THE PIANOKEYS ARE BLACK AND WHITE BUT THEY SOUND LIKE A MILLION COLORS IN YOUR MIND.
– Maria Cristina Mena.
Composers:
W.A. Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Joseph Haydn, Chick Corea.
What it is:
king of musical instruments and the most influential instrument in Western music. It produces sounds by hitting chords via keys; hence it is part of the percussion family.
Why choose the piano:
Produces unique sounds: effervescent, strong, delicate – all with one instrument.
It stimulates creativity, imagination, inspiration.
It encourages cognitive flexibility and development.
It alleviates stress by eliminating any distraction from the melody.
Tones hand muscles.
Why Music4All for piano lessons:

Your teacher is a student, graduate or professor at the Conservatory.
The process is based exclusively on individual sessions.
Flexible classes tailor to the student’s schedule.
We provide a space where you can exercise in peace with your favorite environment.
Classes can begin at 4 years old.
The curriculum is EQF-certified.

The classes take place both in Romanian and English.
We provide all the manuals, study applications and recordings.
Personalized curriculum based on personal objectives and grading certificates.
Piano Duet study – the student learns to play alongside another pianist. This style is very interesting and helps build team work. Players can do 4-hands or play two pianos at the same time. The two pianists can develop communication and coordination which help them as they become part of ensembles.
The Piano Accompaniment curriculum encourages players to sing in duets, trios. A pianist can learn a lot from joining other players or soloists. They can learn to better communicate with other musicians and to get a deeper understanding of other’s interpretation.
The learning process is based on 8 levels and Debut. The Debut section can be split into Pre-debut, Debut 1 and Debut 2.
Debut
Destined for absolute beginners. The curriculum develops elementary skills and technique for musical coordination and understanding.
Exams are based on 4 components, basic technical exercises, two performances from a given repertoire, hearing component based on recognizing notes or dictation.
Grade 1
For students with 6-12 months of experience. They know the basic skills and techniques and are ready to build further.
Grade 1 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 2
Students with 1-1.5 years of experience. They have deeper knowledge of techniques and skill, and are focusing on new techniques and more difficult rhythms.
Grade 2 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 3
The student already has a strong foundation and is ready for the final beginner-grade exam. This is the level where the fundamental style ideas are being developed.
Grade 3 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 4
The first intermediary grade. The student already knows all the techniques, has the basic rhythms and skills, and is ready to receive more complex information.
Grade 4 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 5
A minimum of 3 years experience. Good understanding of grade 4 techniques and has deeper knowledge of style.
Grade 5 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 6
Students have been playing piano for at least 4 years and this is their first advanced level. They own complex techniques and have started to rely more on style and to show their personality. They have started to understand how a performance communicates musically.
Grade 6 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 7
Students have been playing piano for 5 years and this is the first level where they fluently combine complex rhythms and techniques. They have a developed stylistic sense and deep understanding of musical forms and structures.
Grade 7 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation
Grade 8
Students have been playing piano for at least 6 years and have mastered grade 7. They have good stylistic sense and are independent when it comes to performing.
Grade 8 exams consist of:
Technical exercises – ranges, arpeggios, or study
3 songs selected from a 3-category repertoire
Discussion about theory, the instrument and performance
Reading a song for the first time
Intermittent hearing test, note recognition, dictation


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