When you open the ABRSM list it contains A, B, and C solos indicated by a highlighted letter on the left side for example

• You should choose a total of four (4) total solos, one from the list A, B, C, AND one additional piece (solo D) that may be from the A, B, or C list or a solo you have chosen that is not on the list. Please consult your mentor for guidance on choosing your solo D.
• We have also included scales in these sessions that will help with your overall musicianship and may be used for level evaluation.

At this level, you should practice your:

1. Solo
2. Scales
3. Technical Exercises

1. Practice your instrument for a minimum of five (5) hours weekly.
2. Schedule an additional five (5) hours a week of sessions in any combination of the following: (music majors, especially those in levels 6-8, will likely need to practice with their instrument for these additional five (5) hours for a total of ten (10) as a minimum goal).

• • additional practice with your instrument
  • explore the Video Library
  • listen to recordings of great performers on your instrument in a variety of genres
  • listen to recordings of great performers on other instruments (and voices) in a variety of genres
  • attend live performances and masterclasses
  • participate in rehearsals or performances with an ensemble
  • participate in solo performance

♦ Remember to log your sessions.