebqld/) for more information.
Our State is also witnessing exponential growth in the number of candidates undertaking the Rockschool syllabus. In
2017, AMEB (Qld) held the first Rockschool ukulele examinations in Australia and, as a result of the increasing
demand for the popular music syllabus, we will also be holding a number of Rockschool workshops throughout 2018.
Again, I ask all teachers interested in attending these workshops to monitor our website and Facebook page for updates.
Queensland’s increasing appetite for music and speech and drama education is incredibly exciting. I’m sure the
upcoming year will be filled with numerous learning opportunities, new challenges and great performances.
We are delighted to be of service to the Arts community, and look forward to welcoming you and your students back in 2018.
Kiley Tierney
State Manager, AMEB (Qld)
Department of Education
Queensland Government
Qld State Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
9 Nathan Avenue, Ashgrove QLD 4060
P: (07) 3634 0933 or 1800 175 515
E: enquiries.ameb@det.qld.gov.au
Useful Links:
• AMEB Queensland – www.ameb.qld.edu.au
• AMEB Queensland Shop – http://amebshop.eq.edu.au/SHOP/
• Online Written Examinations – www.amebexams.edu.au
• Online Theory Courses – www.amebtheory.edu.au
• Rockschool – www.rockschool.ameb.edu.au
AMEB Queensland proudly partners with Kawai Australia.
This document has been prepared by the Australian Music Examinations Board (Qld).
© Copyright Australian Music Examinations Board (Qld), 2017. All rights reserved.
Disclaimer: This publication is intended as a guide to AMEB examinations in Queensland and is to be used as a teaching resource. It is
complementary to the current 2018 Manual of Syllabuses, but should not be used in place of the 2018 Manual of Syllabuses.
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AMEB (Qld) and the Queensland Advisory Committee
AMEB (Qld) and the QAC
AMEB holds more than 14,000 exams across Queensland each year, providing students with internationally recognised
performance and assessment opportunities in a diverse range of instruments and genres.
The Queensland Government Minister responsible for Education (Minister) is the Queensland signatory to the
constitution of AMEB Ltd. The Minister maintains a Queensland Advisory Committee that is responsible for advising
the Minister on the conduct of AMEB Examinations and Examination Policies in Queensland.
The Chair and members of the Queensland Advisory Committee to AMEB (Qld) are appointed by the Minister, and
comprise of relevant representatives from music and speech teaching associations, tertiary institutions, school and
examining authorities.
The current members of the Queensland Advisory Committee to the Minister in Queensland are:
• Mike Tyler DipT (Music), Principal Education Officer, State Schools – Performance, Department of
Education, Queensland (Chair)
• Max Olding AM, MMus (Qld), HonDMus (Qld), HonFQCM, DipMus (Melb), HonFMusA, AMusA (Deputy Chair)
• Sharie Armistead BBus (Coms) (QUT)
• Judy Fromyhr MEd (QUT), BAMusEd (Qld Con), BAMus (Tas Con)
• Laurel Muirhead LTCL, ATCL, AMusA
• David Cockburn BA, GradDipT, ATCL, Cert in Speaking (GSMD)
• June Finney ASDA, DipDA (NIDA)
• Associate Professor Gemma Carey EdD, MMus, BMus (QCM), AMusA, GradDip (QCM)
• Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Pickett CSM (Ret’d), MMus, LMus, LTCL, LRAM, ARCM, LTCL, ALCM
• Dr Malcom Cole PhD (JCU), MMusEd (UWA), CertMusEd (Hungary), BMus (UQ)
• Helen Smith MDipMus (QCM) (Perf), FDipMus (QCM) (Teaching), LMusA, ADipMus (QCM), AMusA
• Kiley Tierney BSocWk, DipAppSci (Community & Human Services) (AMEB Qld State Manager)
The members of the Queensland Advisory Committee are appointed for a two-year term.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Section Page
Welcome to AMEB Queensland 2018 ………………………………………………...………........... 3
AMEB (Qld) and the Queensland Advisory Committee ………..........……………………….......... 4
News and Information 2018: Publications and Syllabuses …………………………………….......... 6
News and Information 2018: Policies and Procedures …………………………………………........ 10
The AMEB (Qld) Examination Experience: Step-by-step Guide ………………………………….. 14
Services and Fees 2018 ………………………………………………………………………………. 15
Music Schedule of Fees 2018 ………………………………………………………………………... 16
Speech and Drama Schedule of Fees 2018 …………………………………………………………... 17
AMEB Rockschool Schedule of Fees 2018 …………………………………………………………... 18
Music Subject Codes 2018 …………………………………………………………………………… 19
Speech and Drama Subject Codes 2018 …………………………………………………..........…..... 25
Theory Subject Codes 2018 ………………………………………………………………………….. 26
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News and Information 2018
News and Information 2018
Publications and Syllabuses
New Releases:
Piano for Leisure Series 4
AMEB is pleased to announce that the following publications are available from November 2017 for Piano for Leisure:
• Piano for Leisure Series 4 - Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017)
• Piano for Leisure Series 4 Recording and Handbooks - Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017).
Note: Piano for Leisure Series 1, Series 2 and Series 3 can still be used with the current Piano for Leisure syllabus. No Grade
Book series is being withdrawn.
Note: Piano for Leisure Series 4 Recording and Handbooks – Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017) – do not contain a CD, as was the
case for previous series. These books now contain a code to download the tracks online.
Oboe
AMEB is pleased to announce that the following publications are available from November 2017 for Oboe:
• Oboe Series 1 – Preliminary to Grade 4 (2017)
• Oboe Technical work (2017)
• Oboe Sight-reading (2017)
• Oboe recorded accompaniments – Preliminary to Grade 3.
Recorded Accompaniments
In 2018, AMEB will continue to release recorded accompaniments for use in study and examinations. Where AMEB
recorded accompaniments are available, candidates may perform with those recordings in examinations as an alternative to
using an accompanist. Recordings will be available as CDs from AMEB’s Online Shop, from AMEB Preferred Retailers, and
as downloads from iTunes and other digital music outlets. For more information, refer to AMEB’s website (www.ameb.edu.
au).
New Syllabus:
Oboe
AMEB is proud to announce the launch of its new Oboe syllabus, available for examination in all states from 2018. As well as
the comprehensive review of the Manual Lists and the technical work requirements, culminating in the release of Oboe
Technical work (2017), for the first time ever this syllabus features Grade Books for Oboe (Series 1), from Preliminary to
Grade 4.
The Grade Books include a selection of appealing and pedagogically valuable repertoire in a range of styles. The new
syllabus also includes two additional examinations: Preliminary, at the beginning of the syllabus; and Certificate of
Performance, which serves both to cap the Level 2 examinations as well as prepare candidates for the requirements of the
Level 3 examinations.
The following resources, available from November 2017, may be used with the new syllabus:
• Oboe Series 1 – Preliminary to Grade 4 (2017)
• Oboe Technical work (2017)
• Oboe Sight-reading (2017)
• Oboe recorded accompaniments – Preliminary to Grade 3.
Oboe Technical work (2000) may not be used with the new syllabus. This book may only be used with the Oboe syllabus that
last appeared in the 2017 Manual of Syllabuses.
This new Oboe syllabus will be examined concurrently with the version of the Oboe syllabus that last appeared in the 2017
Manual of Syllabuses for two years after the release of the new syllabus.
From the start of 2020, the previous Oboe syllabus will no longer be available for examination.
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Revised Syllabus:
News and Information 2018
Tuba
A revised version of the Tuba syllabus appears for the first time in the 2018 Manual of Syllabuses. The main aims of these
revisions are:
• to replace works in the Manual Lists that are no longer in print;
• to replace works in the Manual Lists that are infrequently used;
• to remove the Orchestral Excerpts from Level 3 (Associate and Licentiate); and
• to update references made to widely used pedagogical volumes such as the Method for Tuba/Trumpet/
Trombone by Jean-Baptiste Arban so that page numbers and exercise numbers correlate to the current edition of
the volumes.
There have been no changes to the grade books or technical work requirements for this syllabus. The revised Tuba syllabus
will be examined concurrently with the version of the Tuba syllabus that last appeared in the 2017 Manual of Syllabuses for
two years after the release of the revised syllabus. From the start of 2020, the previous Tuba syllabus will no longer be
available for examination.
Syllabus Changes:
Theory of Music – Grade 3
Under ‘Creative’, candidates are now required to complete BOTH a) and b). That is, they are now required to BOTH write a
rhythmic pattern to a simple couplet AND write a melody of 4 bars (previously they chose either a) OR b)).
Theory of Music – Grade 4, Grade 5 and Grade 6
Under ‘Creative Work’, option b) to complete a melody has been removed. ALL candidates are now required to complete a),
that is, to write a melody to a passage of text.
Recital Examinations (2018 Trial Continuation)
The Recital Examination trial will continue in 2018, allowing a full year of data to be collected and reviewed before a
decision is made as to the future of this examination. Therefore, in 2018, candidates will still be able to undertake a Recital
Examination in violin, flute, trumpet and drama and communication. The Recital Examination will comprise of repertoire
only, and will feature material from the AMEB syllabuses along with an ‘Own Choice’ option. Go to www.ameb.edu.au for
more information.
Syllabus Developments:
Syllabus Reviews
In late 2018, AMEB plans to release a new Piano syllabus for examination from January 2019, supported by publications
including: Grade Books (Preliminary to Grade 8); and Recording and Handbooks (Preliminary to Grade 8); as well as a new
Technical work book and a new Sight-reading book.
Rockschool:
Rockschool Examinations
The Board of AMEB Ltd is pleased to continue our partnership with Rockschool in 2018 to deliver exams and
syllabuses in Australia through AMEB.
Rockschool is a vibrant contemporary music program of examinations and qualifications for electric guitar, acoustic guitar,
bass, drums, vocals, piano, ukulele, bands, popular music theory and music production. Based in the UK, Rockschool
specialises in music of the most popular genres in a range of rock, pop, metal, jazz and funk styles. Its qualifications are
recognised globally with tens of thousands of examinations conducted in the UK and 38 countries around the world.
Rockschool examinations are scheduled and administered by the AMEB State Offices (apart from Music Production).
AMEB is pleased to announce that in 2018, the first Rockschool Music Production examinations will be held in Australia. On
completion of a Music Production grade, candidates will possess a wealth of technical, practical and theoretical knowledge
that they can apply to real-world scenarios, whether it be audio production, electronic music production, mixing, editing,
mastering or sound for media.
Interested schools and candidates should contact the AMEB Federal Office at rockschool@ameb.edu.au.
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Rockschool New Syllabuses and Notice of Withdrawal from Examination
News and Information 2018
New electric guitar, bass and drum syllabuses will be released in late 2018; however, the current syllabuses will be valid for
use in examinations until late 2019 (to obtain exact dates of these changes, please contact the Federal Office). The current
Vocals Syllabus is being extended until further notice.
Rockschool Music Exam Centres
All examination centres must have the following equipment to be able to hold Rockschool exams.
All Examinations:
The examination room should be large enough to allow 3 metres between candidate and examiner, and must contain:
• one large table and one chair for the examiner;
• one chair and two music stands for the candidate; and
• a small PA system, a CD player situated where it can be operated by the examiner and a USB compatible music-
player.
In addition to the examination room requirements, there are specific requirements for the following instruments:
• Guitar – one guitar amplifier with a footswitch and jack-to-jack lead;
• Bass – one bass amplifier and a jack-to-jack lead;
• Drum – one drum kit (including kick, snare, 2 x raised toms, floor tom, hi-hat, 2 crash cymbals, ride cymbal,
adjustable stool);
• Piano – one digital piano and/or an upright or grand piano. If provided, it must be in tune at concert pitch (A440)
prior to the exam session; and
• Vocal – one vocal PA, a microphone and microphone stand with a lead. For Grade 6-8 exams, a keyboard is also
required.
AMEB Centenary:
Centenary Celebration Events
AMEB turns 100 years old as a national organisation in 2018. Great events are planned to celebrate the history of
achievement, many of which are interactive, and point towards another 100 years of successfully supporting music education
in Australia. Check the AMEB Centenary website for details (www.centenary.ameb.edu.au) and join in the celebrations!
A Centenary Celebration: The Australian Music Examinations Board 1918 to 2018. An Illustrated History.
At the invitation of the Board, Dr Rita Crews has written a history of AMEB that will be released in May, 2018. To purchase a
copy of the book, or attend its launch, keep an eye on the centenary website (www.centenary.ameb.edu.au) for more
information.
Online:
AMEB Online Music Shop
All AMEB publications are now available for purchase from the AMEB Online Music Shop at www.ameb.edu.au. Express and
Regular Post shipping options are available, as well as a guide to finding your local AMEB Preferred Retailer.
In addition, all AMEB syllabuses and a number of past examination papers and study resources are available for purchase as
digital downloads from www.ameb.edu.au.
Online Examinations
Online written exams will continue in 2018, but the software platform that delivers the online exams is changing. The new
platform will be available from Monday 15 January, 2018; and, from this date, all online examinations will need to be
undertaken in this platform. Go to the State Office or Federal Office website for details (www.exams.ameb.edu.au).
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Oboe Series 1
New syllabus and publications available
November 2017
Featuring:
Oboe Series 1 Grade books
(Preliminary to Grade 4)
Oboe Series 1 Recorded accompaniments
(Preliminary to Grade 3)
Oboe Sight-reading (2017)
Oboe Technical work (2017)
New Piano for Leisure Series 4 Grade Books
and Recording & Handbooks from AMEB
Series 4 provides additional resources for users of the current Piano for Leisure syllabus,
featuring graded repertoire for study and examinations. Series 4 will be listed alongside
Series 1, 2 and 3 in the 2018 syllabus.
Titles:
• Series 4 Grade Books - Preliminary
to Grade 8
• Series 4 Recordings & Handbooks -
Preliminary to Grade 8
Highlights:
• Grade Books feature repertoire options in a wide
variety of styles, from German Baroque to
contemporary film score.
• Recordings & Handbooks feature professional
recordings with background information and analyses
of each work in the corresponding Grade Book.
• These new releases support the current Piano for
Leisure syllabus - technical work, manual lists and
syllabus requirements remain the same!
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Policies and Procedures
Policies and Procedures 2018
Acceptance of Enrolments
Enrolments are accepted by AMEB (Qld) on the understanding that teachers, private entrants, candidates and parents:
• agree to AMEB (Qld) policies and procedures;
• accept that assessments shall be made strictly in accordance with the syllabus, requirements, objectives and
regulations prescribed in the 2018 AMEB Manual of Syllabuses; and
• pay the required fees associated with the enrolment.
An examination schedule advising enrollers and candidates of the allocated examination time and date will be sent to the
enroller three weeks prior to practical examinations. All rescheduling must occur in consultation with AMEB (Qld), with
appropriate fees paid prior to the requested change being approved.
Annual Diploma Concert and Awards Presentation
AMEB (Qld) 2018 Annual Diploma Concert and Awards Presentation will take place on Friday 9 February, 2018, at the
Queensland Conservatorium in South Bank.
AMEB (Qld) has a cut-off date (for successful completion of the required Theory of Music, Musicianship or Music Craft [or
other alternate examining authority] examinations), which is subject to change each year depending on the concert date.
These cut-off dates will be posted on AMEB (Qld) website (http://ameb.qld.edu.au/) and Facebook page (https://www.face-
book.com/amebqld/) towards the end of the year.
Care and Supervision of Candidates
Parents/guardians and/or enrolling teachers and candidates are responsible for candidates’ transportation to and from the
examination venue, and for the care and supervision of candidates at all times when the candidate is not in the examination
room.
Candidates for written examinations will not be allowed to leave the examination room within the first hour of the
examinations. Candidates who have finished writing at any other time may leave the examination room, but will not be
allowed to return. Once candidates have left the examination room, AMEB has no further responsibility for supervising
candidates.
Responsible parents, guardians and/or enrolling teachers should instruct candidates aged 18 years or younger to remain in
the examination room until the scheduled completion time of the examination, unless arrangements have been made for
their care and supervision outside the examination room.
It should be noted that, pursuant to the current Working with Children (Risk Management & Screening) Act 2000 (Qld), all
AMEB Queensland Supervisors and Examiners hold current Blue Cards or Exemption from Holding Blue Cards
Registration.
Complaints
AMEB (Qld) Examiners assess the performance they hear on the day of the exam against the Regulations, Grading
Descriptors and Objectives for the grade, outlined in the 2018 Manual of Syllabuses.
We understand that receiving an unexpected result may lead to disappointment given the dedication and many hours of
practice that goes into preparing for an exam; however, the Examiners bring their professional judgement to bear on the day.
Complainants should note that when a candidate’s grade is submitted for review by the Principal Examiner, the original
grade can be upgraded, upheld or downgraded.
AMEB (Qld) is a part of the Queensland Government’s Department of Education. As such, all customer complaints received
are processed in line with their Customer Complaints Management Framework, Policy and Procedure.
For more information about AMEB (Qld) Customer Complaints Management approach, please visit: http://ameb.qld.edu.au/
AMEBinfo/Pages/policies.aspx
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Policies and Procedures 2018
Examination centres are selected based on availability within the nominated session and in convenient proximity to the
enroller, where possible.
For examinations outside of metropolitan Brisbane, a minimum of five hours examining is required. Where there are
insufficient candidates to meet the minimum requirement, AMEB may negotiate alternative arrangements. Options may
include requesting candidates to travel to the nearest available centre; or providing the opportunity to withdraw from the
examination with a full refund of the examination fee.
Enrollers and candidates should note that warm-up rooms are not always available prior to examinations held at AMEB
(Qld) Ashgrove-based studios, nor are they guaranteed in other locations. Candidates sitting an examination in a regional
location are strongly encouraged to make final preparations at home before travelling to the examination venue.
Candidates are encouraged to complete online examinations where possible. Written examinations can only be offered in
those centres where it is commercially viable to do so. Where candidates have requested examinations in non-viable centres,
they will be given the option of sitting their examination online, or sitting their examination at the nearest viable written-
examination centre. Where neither option is deemed suitable by the candidate, the examination fee paid will be refunded in
full.
Teachers may request that music and speech examinations be conducted at a private centre, studio or school. A minimum of
three hours (metropolitan) and five hours (regional) of examining will be required.
Payments to AMEB (Qld)
AMEB (Qld) is a part of the Queensland Government, so all transactions will appear on your bank statement as ‘Queensland
Government 2’ or ‘Qld Gov 2’. Unfortunately, AMEB (Qld) does not have a unique identifier and the name appearing on
bank statements cannot be changed. Please be aware of this when checking your bank statements and before cancelling your
payments to us.
Also, please note that a failure to receive payment for an examination will result in a candidate’s result/s being withheld.
Photocopies
In general, the Copyright Act prohibits the use of photocopied music. Photocopies should not be used by candidates in
AMEB examinations, unless an exception to copyright applies, or the relevant music publisher has granted permission for
the candidate to make a copy. Candidates are permitted to use photocopies for ease of page turning; however, the original
version of the score, from which the copy was made, must be in the examination room with the candidate.
In some circumstances, a copy of music may be required for use by the examiner. In these cases, if performing from memory,
candidates should provide a published edition of the music to the examiner. Diploma candidates must supply a copy of their
music to the examiner.
If you are unsure of the provisions of the Copyright Act please refer to the ‘Guide to Music Copyright for Australian
Educators’ on the APRA/AMCOS website or contact APRA/AMCOS on 1300 852 388 or apra@apra.com.au.
Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA)
Certain AMEB subjects and levels have been recognised by the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA)
and may contribute towards a student’s Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).
It is essential for students in Years 10, 11 and 12 to advise the AMEB (Qld) State Office of their Learning Unique Identifier
number (LUI number), which is issued through their school. This will enable the AMEB to support the transmission of
eligible results directly to the QCAA.
For students graduating in the 2018 calendar year, it is imperative that LUI numbers are supplied to the AMEB (Qld) State
Office no later than Wednesday, 31 October, 2018.
For further information and the full list of subjects, please visit the QCAA website on https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/.
11Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC)
Policies and Procedures 2018
The Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) may recognise AMEB qualifications, Grade 7 and above, for the
purpose of assigning a tertiary ranking for entry to some Queensland tertiary courses.
Please note that for the purpose of assigning a tertiary ranking, QTAC will require a theory component additional to the
AMEB requirements. Subjects impacted would include the ‘For Leisure’ syllabuses (Grade 7 and above) and the ‘CPM’
syllabuses (Keyboard Grade 7 and above, and all other CPM syllabuses Advancing Steps 3 & 4). For further information,
please contact QTAC on (07) 3858 1222.
Recorded Accompaniments
Accompaniment is essential wherever the pieces presented are provided with piano accompaniments, with the exception of
Extra List pieces (please refer to ‘Accompanist’ on p. xii in the General Requirements Practical Examinations section of the
current 2018 Manual of Syllabuses). This should be checked with the retailer at the time of purchase of the solo part.
Voice and all instrumental subjects (other than piano, accordion, organ, harp and classical guitar) are to be accompanied.
Where AMEB recorded accompaniments are available, candidates may perform with those recordings in their examination
as an alternative to using an accompanist. It is the candidate’s responsibility to provide and operate suitable equipment for the
examination. Please be mindful of your candidate’s age and technical ability when using recorded accompaniments.
Candidates should refer to the foreword of the relevant instrumental syllabus in the annual Manual of Syllabuses for further
information on recorded accompaniments for their instrument.
Where candidates are performing with recorded accompaniments in an examination, they must use the ‘100%’ or
‘performance’ tempo.
Extra Lists may be performed unaccompanied, even if written with accompaniment.
Recording Examinations
AMEB does not record examinations for a number of reasons, including equity across regions, access issues and expense.
Candidates are not permitted to film or record their own examinations.
Refunds and Transfer Policy
If a candidate is unable to attend an examination due to medical and/or other extenuating circumstances and the
examination has not yet been scheduled, a candidate’s enrolment may be changed without charge. Such changes can only be
made to another examination session within the same calendar year. However, if the examination has been scheduled, the
examination can only be changed to another date and time within the same calendar year when a deferment fee is paid and
relevant documentation (e.g. medical certificate) is received by AMEB (Qld).
If a candidate is unable to attend a practical or written examination due to medical reasons and/or other extenuating
circumstances, a refund of 50 per cent of the enrolment fee may be made upon receipt of a written request, together with
appropriate supporting documentation. This request must be lodged within the same calendar year.
Candidates cannot re-sit an examination within the same session of that calendar year, but are eligible to re-enrol for that
examination in a subsequent session later in the same calendar year.
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Policies and Procedures 2018
AMEB (Qld) endeavours to dispatch results to enrollers within 14 days of an examination.
Re-evaluation of Written Examination Papers
Teachers and candidates are able to apply for a re-evaluation of a written examination result (Theory of Music, Musicianship,
Music Craft and Speech and Performance Theory). The request must be made in writing and accompanied by the prescribed
fee.
Please note that when a paper is submitted for re-evaluation, the original mark can increase, decrease or remain the same. In
the event that a re-evaluation of the examination results in an adjustment of the grade awarded, the re-evaluation fee will be
refunded.
Special Requests
AMEB recognises that clients and candidates function in an environment of conflicting needs. To assist, AMEB (Qld)
provides enrollers with the opportunity to note any circumstances on the enrolment form that may impact their candidates
attending an examination. Special requests may include avoiding the dates of school camps, sporting functions, other
examination commitments, religious observations etc. While every consideration is given to requests, it may not be possible
to meet all requests, particularly if the request is for an exam to fall at the end of an examination session.
Enrollers are requested to note that AMEB (Qld) may schedule practical examinations on Saturdays, Sundays, public
holidays and in the evenings – depending on demand for service. If any candidates cannot be examined at these times, please
include this advice in any special requests.
School holidays are usually avoided; however, those candidates looking to enrol in Brisbane Session 25 in 2018 should note
that the first week of that session coincides with the second week of the 2018 September school holidays.
Special Needs Candidates
AMEB (Qld) makes every effort to accommodate candidates with special needs by making reasonable adjustments to ensure
candidates with disabilities are able to participate on the same basis as other candidates. Teachers and candidates should
contact the AMEB (Qld) State Office to discuss their particular needs ahead of any examinations and supply any supporting
documentation.
Use of Electronic Media
Candidates are advised that the functioning of laptops for PowerPoint presentations is the responsibility of the individual
candidate. As such, each candidate should ensure they are familiar with the equipment to avoid delays in presentation.
Visual Impairment
Practical examination candidates with vision impairments have the option of completing either sight-reading for the grade
they are completing, or aural tests from one grade higher. If candidates choose to undertake the sight-reading, a number of
procedures will apply. Please contact the AMEB (Qld) State Office for more information on these procedures.
Written examination candidates with vision impairments should contact the AMEB (Qld) State Office to discuss their special needs.
Join in our 100 year
celebrations in 2018
There will be a series of centenary events and
projects running throughout the year.
Keep your eye on our centenary website for details.
www.centenary.ameb.edu.au
Celebrating History ‑ Embracing the Future
13The AMEB (Qld) Examination Experience: Step-by-step Guide
The AMEB (Qld) Examination Experience: Step-by-step Guide
1. Enrolling a Candidate
There are two ways a candidate can be enrolled to sit an examination at AMEB (Qld) – Online at http://amebshop.eq.edu.au/
SHOP/ or via an enrolment form available for download from http://ameb.qld.edu.au.
For enrolling via an enrolment form, all of the relevant sections on the form must be completed, including the
candidate’s name, number and date of birth, as well as the grade and corresponding subject code. Candidates also need to
provide the correct teacher/enroller code, to ensure examination notices, practical examination advices and results are sent
to the correct person.
AMEB (Qld) staff cannot manually complete an enrolment form for an enroller. Forms submitted incorrectly will be returned to
the enroller to amend or complete the required sections before the enrolment is accepted and an examination scheduled.
Candidates enrolling online can purchase the appropriate grade exam from the online shop (http://amebshop.eq.edu.au/
SHOP/). Please complete all fields when enrolling, including providing a teacher/enroller code and the candidate’s name,
number and date of birth.
Please use the Special Requests section of the enrolment form to highlight any dates the enrolling candidate may be
unavailable. While every consideration is given to these requests, it may not be possible to meet all requests, particularly for
requests for exams to fall at the end of an examination session.
All enrolments received after the published closing date for the session will incur a late fee.
2. Confirmation of Enrolment, Practical Examination Advice and Examination Schedule
The enroller will receive immediate confirmation of enrolment if lodged online. Other enrollers will receive confirmation
from AMEB (Qld) scheduling team after the closing date for the session, via email or post.
After completion of the scheduling, Practical Examination Advices, Schedules and Candidate Slips are generated and
emailed/posted to the enroller with a minimum of three weeks’ notice prior to the examination date.
If a candidate is unable to attend an examination due to medical and/or other extenuating circumstances and the
examination has not yet been scheduled, a candidate’s enrolment may be changed to another examination session within the
same calendar year without charge. However, if the examination has been scheduled, the examination can only be changed
to another date/time within the same calendar year after a deferment fee is paid and relevant documentation (e.g. medical
certificate) is received by AMEB (Qld).
3. Examination Day
On the examination day, candidates need to arrive at the designated examination centre at least 15 minutes prior to their
examination time. Please ensure each candidate has their completed Candidate Slip with them, as these are required by
examiners to conduct examinations. Where warm-up rooms are available, a five (5) minute warm-up will be offered to the
candidate.
4. Results
AMEB Qld stipulates a 14-day timeframe (following an examination) for results to be dispatched to enrollers from the State Office.
YOU RECORDED
Series 3 Series 1
Flute
series 3
Percussion
Flute | Series 3 Recorded Clarinet | Series 3 Saxophone | Series 2 – Alto Saxophone | Series 2 – Tenor series 2 Percussion | Series 1 series 2 Recorded
Recorded
Recorded
Clarinet
Accompaniments Preliminary Accompaniments
Saxophone
Preliminary Grade 1
Saxophone
Accompaniments Grade 1 Grade 1 Accompaniments
Grade book pieces
ASKED, ACCOMPANIMENTS
List B List A
List B List B List B
1 Deo gratias Anglia Traditional arr. Hodgson 1 L’homme au sable Brahms arr. Lancelot and Classens 1 Minuet Bach arr. Harrison alto 1 Minuet Bach arr. Harrison tenor
1 Tip toe!
2 We will rock you
Rebecca Lloyd-Jones
Brian May arr. Parker
2 Gavotte Michael Prætorius arr. Harris and Adams 2 The trout Schubert arr. Walton 2 Le tambourin Rameau arr. Walton 2 Le tambourin Rameau arr. Walton 3 Jazzy cat Alan Lawrence
3 Awake, my love Johannes Brahms arr. Adams and Gout 3 The little dove Traditional arr Harris 3 All beautiful the march of days Traditional arr. Cockcroft 3 All beautiful the march of days Traditional arr. Cockcroft 4 A bluesy march Ian Cleworth
4 Rise and shine! Carl Czerny arr. Barratt 4 Lullaby Weber arr. Harris 4 The ash grove Traditional arr. Cockcroft and Vendy 4 The ash grove Traditional arr. Cockcroft and Vendy 5 Basse-danse Peter Warlock arr. Hodgson
5 Take it easy Pamela Wedgwood List C List C List C List B
List C 5 Blue Monday Rae 5 As long as he needs me Bart arr. Harris and Calland 5 As long as he needs me Bart arr. Harris and Calland 6 Canons all round Gordon Hughes
FOR EXAMINATION
Clown dance Sally Adams and Alan Gout 6 Mungindi magic Walton Piper’s lullaby Carter Piper’s lullaby Carter
WE
6 6 6
7 Juniper on the hill Traditional arr. Montgomery
7 Tear drops Andy Firth 7 The Lachlan Way Walton 7 Latin sunset Firth 7 Latin sunset Firth 8 Walzer Nebojša Jovan Živković
8 The elephant Camille Saint-Saëns arr. Nightingale 8 Three blue mice Rae 8 Générique Masson 8 Générique Masson 9 Furusato Teiichi Okano arr. Parker
9 I wish I practiced more Paul Harris
10 Hopak Carol Barratt List C
Recorded
10 A sea voyage David Pye
Recorded
Recorded
Recorded
Recorded
Recorded
11 Seesaw Traditional arr. Hodgson
Accompaniments
Recorded
Recorded
Accompaniments
Recorded
Recorded
Technical work
AND PRACTICE
12 Grade 1 Untuned study David Montgomery
LISTENED!
13 Grade 1 Timpani/soft stick study David Montgomery
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
Preliminary Preliminary Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
Accompaniments
14 Grade 1 Tuned study David Montgomery
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14Services and Fees 2018
Services and Fees 2018
For the following services and further information, please contact the AMEB (Queensland) office.
Service Fee (incl GST) Information
2018 Manual of Syllabuses
Music Syllabuses $24.95 + postage AMEB Manuals of Syllabuses can be accessed from
the AMEB (Qld) shopping site www.ameb.qld.edu.au
or from the AMEB (Qld) State office.
Rockschool Syllabus Free Download Available from Rockschool website www.rockschool.
ameb.edu.au
Speech Syllabuses Free Download Available on request from AMEB Qld State office
Ensemble Syllabus Available Available from
CPM Syllabus Available AMEB Federal website
www.ameb.edu.au
Revised CPM Keyboard Available
Past Examination Papers
Past examination papers $3.00 per paper Copies of written examinations for the past three
+ postage years are available from the AMEB office (subject to
stock availability and copyright clearance).
Late Fees
Per candidate per enrolment $26.00 Enrolments received after the published closing date
for the session will incur a late fee.
Transfer of Enrolment - Per Candidate Per Enrolment
P Plate Piano & Pre Exam $24.00
Preliminary to Grade 2 $42.00
Where an examination has been scheduled, the
Grade 3 to Grade 4 $55.00
examination can only be changed within the same
Grade 5 & 6, CPM Adv Steps 1 & 2 $62.00 year where a transfer fee is paid and relevant
Grade 7 – Cert, CPM Adv Steps 3 & 4 $80.00 documentation is received by AMEB (Qld).
Associate $150.00
Licentiate $262.00
Duplicate Certificates
Duplicate grade certificate $26.00 Duplicate certificates will be supplied on receipt
Duplicate diploma certificate $26.00 of full details in writing regarding date, place and
school/teacher, and payment of the applicable fee.
Search fee for results prior to 1991 $67.00 per year searched Plus cost of Certificate, postage and handling.
Re-evaluation of written examination papers
Grade 1 – Grade 8 $67.00 AMEB (QLD) must be notified within 12 weeks
of the examination date if you believe an error has
been made. The fee must be submitted to arrange a
reassessment.
A re-evaluation of written examination results for
Music Craft, Theory, Musicianship and Speech and
Performance Theory may be requested in writing. In
the event that examiner error is established and the
grade is adjusted, the fee is refunded.
Postage Standard Letter $4.00 postage
Manual $10.00 postage
Publications $10.00 postage
15Music Schedule of Fees 2018
Music Schedule of Fees 2018
Grade Practice of Leisure Recital Subjects CPM CPM
Music Subjects Flute, Trumpet, Keyboard Advancing
Inc. Percussion, Piano, Singing, Violin Bass, Guitar,
Musical Theatre Saxophone Drum Kit, Vocal
P Plate 1, 2, 3 $51.00
Preliminary $90.00 $85.00 $85.00 $90.00
Grade 1 / Step 1 $104.00 $98.00 $98.00 $104.00 $172.00
Grade 2 / Step 2 $109.00 $105.00 $105.00 $109.00 $172.00
Grade 3 / Step 3 $113.00 $110.00 $110.00 $113.00 $172.00
Grade 4 / Step 4 $123.00 $115.00 $115.00 $123.00 $172.00
Grade 5 $131.00 $124.00 $124.00 $131.00
Grade 6 $150.00 $137.00 $137.00 $150.00
Grade 7 $184.00 $158.00 $158.00 $184.00
Grade 8 $217.00 $184.00 $184.00 $217.00
Certificate of
$253.00 $213.00 $268.00
Performance
Associate $317.00
Licentiate $496.00
Grade Ensemble Music Craft Theory of Music Musicianship
Performance
Per Group
Grade 1 / Step 1 $123.00 $70.00 $70.00
Grade 2 / Step 2 $131.00 $74.00 $74.00
Grade 3 / Step 3 $150.00 $77.00 $77.00
Grade 4 / Step 4 $166.00 $81.00 $87.00
Grade 5 $172.00 $89.00 $87.00 $92.00
Grade 6 $184.00 $94.00 $90.00 $97.00
Grade 7 $217.00
Grade 8 $253.00
Associate $317.00
Licentiate $496.00
Associate Theory of Music Licentiate Theory of Music
Musicology $124.00 Musicology $144.00
Harmony and Counterpoint $124.00 Harmony and Counterpoint $144.00
Orchestration and Arrangement $124.00 Orchestration and Arrangement $144.00
Teaching Syllabuses and Awards
Section CTMusA ATMusA LTMusA
Section I (Written) $124.00 $124.00 $124.00
Section II (Resource File) $124.00 $124.00 $124.00
Section III(a) (Practical) $227.00 $258.00 $340.00
Section III(b) (Practical) $227.00 $258.00 $340.00
16Speech and Drama Schedule of Fees 2018
Speech and Drama Schedule of Fees 2018
Grade Drama and Voice and Drama and
Performance Communication Communication
Introductory $172.00
Preliminary $90.00 $90.00
Grade 1 $104.00 $104.00 $172.00
Grade 2 $109.00 $109.00 $213.00
Grade 3 $113.00 $113.00 $213.00
Grade 4 $123.00 $123.00 $213.00
Grade 5 $131.00 $131.00 $268.00
Grade 6 $150.00 $150.00 $284.00
Grade 7 $169.00 $169.00
Grade 8 $184.00 $184.00
Certificate $219.00 $219.00
Associate
Section I $317.00 $317.00
Section II $166.00 $166.00
Licentiate
Section I $427.00
Section II $203.00
Section III $203.00
Pre-exam The pre-exam will run for 10 minutes and the fee will be $59.00
Grade Drama and Communication Speech and Performance Theory
Recital
Preliminary $85.00
Grade 1 $98.00 $70.00
Grade 2 $105.00 $74.00
Grade 3 $110.00 $77.00
Grade 4 $115.00 $81.00
Grade 5 $124.00 $86.00
Grade 6 $137.00 $91.00
Grade 7 $101.00
Grade 8
Certificate
Associate
Section I
Section II
Licentiate
Section I
Section II
Section III
Pre-exam The pre-exam will run for 10 minutes and the fee will be $59.00
17AMEB Rockschool Schedule of Fees 2018
AMEB Rockschool Schedule of Fees 2018
Grade Exams and Performance Certificates
Grade Price
Debut $85.00
Grade 1 $135.00
Grade 2 $135.00
Grade 3 $135.00
Grade 4 $165.00
Grade 5 $165.00
Grade 6 $190.00
Grade 7 $190.00
Grade 8 $190.00
Premier Performance Certificates Band Exams
Grade Price Grade Price (fee per candidate)
Guitar $75.00 Grade 3 $60.00
Bass $75.00 Grade 5 $65.00
Drums $75.00 Grade 8 $75.00
Performance Diplomas
Instrument Level 4 Level 6
Guitar $410.00 $570.00
Bass $410.00 $570.00
Drums $410.00 $570.00
Piano $410.00 $570.00
Vocal $410.00 $570.00
Popular Music Theory
Grade Price
Debut $80.00
Grade 1 $85.00
Grade 2 $90.00
Grade 3 $95.00
Grade 4 $100.00
Grade 5 $105.00
Grade 6 $110.00
Grade 7 $115.00
Grade 8 $120.00
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18Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE CLARINET EUPHONIUM O/S HARP
1940 Preliminary 0842 Grade 1 0231 Grade 1
ACCORDION
STRADELLA 1941 Grade 1 0843 Grade 2 0232 Grade 2
0610 Preliminary 1942 Grade 2 0844 Grade 3 0233 Grade 3
0611 Grade 1 1943 Grade 3 0845 Grade 4 0234 Grade 4
0612 Grade 2 1944 Grade 4 0851 Grade 5 0235 Grade 5
0613 Grade 3 1945 Grade 5 0852 Grade 6 0236 Grade 6
0614 Grade 4 1946 Grade 6 0853 Grade 7 0237 Grade 7
0615 Grade 5 1947 Grade 7 0854 Grade 8 0238 Grade 8
0616 Grade 6 1948 Grade 8 0855 Associate 0239 Associate
0617 Grade 7 Certificate of 0856 Licentiate 0249 Licentiate
1949
Performance
0618 Grade 8 EUPHONIUM N/S HORN
1950 Associate
0619 Associate 4261 Grade 1 0931 Grade 1
1951 Licentiate
0620 Licentiate 4262 Grade 2 0932 Grade 2
CLASSICAL GUITAR
BASSOON 4263 Grade 3 0933 Grade 3
4070 Preliminary
4111 Grade 1 4264 Grade 4 0934 Grade 4
4071 Grade 1
4112 Grade 2 4265 Grade 5 0935 Grade 5
4072 Grade 2
4113 Grade 3 4266 Grade 6 0936 Grade 6
4073 Grade 3
4114 Grade 4 4267 Grade 7 0937 Grade 7
4074 Grade 4
4115 Grade 5 4268 Grade 8 0938 Grade 8
4075 Grade 5
4116 Grade 6 4269 Associate 0939 Associate
4076 Grade 6
4117 Grade 7 4270 Licentiate 0940 Licentiate
4077 Grade 7
4118 Grade 8 FLUTE MUSICAL THEATRE
4078 Grade 8
Certificate of 4090 Preliminary 4200 Preliminary
4119 Certificate of
Performance 4079
Performance 4091 Grade 1 4201 Grade 1
4120 Associate
4080 Associate 4092 Grade 2 4202 Grade 2
4121 Licentiate
4081 Licentiate 4093 Grade 3 4203 Grade 3
CELLO 4094 Grade 4 4204 Grade 4
DOUBLE BASS
1980 Preliminary 4095 Grade 5 4205 Grade 5
4050 Preliminary
1981 Grade 1 4096 Grade 6 4206 Grade 6
4051 Grade 1
1982 Grade 2 4097 Grade 7 4207 Grade 7
4052 Grade 2
1983 Grade 3 4098 Grade 8 4208 Grade 8
4053 Grade 3
1984 Grade 4 Certificate of Certificate of
4054 Grade 4 4099 4209
1985 Grade 5 Performance Performance
4055 Grade 5
1986 Grade 6 4100 Associate 4210 Associate
4056 Grade 6
1987 Grade 7 4101 Licentiate 4211 Licentiate
4057 Grade 7
1988 Grade 8
4058 Grade 8 *O/S - Old Syllabus
Certificate of
1989 Certificate of
Performance 4059 *N/S - New Syllabus
Performance
1990 Associate
4060 Associate
1991 Licentiate
4061 Licentiate
19Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE 1352 Book 2 RECORDER SINGING
OBOE O/S 1353 Book 3 0601 Grade 1 2010 Preliminary
0602 Grade 2 2011 Grade 1
1121 Grade 1 PIANO
0603 Grade 3 2012 Grade 2
1122 Grade 2 1560 Preliminary
0604 Grade 4 2013 Grade 3
1123 Grade 3 1561 Grade 1
0605 Grade 5 2014 Grade 4
1124 Grade 4 1562 Grade 2
1125 Grade 5 0606 Grade 6 2015 Grade 5
1563 Grade 3
1126 Grade 6 1564 Grade 4 0607 Grade 7 2016 Grade 6
1127 Grade 7 0608 Grade 8 2017 Grade 7
1565 Grade 5
0609 Associate 2018 Grade 8
1128 Grade 8 1566 Grade 6
0209 Licentiate Certificate of
1129 Associate 1567 Grade 7 2019
Performance
1130 Licentiate 1568 Grade 8 SAXOPHONE
2020 Associate
Certificate of 1961 Grade 1
OBOE N/S 1569 2021 Licentiate
Performance
1962 Grade 2
4300 Preliminary
1570 Associate SINGING
4301 Grade 1 1963 Grade 3
1571 Licentiate FOR LEISURE
4302
1964 Grade 4
Grade 2
1840 Preliminary
PIANO FOR LEISURE 1965 Grade 5
4303 Grade 3
1841 Grade 1
1280 Preliminary 1966 Grade 6
4304 Grade 4
1842 Grade 2
1281 Grade 1 1967 Grade 7
4305 Grade 5
1843 Grade 3
1282 Grade 2 1968 Grade 8
4306 Grade 6
1844 Grade 4
1283 Grade 3 Certificate of
4307 Grade 7 1969
Performance 1845 Grade 5
1284 Grade 4
4308 Grade 8
1970 Associate 1846 Grade 6
1285 Grade 5
Certificate of
4309 1971 Licentiate 1847 Grade 7
Performance 1286 Grade 6
1848 Grade 8
4310 Associate 1287 Grade 7 SAXOPHONE
FOR LEISURE Certificate of
4311 Licentiate 1288 Grade 8 1849
1830 Preliminary Performance
Certificate of
PERCUSSION 1289
Performance 1831 Grade 1 TROMBONE O/S
4130 Preliminary
PICCOLO 1832 Grade 2 0941 Grade 1
4131 Grade 1
0672 Grade 1 1833 Grade 3 0942 Grade 2
4132 Grade 2
0673 Grade 2 1834 Grade 4 0943 Grade 3
4133 Grade 3
0674 Grade 3 1835 Grade 5 0944 Grade 4
4134 Grade 4
0174 Grade 4 1836 Grade 6 0945 Grade 5
4135 Grade 5
1837 Grade 7 0946 Grade 6
4136 Grade 6 PIPE ORGAN
1838 Grade 8 0947 Grade 7
4137 Grade 7 0373 Grade 3
Certificate of 0948 Grade 8
4138 Grade 8 0374 Grade 4 1839
Performance 0949 Associate
Certificate of 0375 Grade 5
4139 0950 Licentiate
Performance 0376 Grade 6
4140 Associate 0377 Grade 7
4141 Licentiate 0378 Grade 8
P PLATE PIANO 0379 Associate
1351 Book 1 0427 Licentiate
20Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE TUBA O/S VIOLIN B FLAT FLUGELHORN
TROMBONE N/S 0951 Grade 1 4030 Preliminary 1021 Grade 1
4241 Grade 1 0952 Grade 2 4031 Grade 1 1022 Grade 2
0953 Grade 3 4032 Grade 2 1023 Grade 3
4242 Grade 2
0954 Grade 4 4033 Grade 3 1024 Grade 4
4243 Grade 3
0955 Grade 5 4034 Grade 4 1025 Grade 5
4244 Grade 4
0956 Grade 6 4035 Grade 5 1026 Grade 6
4245 Grade 5
0957 Grade 7 4036 Grade 6 1027 Grade 7
4246 Grade 6
0958 Grade 8 4037 Grade 7 1028 Grade 8
4247 Grade 7
0959 Associate 4038 Grade 8 1029 Associate
4248 Grade 8
0960 Licentiate Certificate of 1030 Licentiate
4249 Associate 4039
Performance
4250 Licentiate TUBA N/S B FLAT BARITONE
4040 Associate
TROMBONE- BASS 4271 Grade 1 1041 Grade 1
4041 Licentiate
1165 Grade 5 4272 Grade 2 1042 Grade 2
1166 Grade 6 4273 Grade 3 BAND 1043 Grade 3
1167 Grade 7 4274 Grade 4 1044 Grade 4
E FLAT
1168 Grade 8 4275 Grade 5 SOPRANO CORNET 1045 Grade 5
4276 Grade 6 1001 Grade 1 1046 Grade 6
TRUMPET O/S
4277 Grade 7 1002 Grade 2 1047 Grade 7
0921 Grade 1
4278 Grade 8 1003 Grade 3 1048 Grade 8
0922 Grade 2
4279 Associate 1004 Grade 4 1049 Associate
0923 Grade 3
4280 Licentiate 1005 Grade 5 1050 Licentiate
0924 Grade 4
VIOLA 1006 Grade 6 E FLAT TENOR HORN
0925 Grade 5
1860 Preliminary 1007 Grade 7 1031 Grade 1
0926 Grade 6
1861 Grade 1 1008 Grade 8 1032 Grade 2
0927 Grade 7
1862 Grade 2 1009 Associate 1033 Grade 3
0928 Grade 8
1863 Grade 3 1010 Licentiate 1034 Grade 4
0929 Associate
0930 Licentiate 1864 Grade 4 B FLAT CORNET 1035 Grade 5
1865 Grade 5 1011 Grade 1 1036 Grade 6
TRUMPET N/S
1866 Grade 6 1012 Grade 2 1037 Grade 7
4221 Grade 1
1867 Grade 7 1013 Grade 3 1038 Grade 8
4222 Grade 2
1868 Grade 8 1014 Grade 4 1039 Associate
4223 Grade 3
1869 Associate 1015 Grade 5 1040 Licentiate
4224 Grade 4
1870 Licentiate 1016 Grade 6
4225 Grade 5 BASS TROMBONE
1017 Grade 7 1111 Grade 1
4226 Grade 6
1018 Grade 8 1112 Grade 2
4227 Grade 7
1019 Associate 1113 Grade 3
4228 Grade 8
1020 Licentiate 1114 Grade 4
4229 Associate
4230 Licentiate
21Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE E FLAT BASS TUBA
ENSEMBLE
RECITAL EXAMS
1081 Grade 1 PERFORMANCE
BAND 1082 Grade 2
RECITAL TRUMPET BRASS ENSEMBLE
B FLAT TENOR 1083 Grade 3
TROMBONE 5011 Grade 1 1301 Grade 1
1084 Grade 4
1051 Grade 1 5012 Grade 2 1302 Grade 2
1085 Grade 5
1052 Grade 2 5013 Grade 3 1303 Grade 3
1086 Grade 6
1053 Grade 3 5014 Grade 4 1304 Grade 4
1087 Grade 7
1054 Grade 4 5015 Grade 5 1305 Grade 5
1088 Grade 8
1055 Grade 5 5016 Grade 6 1306 Grade 6
1089 Associate
1056 Grade 6 5017 Grade 7 1307 Grade 7
1090 Licentiate
1057 Grade 7 5018 Grade 8 1308 Grade 8
1058 Grade 8 B FLAT BASS TUBA 1309 Associate
RECITAL VIOLIN
1059 Associate 1091 Grade 1 1310 Licentiate
4400 Preliminary
1060 Licentiate 1092 Grade 2
4401 Grade 1 MIXED ENSEMBLE
1093 Grade 3
B FLAT AND F 4402 Grade 2 1311 Grade 1
TROMBONE 1094 Grade 4 4403 Grade 3 1312 Grade 2
1061 Grade 1 1095 Grade 5 4404 Grade 4 1313 Grade 3
1062 Grade 2 1096 Grade 6 4405 Grade 5 1314 Grade 4
1063 Grade 3 1097 Grade 7 4406 Grade 6 1315 Grade 5
1064 Grade 4 1098 Grade 8 4407 Grade 7 1316 Grade 6
1065 Grade 5 1099 Associate 4408 Grade 8 1317 Grade 7
1066 Grade 6 1100 Licentiate
RECITAL FLUTE 1318 Grade 8
1067 Grade 7 C TUBA 2200 Preliminary 1319 Associate
1068 Grade 8 1101 Grade 1 2201 Grade 1 1320 Licentiate
1069 Associate 1102 Grade 2 2202 Grade 2 PERCUSSION
1070 Licentiate 1103 Grade 3 2203 Grade 3 ENSEMBLE
B FLAT EUPHONIUM 1104 Grade 4 2204 Grade 4 1321 Grade 1
1071 Grade 1 2205 Grade 5 1322 Grade 2
1072 Grade 2 2206 Grade 6 1323 Grade 3
1073 Grade 3 2207 Grade 7 1324 Grade 4
1074 Grade 4 2208 Grade 8 1325 Grade 5
1075 Grade 5 1326 Grade 6
1076 Grade 6 1327 Grade 7
1077 Grade 7 1328 Grade 8
1078 Grade 8 1329 Associate
1079 Associate 1330 Licentiate
1080 Licentiate
22Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE CONTEMPORARY VOCAL (CPM)
ROCKSCHOOL
POPULAR MUSIC Advancing
9501 ACOUSTIC GUITAR
ENSEMBLE (CPM) Step 1
PERFORMANCE BASS (CPM) Advancing ACOUSTIC GUITAR
9502
Step 2 GRADE EXAMS
Advancing
STRINGS ENSEMBLE 9201 Advancing 8400 Debut
Step 1 9503
Step 3
8401 Grade 1
1331 Grade 1 Advancing Advancing
9202 9504 8402 Grade 2
1332 Grade 2 Step 2 Step 4
1333 Grade 3 Advancing 8403 Grade 3
9203 ROCKSCHOOL
Step 3 8404 Grade 4
1334 Grade 4
GUITAR 8405 Grade 5
1335 Grade 5 Advancing
9204
Step 4 GUITAR 8406 Grade 6
1336 Grade 6 GRADE EXAMS
1337 Grade 7 DRUM KIT (CPM) 8407 Grade 7
8000 Debut
8408 Grade 8
1338 Grade 8 Advancing 8001 Grade 1
9301
1339 Associate Step 1 ACOUSTIC GUITAR
8002 Grade 2
1340 Licentiate PERFORMANCE
Advancing 8003 Grade 3
9302 CERTIFICATES
Step 2
WOODWIND 8004 Grade 4
8410 Debut
ENSEMBLE Advancing 8005 Grade 5
9303 8411 Grade 1
1341 Grade 1 Step 3
8006 Grade 6
8412 Grade 2
1342 Grade 2 Advancing 8007 Grade 7
9304 8413 Grade 3
1343 Grade 3 Step 4
8008 Grade 8
8414 Grade 4
1344 Grade 4 KEYBOARD (CPM)
GUITAR 8415 Grade 5
1345 Grade 5 9120 Preliminary PERFORMANCE
8416 Grade 6
1346 Grade 6 9121 Grade 1 CERTIFICATES
8417 Grade 7
1347 Grade 7 9122 Grade 2 8010 Debut
8418 Grade 8
1348 Grade 8 9123 Grade 3 8011 Grade 1
1349 Associate 8012 Grade 2
9124 Grade 4 ROCKSCHOOL
1350 Licentiate 9125 Grade 5 8013 Grade 3 BASS
9126 Grade 6 8014 Grade 4
BASS
9127 Grade 7 8015 Grade 5 GRADE EXAMS
9128 Grade 8 8016 Grade 6 8020 Debut
8017 Grade 7 8021 Grade 1
Certificate of
9129 8018 Grade 8
Performance 8022 Grade 2
8023 Grade 3
GUITAR (CPM)
8024 Grade 4
Advancing
9401
Step 1 8025 Grade 5
Advancing 8026 Grade 6
9402
Step 2 8027 Grade 7
Advancing
9403 8028 Grade 8
Step 3
Advancing
9404
Step 4
23Music Subject Codes 2018
Music Subject Codes 2018
CODE GRADE ROCKSCHOOL PIANO PERFORMANCE ROCKSCHOOL
VOCALS CERTIFICATES LET’S ROCK
ROCKSCHOOL
VOCALS
BASS 8070 Debut
GRADE EXAMS PREMIERE
8081 Grade 1 8071 Grade 1 PERFORMANCE
BASS PERFORMANCE 8072 Grade 2 CERTIFICATES
CERTIFICATES 8082 Grade 2 (AVAILABLE FOR GUITAR,
8083 Grade 3 8073 Grade 3 BASS AND DRUMS)
8030 Debut 8084 Grade 4 8074 Grade 4
8200 Guitar
8031 Grade 1 8085 Grade 5 8075 Grade 5
8201 Bass
8032 Grade 2 8086 Grade 6 8076 Grade 6
8202 Drums
8033 Grade 3 8087 Grade 7 8077 Grade 7
8034 Grade 4 8088 Grade 8 8078 Grade 8 ROCKSCHOOL
8035 Grade 5 DIPLOMA
VOCALS
8036 Grade 6
PERFORMANCE ROCKSCHOOL PERFORMANCE
8037 Grade 7 CERTIFICATES BAND DIPLOMA (LEVEL 4)
8038 Grade 8 (FOR GUITAR, BASS AND DIPRSL
8091 Grade 1 DRUMS)
8092 Grade 2 8300 Guitar
ROCKSCHOOL
8093 Grade 3 8301 Bass
DRUMS BAND EXAMS
8094 Grade 4 8302 Drums
DRUMS
8095 Grade 5 8100 Grade 3 8303 Piano
GRADE EXAMS
8096 Grade 6 8101 Grade 5 8304 Vocal
8040 Debut
8097 Grade 7 8102 Grade 8
8041 Grade 1 PERFORMANCE
8042 Grade 2 8098 Grade 8 DIPLOMA (LEVEL 6)
ROCKSCHOOL LRSL
8043 Grade 3 UKULELE
ROCKSCHOOL 8310 Guitar
8044 Grade 4
PIANO UKULELE
8045 Grade 5 8311 Bass
GRADE EXAMS
8046 Grade 6 PIANO 8312 Drums
GRADE EXAMS 8420 Debut
8047 Grade 7 8313 Piano
8060 Debut 8421 Grade 1
8048 Grade 8 8314 Vocal
8061 Grade 1 8422 Grade 2
DRUMS 8062 Grade 2 8423 Grade 3
PERFORMANCE 8063 Grade 3 UKULELE
CERTIFICATES
8064 Grade 4 PERFORMANCE
8050 Debut CERTIFICATES
8065 Grade 5
8051 Grade 1 8430 Debut
8066 Grade 6
8052 Grade 2 8431 Grade 1
8067 Grade 7
8053 Grade 3 8432 Grade 2
8068 Grade 8
8054 Grade 4 8433 Grade 3
8055 Grade 5
8056 Grade 6
8057 Grade 7
8058 Grade 8
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