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manpreetpangli
Hi,

I just wanted to know, what grade you should be on to get a diploma?

im on Grade 5 violin, and Grade 3 piano, and Grade 4 music theory,

do you think I am ready to take the exam???

Manpreet rolleyes.gif
ericpark
Manpreet,
You need to pass Grade 8 in an instrument before you are allowed to sit for the first of the diplomas, DipABRSM, for that instrument. In addition, if you are doing the DipABRSM in teaching, a mininum of Grade 6 theory is also required.
milkykitten
QUOTE (ericpark @ Oct 24 2004, 03:49 PM)
Manpreet,
You need to pass Grade 8 in an instrument before you are allowed to sit for the first of the diplomas, DipABRSM, for that instrument. In addition, if you are doing the DipABRSM in teaching, a mininum of Grade 6 theory is also required.

so the 1st diploma is DipAB...2nd? 3rd?and what is LRSM?highest diploma would be? unsure.gif
AnotherPianist
QUOTE (milkykitten @ Oct 25 2004, 07:21 AM)
so the 1st diploma is DipAB...2nd? 3rd?and what is LRSM?highest diploma would be? unsure.gif

The first is DipABRSM, the second LRSM and the third (and last) FRSM.
milkykitten
QUOTE (AnotherPianist @ Oct 25 2004, 11:13 AM)
QUOTE (milkykitten @ Oct 25 2004, 07:21 AM)
so the 1st diploma is DipAB...2nd? 3rd?and what is LRSM?highest diploma would be? unsure.gif

The first is DipABRSM, the second LRSM and the third (and last) FRSM.

thanks! biggrin.gif
what abt Dip In teaching?
AnotherPianist
They have the same letters and the same ordering, it's just that the subject of the examination is teaching rather than performing.
milkykitten
QUOTE (AnotherPianist @ Oct 25 2004, 02:52 PM)
They have the same letters and the same ordering, it's just that the subject of the examination is teaching rather than performing.

i see! thanks again! smile.gif
manpreetpangli
Hi,

thanks for your replys they really helped!!!!

I now understand what sort of level you have to be at to do the exam. I have found a website which you may find useful if you are studing music: http://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheory1.htm. Hope it helps.....

Manpreet
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