Grade Examination Pieces for Large Tuba (Levels 1-10)

Author: Liu Zhaolu Compiler and Annotation
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Publishing Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Music grading originated in the UK, initially established by the Royal College of Music Examination Board as an extracurricular music grading system primarily focused on instrumental music. Since the 1980s, with the surge in interest in learning musical instruments among young and middle-aged people in China, this grading system began to attract attention from the Chinese music industry. In 1988, the Shanghai Music pioneered the establishment of amateur piano grading exams in China. Subsequently, the scope of grading expanded gradually, with the approval of grading syllabi for each category, the establishment of grading standards, and the compilation of examination pieces becoming increasingly standardized year by year. A scientific and rigorous system and operational mechanism were formed in all aspects of the grading process, including registration, examiner selection, and grading, ensuring and promoting the smooth progress of grading work. Therefore, the publication and release of the "Shanghai Music Music Grading Series" can be considered an inevitable outcome by the Shanghai Music, building on 15 years of experience in music grading to further refine the grading system.