Violin
VIOLIN - TRINITY CURRICULUM
GRADE 1
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Basic scales and arpeggios
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Simple pieces with basic techniques
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Basic sight-reading skills
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Simple aural tests
GRADE 2
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Expanded scales and arpeggios
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More challenging pieces with improved techniques
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Basic music theory knowledge
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Developing sight-reading skills
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Basic aural tests
GRADE 3
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Further scales and arpeggios
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More complex pieces with improved expression
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Basic music theory and harmony
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Developing sight-reading skills
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Aural tests with more complexity
GRADE 4
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Advanced scales and arpeggios
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Challenging pieces with increased musicality
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Deeper music theory understanding
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Developing sight-reading skills
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More advanced aural tests
GRADE 5
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Extended scales and arpeggios
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More advanced and expressive pieces
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Advanced music theory and harmony
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Proficient sight-reading skills
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Aural tests with complexity
GRADE 6-8
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These grades involve even more advanced techniques, repertoire, and theoretical knowledge.
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Students are expected to demonstrate a high level of proficiency in all aspects of violin playing, including scales, repertoire, sight-reading, and aural skills.
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At Grade 8, students are often required to perform a substantial piece as a showcase of their skills.