Conservatory Canada’s new Classical Voice Syllabus goes into effect for exams taken after May 1, 2019. We thank you for your patience as we spent the past weeks gathering feedback and proofreading the documents, which are available on our Classical Voice Syllabus page here, where you will find the following documents: Syllabus files, by Grade,
Conservatory Canada’s new Classical Piano Syllabus is now in effect, and available for viewing. We thank you for your patience as we spent the past weeks gathering feedback and proof-reading the documents, which are available on our Classical Piano Syllabus page here, where you will find the following documents: Syllabus files, by Grade, from Grades
Syllabus listing the requirements for Conservatory Canada flute examinations Grades 1 to 10.
Conservatory Canada examination programs provide a nation-wide system for evaluation and accreditation, through core programs to encourage and assess broadly based musicianship. As well, there are innovative features (such as Mini-Lessons, Recital Assessments, and Teacher Development Assessments) that increase the options for flexibility, educational value, and meaningful and friendly interaction among teacher, student, and examiner.
This syllabus contains the Conservatory Canada examination requirements for Theory 1 to 7B and History 5 to 7.
Syllabus listing the requirements for Conservatory Canada guitar examinations Grades 1 to 10.
Conservatory Canada examination programs provide a nation-wide system for evaluation and accreditation, through core programs to encourage and assess broadly based musicianship. As well, there are innovative features (such as Mini-Lessons, Recital Assessments, and Teacher Development Assessments) that increase the options for flexibility, educational value, and meaningful and friendly interaction among teacher, student, and examiner.
This syllabus contains requirements for:
This article features information on new additions to our Classical Piano syllabus, featuring music by Women and BIPOC Composers. Music by Women and BIPOC composers
We have changed the format of our Piano Pedagogy exam to comprise a series of research questions based on our new recommended text, “Professional Piano Teaching,” by Jeanine M. Jacobson, published by Alfred. We wanted to create a more meaningful approach, with more guidance offered on what to study and research for our Pedagogy
Piano Solo Level 6 in CI Syllabus
Find this piano solo in the Level 8 of the CI Syllabus.