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Hi,

just doing some research. What graded exams (if any) do you use with school pupils (ages 6- 18). In the UK we are hide bound by the Associated Board, with other Music Colleges increasing Market Share (Trinity, London etc).

Is this purely an english phenomenon or is there a comparable system in place elsewhere??

Let me know what you think?
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In the US we really don't have graded exams like what you have in the UK. I know in The Netherlands there is a similar program to what you use, but I don't know all the details.

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I guess, too, I should clarify a bit--some states, e.g. Texas and New York, among others, have very carefully graded lists for state solo contests and such, but there is no country wide system.

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dwaskew wrote:I guess, too, I should clarify a bit--some states, e.g. Texas and New York, among others, have very carefully graded lists for state solo contests and such, but there is no country wide system.

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