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ABRSM Performance Diplomas
DipABRSM
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 12 to 22.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A high standard of playing with at least a pass in Grade 8 with merit. |
Duration: 2 years, with first year in technical and repertoire foundation.
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Course Coverage:
Preparation of 30-35 minutes performance programme, viva voce, programme notes of 1100 words, quick study.
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LRSM
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 14 to 24.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A high standard of playing with a good pass at DipABRSM or LTCL |
Duration: 2 years, with first year in advanced technical and repertoire development.
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Course Coverage:
Preparation of 36 - 45 minutes performance programme, viva voce, programme notes of 1800 words, quick study.
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FRSM
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 16 to 26.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A high standard of playing with a good pass at LRSM. |
Duration: 2.5 years, in professional musical development.
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Course Coverage:
Preparation of 45 - 55 minutes performance programme, written submission of 4500 words, quick study.
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Trinity College London Diplomas in Performance
ATCL (recital/performance)
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 10 to 30.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A good standard of playing with a good pass at Grade 8 |
Duration: 2 years, with first year in technical and repertoire foundation.
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Course Coverage: Preparation of 23 - 32 minutes performance programme, simple, programme notes, technical work and sight- reading.
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LTCL
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 12 to 30.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A good standard of playing with a pass at ATCL or DipABRSM |
Duration: 2 years, with first year in advanced technical and repertoire foundation.
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Course Coverage: Preparation of 32 - 38 minutes performance programme and programme notes.
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FTCL
For whom:
Recommended for students aged 14 to 30.
Pre-requisite at JKMS:
A high standard of playing with a good pass at LTCL or LRSM. |
Duration: 2 years, in professional musical development.
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Course Coverage: Preparation of 38 - 45 minutes performance programme and programme notes.
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