I think it was all the same,u take classes, u pay it, u learn it, u have certificate and taking exams....etc.I think it depands on everybody think which they wanted to go take.
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Full Version: Wats Different Between Abrsm And Yamaha?
[B]I dont understand why everybody think that Yamaha is good or abrsm is good?Everybody also think that abrsm is easier than Yamaha.Why?Coz Yamaha is much difficult?or is just a gossip?
I think it was all the same,u take classes, u pay it, u learn it, u have certificate and taking exams....etc.I think it depands on everybody think which they wanted to go take.
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I think it was all the same,u take classes, u pay it, u learn it, u have certificate and taking exams....etc.I think it depands on everybody think which they wanted to go take.
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Somebodyelse
am i missing somthing here?yamaha exams????
| QUOTE (Natalie @ Apr 19 2004, 07:58 PM) |
| am i missing somthing here?yamaha exams???? |
I think this Yamaha thing he is talking about may be a teaching method a bit like Suzuki.
ABRSM is just a board of exams, it's not a teaching method
Is there such things as Yamaha exams? And if it is a teaching method........I've never heard of it!
| QUOTE (highnotes @ Apr 20 2004, 01:09 PM) |
| Is there such things as Yamaha exams? And if it is a teaching method........I've never heard of it! |
At my daughter's school they were running a Yamaha Music School for a while but I don't really know much about it apart from it involved group teaching and I think they used digital/electric keyboards, although I may be wrong on the latter part.
Yamaha is a music school (also a music education system) and also have graded exams and is famous in asia pacific region. It comes from Japan.
I am learning graded piano Yamaha system here in my country, and its grade system go backwards:
students grade : grade 13 to grade 6
teacher grade : grade 5 to grade 3
But its grade level is the same with both ABRSM and AMEB (Australia) as also a common thing here to take that exams, but beside learning classic reportoires at higher grades (grade 5 to 3) we must learn music arrangement which is awfully difficult. And also at these grades we must take 2 exams in each grade then awarded the certificate.
Of course you people living in England and European continent hardly ever heard about this
Natalia
I am learning graded piano Yamaha system here in my country, and its grade system go backwards:
students grade : grade 13 to grade 6
teacher grade : grade 5 to grade 3
But its grade level is the same with both ABRSM and AMEB (Australia) as also a common thing here to take that exams, but beside learning classic reportoires at higher grades (grade 5 to 3) we must learn music arrangement which is awfully difficult. And also at these grades we must take 2 exams in each grade then awarded the certificate.
Of course you people living in England and European continent hardly ever heard about this
Natalia
| QUOTE (indo @ Apr 21 2004, 02:34 AM) |
| Of course you people living in England and European continent hardly ever heard about this |
ive never 'till now! i live in england so thats probably why!
I live in England and I have done 3 yamaha exams in the past, but I prefer the ABRSM examining board.
yes, i heard yamaha was harder...
but where i live, most people take abrsm or trinity;mostly abrsm.
abrsm rawks!
but where i live, most people take abrsm or trinity;mostly abrsm.
abrsm rawks!
i have never heard of Yamaha exams! round here, we mainly do ABRSM but some teachers do Trinity.
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