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Author: Kimiclari
Date: 2012-12-27 23:25
Hi everyone, new poster to the forum but Ive been reading and getting tips here for years (thanks  ) So Im doing my Dip soon and I wanted an advice from people who did it before or general folks on my repertoire, I think its ok but thats just me..PS. Im only playing for 4 years and basically learnt from youtube, google and well here...This is my repertoire
-Schumann Fantasy Pieces complete
-Mozart 2nd movement*maybe
-Krommer 2nd n 3rd movement
-Poulenc 2nd movement
-2 pieces From Five Bagatelles
Any help will be greatly appreciated thanks in advance
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Author: Paul Aviles
Date: 2012-12-28 16:15
You may explain "Dip" first. I've never heard of this. I assume some sort of graded test for school or placement in a group?
It's not the repertoire perse but the execution and avoiding bad habits before they become engrained.
Seek out a teacher (this can be virtually anyone who has more experience on the horn than you). As long as you can get some guidance on producing sound, maintaining the instrument and of course, general music tutoring, this is what a teacher should do for you.
Again, not the rep. but how you play it.
...................Paul Aviles
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Author: Kimiclari
Date: 2012-12-28 17:22
DipABRSM is a Diploma offered by Royal School of Music...Thanks for the reply.
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Author: john4256
Date: 2012-12-29 13:47
The Diploma of the RSM is post Grade 8 certificate. This is a pre-requisite for entry to diploma level usually. I doubt that you will be able to accomplish this after just 4 years playing without a proper teacher. Also your repertoire is a bit small.
The requirement is: When you enter for a Diploma you will need to show that you have reached the minimum standard needed to attempt the exam – we refer to this as a ‘prerequisite’.
We allow a range of substitutions, or alternatives, for these prerequisites. You can also offer appropriate professional experience such as experience as a regular concert performer or as a successful instrumental teacher.
Further information about prerequisites, substitutions and appropriate professional experience can be found in the relevant syllabus and at www.abrsm.org/exams/diplomas
I think your first priority should be to find a suitably qualified clarinet teacher and go from there.
Good luck with your endeavour.
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Author: Kimiclari
Date: 2012-12-29 13:56
Actually I think I can I do have a grade 8 distinction and Im also Principal Clarinet in my orchestra..The repertoire is within the time required..all I want to know is if its balanced not too much classical or too much romantic era
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