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Pictoria College Examinationsvcmexams.comCLASSICAL GUITAR1

At all grades as an alternative piece may be chosen from“The Guitarist’s Irish Collection”A collection of 14 well loved Irish melodies (and a Johnny Cash Song that is often wrongly said to betraditional!) is a graded set of pieces for all guitarists from absolute beginners, who have just boughttheir first instruments, to accomplished players with several years experience.Each piece has been carefully arranged so that it can be played in either Plectrum or Finger Style. I hopethat this will encourage the exploration of the different techniques involved. Chords are also incorporatedinto the solo performances to help some Classical players overcome a tendency to avoid the enjoyablefreedom that rhythm playing can afford.Each piece is written in both Notation and Tablature and here again I hope that students will pick upknowledge and skills from whichever system they know least about! Also ensemble arrangements areeasily produced from the scores which include chord symbols.The book is available from Victoria College of Music at 9.95The pieces are set in both the Classical and Plectrum Syllabus.ContentsWhen Irish Eyes are Smiling (Grade A),Never Wed an Old Man (Grade A)Cockles and Mussels (Grade C)The Wild Rover (Grade C)Weile Weile (Grade 1)I Know Where I’m going (Grade 1)The Rose of Tralee (Grade 2)Whiskey in the Jar (Grade 2)Forty Shades of Green (Grade 3)I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen (Grade 3)Two Jigs – The Irish Washerwoman – Monaghan (Grade 4)Spinning Wheel (Grade 5)The Black Velvet Band (Grade 6)The Mountains of Mourne (Grade 7)Fantasia on The Londonderry Air (Danny Boy) (Grade 8)Colin R. TribeOther books published by Colin Tribe and available from Fatfish Music include:Guitar Essentials Books 1, 2 and 3Bass EssentialsThe Bollywood Collection 1 & 2Sound IdeasKeyTabs for ChristmasHindi Devotional Song BookMandolin MagicFatfish Music1 Trent Villas, Farndon Road, NEWARK, Notts NG24 4SL United KingdomTel: 01636 700411 Email: contribe@btinternet.com2

Victoria College of MusicandDrama,LondonLtdFounded 189052 Bedford Row, LONDON WC1R 4LRT: 020 7405 6483 E: info@vcmexams.com W: Vcmexams@aol.comCorporate Member ofGoverning Council:Pr inc ipalDr. Martin Ellerby HonDLitt DMA HonVCM FVCM GLCM LMusLCM FTCL FRSAChief ExecutiveRobin Wood HonVCM FVCM FCV FInstSMM ALAM FRSAChief ExaminerClaire C. Pashley MA BA(Hons) PGCE HonVCM FVCM LTCL ALCM(TD) FRSA AdvDip(Open)Qualifications Manager and Head of of MusicStewart L. Thompson BA(Hons) CT,FVCM FMCM FSCO FIGOC FCollT MNCMSoc ACIEAStuart MorrisonHead of Speech & DramaMA HonVCM FVCM(TD)(Hons) PGCE ALAM ALCM(TD) LVCMEd(Hons) FIfL FRSACurriculum SpecialistDr June Fileti PhD MA(Mus)(Open), MEd BA(Hons) CT,FVCM, LMusEdASMC(Hons)Subject ConsultantColin R. Tribe CertEd FVCM FRSABass Guitar SyllabusVictoria College Examinations is an institutional member of the College of Teachers(www.collegeofteachers.ac.uk) and abides by its code of practice. 2015 Victoria College of Music and Drama, London3

ABOUT THE VCMVictoria College of Music and Drama, London Ltd. is an independent body providing examinations inMusic, Speech, and Drama subjects. It has held examination sessions throughout the British Islesand certain overseas countries since it was founded in 1890. It no longer operates a full-timeteaching institution. The VCM is a corporate member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, theWorshipful Company of Musicians, the Music Education Council, the Association of Teachers ofSinging, the European Piano Teachers Association, the European Recorder Teachers Association,the Society of Recorder Players, the European String Teachers Association the Society of Teachersof Speech & Drama, the National Association of Music Educators, the Association of British ChoralDirectors, the Schools Music Association of Great Britain and is an institutional member of theCollege of Teachers and abides by its code of practice.Further details about Victoria College can be found on our website:www. Vcmexams.comPASS MARKSIntroductory Grades65%Grades 1 to 865%with Merit80%; with Distinction 90%Merit is shown as “Honours” in IrelandPre-diploma certificate75% (85% with Honours)Medal examinations75%Diplomas75% (85% with Honours)WHAT THE EXAMINERS ARE LOOKING FORExaminers are looking for a combination of skill, knowledge and understanding. Questions are askedin a manner which assesses the candidate’s depth of understanding, not merely the ability to repeatdefinitions. Ingenuity, variety, musicianship, and a sense of style are rewarded, as well as technicalskill and musical accuracy.OWN COMPOSITIONSCandidates for Grades 1 to 8 may perform their own compositions in lieu of Musicianship Tests.Further guidance is set out in Crazy Composing available from www.vcmpublications.co.uk.REGULATIONSAll entries are accepted on the conditions laid down in General Regulations and Information, a copyof which is available free of charge. It is also on our website: www.vcmexams.comENTRY FORMSAll grades and medal examinations can be entered on white entry forms with no more than tencandidates on a page. Please use the following code in the column headed “subject” and theappropriate letter(s) or numbers in the “grade no.” column.Classical Guitar: GTBass Guitar: BGPlectrum Guitar: PG4

QUESTIONSQuestions are based principally on the music performed; but in addition examiners are at liberty toask questions on notes, rests, musical terms and signs, key and time-signatures, according to theGrade. Also specifically on minor keys; perfect, major, and minor intervals (Grade 3 upwards).SIGHT READINGSight Reading tests are included from Preparatory level upwards. The relative standard will be that ofapproximately two grades below the grade being taken. Examiners will be at liberty to discuss theSight Reading Test with candidates as part of the Questions.PIECESCandidates are required to prepare the whole of the pieces they have selected from the lists, but theexaminer may stop the candidate at any given point or ask for certain sections to be performed, or toomit repeats where appropriate.SCALEWORKThe examiner will request a representative sample of those specified for a particular examination.Candidates will not be expected to perform Scalework specified for earlier grades.PHOTOCOPIESAll VCM and LMP publications are copyright. Photocopying of LMP publications is not permissibleand candidates using unauthorised photocopies at examinations will be disqualified. It isacceptable, however, to use a photocopy for the second copy when the syllabus requires one to behanded to the examiner, provided the original is also brought to the examination. It is also acceptableto use photocopies of parts of long pieces to avoid awkward page turns, again provided the original isalso brought to the examination.EXEMPTION FROM QUESTIONS AT PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONSCandidates who have passed certain VCM Theoretical Examinations are entitled to claim full marksfor questions at Practical Examinations as follows:Grade 1 Theory exempts up to and including Preliminary PracticalGrade 1A Theory exempts up to and including PreparatoryGrade 2 Theory exempts up to and including Grade 3 PracticalGrade 3 Theory exempts up to and including Grade 5 PracticalGrade 4 Theory exempts up to and including Grade 7 PracticalIn all such cases the theory result or certificate must be produced for the Examiner at thebeginning of the practical examination.MEMORYPerforming from memory is not compulsory at any level. However, it is encouraged and will berewarded.5

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All GuitarsDiploma in Guitar PlayingDipVCMEntry should be made on pink diploma entry form.This diploma is available to candidates of anyage. Successful candidates receive a diplomabut are not entitled to wear academical robes.PAPERWORKCandidates for DipVCM must pass VictoriaCollege of Music Grade V Theory of Music.Candidates who can produce evidence of havingpassed GCSE in Music or equivalent may applyfor exemption from the Theory requirement.Part One Performance (80 marks)Candidates may use any type of guitar or acombination of instruments if they wish.To Play Two Solos solo drawn from Associate listsTo Play One Solo drawn from the Grade 8 ListsTo Play One Own Choice piece which may be anown composition of appropriate standard.Part Two Sight Reading (10 marks)Candidates are required to perform and answerquestions on an unseen test after a few momentsperusal.Questions (10 marks)Medal Awardsin Guitar PlayingMedal awards offer candidates offer an opportunityto take examinations based mainly onlyperformance. No scalework, Musicanship Tests orComposition components are required.There is a higher Pass Mark of 75%Candidates for Medal examinations may, if theywish, perform using more than one instrument. Insuch cases the certificate will show Guitar Playingas the subject of examination.a ribbon and pin attachment and are of goodquality metals. Each medal is supplied in a boxand can be engraved with the candidate’s name,subject of examination and the year. The pricesof the medals are shown on the order form. Medalawards do not entitle holders to designatory lettersafter their namesJunior Bronze MedalSOLO PIECES As for Grade 3plus a suitable “own choice” soloQUESTIONSSIGHT READING60 marks200 marks10 marks10 marksJunior Silver MedalSOLO PIECES As for Grade 4plus a suitable “own choice” soloQUESTIONSSIGHT READING60 marks20 marks10 marks10 marksBronze MedalSOLO PIECES As for Grade 6plus a suitable “own choice” soloQUESTIONSSIGHT READING60 marks20 marks10 marks10 marksSilver MedalSOLO PIECES As for Grade 7plus a suitable “own choice” soloQUESTIONSSIGHT READING60 marks20 marks10 marks10 marksGold MedalEntry for the Gold Medal is restricted to thosewho have already passed the Silver Medal in aGuitar Playing examination.SOLO RECITAL90 marksCandidates must present a balanced programmeof their own choice of four solos that do notappear elsewhere in the syllabus, at least one ofthem from memory. The programme must showa range of styles. The standard of difficultyshould be suitable to this level of examination.Candidates should introduce their programme asto a live audience.DISCUSSION OF THE WORK PERFORMED10 marksSuccessful candidates will each receive a diplomatogether with a medal order form. All medals have7

Classical Guitar PlayingIntroductory ExaminationsSURNAMEShow on entry form asFORENAMESSUBJECTGTGRADESURNAMEaFORENAMESGTGRADEA -First Stepsin Classical Guitar PlayingC- PreparatoryClassical Guitar PlayingExercises (20 Marks)Candidates must perform Exercise 1 andExercise 2 set out in the Exam Sheet for thegrade.Exercises (20 Marks)Candidates must perform Exercise 1 andExercise 2 set out in the Exam Sheet for thegrade.Scalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the followingScales to be played ascending, from memory.The use of open strings is permitted at thisgrade.C Major - 1 octaveA Natural Minor - 1 octaveScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the followingScales to be played ascending, from memory.The use of open strings is permitted at thisgrade.G Major - 1 octaveE Harmonic Minor - 1 octaveSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play both of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or one of thepieces plus an “own choice” suitable for thegrade:Tribe: Play AroundTrad.: What Shall We Do with theDrunken SailorSolo Pieces (50 marks)To play both of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or one of thepieces plus an “own choice” suitable for thegrade:Tribe: Waltz TimeCarulli: AndanteQuestions (10 marks)Questions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)There are no Guitar examinationsavailable at B- Preliminary orD- Advanced Preparatory level.8SUBJECTC

Classical Guitar PlayingShow on entry form asShow on entry form asSURNAMEFORENAMESSUBJECTGTGRADE1Grade 1SURNAMEFORENAMESGrade 2SUBJECTGTGRADE2in Classical Guitar Playingin Classical Guitar PlayingSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Tribe: Bossa MotionCarulli: Study in C MajorCarulli: WaltzGiuliani: Allegro ModeratoSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Tribe: First LoveBrahms: Cradle SongTribe: Study in ECarulli: WaltzScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending and descending,from memory.C and G MajorA and E Harmonic MinorAll one octaveScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending anddescending, from memory.D and A majorD and G harmonic minorAll one octaveQuestions (10 marks)Questions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 1: To clap a rhythm in 2/4 time. 2 bars in length,played twice by the examiner.Test 2: To identify any note in the arpeggio C/E/G/C', Middle C being givenTest 3: To echo a five-note phrase played twice bythe examiner.Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 4: To clap a rhythm in 2/4 time. 2 bars in length,played twice by the examiner.Test 5: To identify any note C to G, played from CTest 6: To hum, play or play a group of 5 or 6 notesplayed twice by the examiner, and to complete thephrase by adding one noteor Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition of about 8 bars in thekey of C major. It should be balanced as an opening4-bar phrase which forms a “question” and a 4-barphrase that forms an “answer”or Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition of about 16 bars inthe key of C, G or F major. It should be balancedas an opening 4-bar phrase which forms a“question” , a 4-bar phrase that forms an “answer”,a repeat of the opening 4-bar phrase, and a second“answering” phrase9

Classical Guitar PlayingShow on entry form asShow on entry form UBJECTGTGRADE4Grade 3Grade 4in Classical Guitar Playingin Classical Guitar PlayingSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Tribe: Lazy BoogieTrad.: MalaguenaSor: AndantinoTrad.: Another Spanish StudySolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Tribe: Air GuitarSor: Study in GSor: Waltz in CMolino: RomanceScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending anddescending, from memory.E and F majorB and C harmonic minorAll one octaveScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending and descending,from memory.E and F majorE and F harmonic minorChromatic Scale on E, Dominant 7th in AAll two octavesQuestions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)In addition to an unseen piece candidates will berequired to play all minor and all major chordsfrom chord diagrams.Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 7: To clap a rhythm in 2/4 or 3/4 time, 2 bars,played twice by the examiner and identify the timeas 2/4 or 3/4Test 8: To identify any note(s) in the chords of C, G,or F, played from the root note.Test 9: To hum, play or whistle a group of 5 or 6notes played twice by the examiner, and then tocomplete the phrase by adding two or three notes.or Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition in simple binary formin the key of C, G , F , D or B flat major.10Questions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)In addition to an unseen piece candidates will berequired to play all minor and all major chords fromchord diagrams including All Minor 7ths, Dominant7ths and Major 7ths.Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 10: To clap a rhythm in 2/4, 3/4 or 4/4 timeplayed twice by the examiner, to state the time andthen to identify the melody as major or minor.Test 11: To identify triads as major or minor and thento name the notes in them, the root beingnamed by the examiner.Test 12: To hum, play or whistle a group of notes- 2bars - played by the examiner, and then tocomplete the melody by adding 4 or 5 notesor Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition in simple binary formin the key of D or B flat major, including a modulationto a related key.

Classical Guitar PlayingShow on entry form asShow on entry form asSURNAMEFORENAMESSUBJECTGTGRADE5Grade 5SURNAMEFORENAMESSUBJECTGTGRADE6Grade 6in Classical Guitar Playingin Classical Guitar PlayingSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Carcassi: Allegro in A minorCarulli; EtudeSor: Study No. 2Tarrega: LagrimaTribe: The Spaniards InSolo Pieces (60 marks)To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Canarios: Canary JigDowland: Orlando SleepethRobinson: AirSor: Etude in DTribe: The Great OakScalework (10 marks)Scalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending and descending,from memory.B flat and E flat majorA, E and D melodic minorChromatic Scale on F, Dominant 7th in C and FAll two octavesCandidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending and descending,from memory.A flat and B flat majorB, F# and C melodic minorChromatic Scale on A, Diminished 7th on E and FAll two octavesQuestions (10 marks)Questions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 13: To clap a rhythm in 3/4, 4/4 or 6/8 time - 2bars - played twice by the examiner, and to statethe time, and then to say if the melody is in a major orminor key.Test 14: To identify triads as major, minor, ordiminished; and then to name the notes in them, theroot note being named by the examiner.Test 15: To hum, play or play a two bar phrase playedtwice by the examiner, and then to continuewithan answering two bar phrase.Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 16: To clap a rhythm in 4/4, 6/8, or 9/8 time - 2 or3 bars, played twice by the examiner, to state t h etime and then to identify whether the phrase is in amajor or minor key.Test 17: To identify any type of triad, and then to namethe notes in them, the root note having beennamed by the examiner.Test 18: To hum, play or whistle 3 or 4 bars playedor Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition in simple ternary formin a key of up to and including 3 sharps or 3 flats,including a modulation to a related key.twice by the examiner, and then to continue byadding an answering phrase.Test 19: To identify a cadence as Perfect or Plagalor Composition (10 Marks)Perform an own composition in variation form to thetheme of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star or your own choiceof theme. It should have balanced phrases and moveto at least two related keys.11

Classical Guitar PlayingShow on entry form asShow on entry form UBJECTGTGRADE8Grade 7Grade 8in Classical Guitar Playingin Classical Guitar PlayingSolo Pieces (60 marks)Candidates for Grade 8 must pass VCM GradeIV Theory of Music (or hold an exemptioncertificate) before the Grade 8 certificate isawarded.To play any three of the following Pieces from theExam Sheet for the grade; or two of the piecesplus an “own choice” suitable for the grade:Anon: ItalianaBach: ‘Cello Prelude No.1Carcassi: Etude in ATarrega: Grand ValsTribe: The Apostles PondScalework (10 marks)Candidates must prepare the following Scales andarpeggios to be played ascending anddescending, from memory.D flat and F# majorAll harmonic minor keysChromatic Scale on A flat, Diminished 7th on F#Dominant 7th in E and B flatAll two octavesQuestions (10 marks)Sight Reading (10 marks)Either Musicianship Tests (10 Marks)Test 20: To c

Candidates must perform Exercise 1 and Exercise 2 set out in the Exam Sheet for the grade. Scalework (10 marks) Candidates must prepare the following Scales to be played ascending, from memory. The use of open strings is permitted at this grade. C Major - 1 octave A Natural Minor - 1 octave Solo Pieces (60 marks) To play both of the following .

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