Hi everyone! I''ve decided that I''d like to buy some sheet
music from fluteworld.com and I was wondering if anyone knew wat grade would be
appropriate for me to get. The grading system is different from AMEB so I was
wondering if anyone had an idea. I''m grade 6 AMEB (Australian Music
Examination Board) so if anyone knows, PLEASE reply! Thanks
Grades
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hmm flute world goes from grade 1-4 or 5 I believe, 1 being
easiest and 4 being most difficult. Level 3 is for advanced highschool/college
level, and things like the hindemith sonate and gabriel faure's fantasie for
flute are in this level ( both soooo fun to play, I love them! ) Take the pieces
you have worked on and look them up in flute world and see what level they are
and go by that
easiest and 4 being most difficult. Level 3 is for advanced highschool/college
level, and things like the hindemith sonate and gabriel faure's fantasie for
flute are in this level ( both soooo fun to play, I love them! ) Take the pieces
you have worked on and look them up in flute world and see what level they are
and go by that
Flutey
Forever! <3 Amber
Forever! <3 Amber
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The more I work with music levels and pieces the more I dislike
the Fluteworld set up. Can't we come up with a system everyone uses? Can't be
that difficult. Also I don't find that Flute World is in agreement with other
systems that grade music as far what is more difficult. Plus 4 levels is just
too few to be descriptive. Would seem easy to come up with a 10 level system
where 0 can't play at all yet and 10 is professional with 3 levels of beginner,
intermediate and advanced to fill in the 9 levels inbetween. It also gets
confusing with the instruction books. Advanced instruction book doesn't really
produce an advanced player. Well not automatically.
the Fluteworld set up. Can't we come up with a system everyone uses? Can't be
that difficult. Also I don't find that Flute World is in agreement with other
systems that grade music as far what is more difficult. Plus 4 levels is just
too few to be descriptive. Would seem easy to come up with a 10 level system
where 0 can't play at all yet and 10 is professional with 3 levels of beginner,
intermediate and advanced to fill in the 9 levels inbetween. It also gets
confusing with the instruction books. Advanced instruction book doesn't really
produce an advanced player. Well not automatically.
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Grades
I agree with using Fluteworld for comparison purposes when
buying music that you can't see. I take a piece of music that I already own and
find out what level they have it at and then I can find other music of
comparable difficulty or something that will be a challenge. This gives me an
idea of what music I can be looking for at other places then too Kim
buying music that you can't see. I take a piece of music that I already own and
find out what level they have it at and then I can find other music of
comparable difficulty or something that will be a challenge. This gives me an
idea of what music I can be looking for at other places then too Kim
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