The Royal Conservatory of Music exam in piano performance. Sebastian Gonzales is awarded the highest score in 2013 in the Fountain Valley Center. Sebastian tested in level 3, preparing for his exam in 6 weeks.
Showing posts with label RCM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RCM. Show all posts
Friday, April 18, 2014
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Tara Romero - highest score in California Level 5 RCM
Tara Romero participated in the Royal Conservatory of Music examinations since 2012 and successfully completed levels 3, 4 and 5.
I am happy to announce that Tara received this invitation to perform, as the highest score for California for level 5 in 2012.
Here is her invitation from CAPMT- the California Professional Music Teachers Association:
Dear Tara:
Congratulations, you have achieved the highest performance mark for Level 5 Piano in California!
We invite you to the 2013 California Celebration of Excellence Recital & Awards Ceremony in Santa Clara on Saturday, February 1, 2014 to receive your certificate in recognition of this outstanding achievement.
Tara is currently working on RCM level 6, the Certificate of Merit and Piano Guild auditions.
CONGRATULATIONS TARA!
Friday, May 17, 2013
Tara Romero completes Level 3 and Level 4 in the RCM auditions
Tara Romero is my first student to test in the brand new Music Development program from the Royal Conservatory of Music, formerly named the Carnegie Hall Achievement Program.
Tara successfully passed Level 3 on June 3, 2012 and Level 4 December 2, 2012 and she is preparing for her upcoming Level 5 examination.
I really enjoy this program in addition to the MTAC CM and the Piano Guild auditions. The Royal Conservatory of Music program is an International examination judged against International standards. The judges are flown in for the examination and only the highest standards are expected in preparation and performance. Performance of 5 pieces, scales, chords / cadences and arpeggios, sight-reading and ear-training are tested in the live examination.
The examination repertoire is a very narrow selection of actually varied and fun pieces; they all need to be from the same level, unlike the MTAC Certificate of Merit where one piece only needs to be from the level tested all others can be the same or a higher level.
I am looking forward to have several new students test in RCM as well, so they also can have the experience to quickly learn pieces on a comfortable difficulty level and polish them to perfection for the examination.
Tara successfully passed Level 3 on June 3, 2012 and Level 4 December 2, 2012 and she is preparing for her upcoming Level 5 examination.
I really enjoy this program in addition to the MTAC CM and the Piano Guild auditions. The Royal Conservatory of Music program is an International examination judged against International standards. The judges are flown in for the examination and only the highest standards are expected in preparation and performance. Performance of 5 pieces, scales, chords / cadences and arpeggios, sight-reading and ear-training are tested in the live examination.
The examination repertoire is a very narrow selection of actually varied and fun pieces; they all need to be from the same level, unlike the MTAC Certificate of Merit where one piece only needs to be from the level tested all others can be the same or a higher level.
I am looking forward to have several new students test in RCM as well, so they also can have the experience to quickly learn pieces on a comfortable difficulty level and polish them to perfection for the examination.
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