A quick question here:
Would the examiner ask a Grade 8 candidate to play an arpeggio in a specific inversion instead of all the positions in sequence (i.e. root position followed by 1st and 2nd inversion)?
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QUOTE(organ_dummy @ Apr 3 2009, 10:25 PM) 
A quick question here:
Would the examiner ask a Grade 8 candidate to play an arpeggio in a specific inversion instead of all the positions in sequence (i.e. root position followed by 1st and 2nd inversion)?
A quick answer:
Yes.
QUOTE(noodle @ Apr 3 2009, 10:57 PM)
Another quick question: Why do you ask?
The quick answer my husband always gives to that question: In order to find out 
QUOTE(organ_dummy @ Apr 3 2009, 10:25 PM)
A quick question here:
Would the examiner ask a Grade 8 candidate to play an arpeggio in a specific inversion instead of all the positions in sequence (i.e. root position followed by 1st and 2nd inversion)?
I think it's extremely unlikely that they would ask you to play more than one inversion of the same arpeggio.
QUOTE(sbhoa @ Apr 3 2009, 10:28 PM)
QUOTE(organ_dummy @ Apr 3 2009, 10:25 PM)
A quick question here:
Would the examiner ask a Grade 8 candidate to play an arpeggio in a specific inversion instead of all the positions in sequence (i.e. root position followed by 1st and 2nd inversion)?
A quick answer:
Yes.
You know, despite the prefix, that's still just a brief 'Yes' response
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