You said that the earliest piano grading test was founded in 1982, which was graded by China Musicians Association.

At present, there are many piano exams, which are simply divided into musicians' association exams and conservatory exams.

Musicians' associations are based on provinces, such as "Piano Examination of Zhejiang Musicians' Association" and "Piano Examination of Shanghai Musicians' Association". Of course, there is also the national "China Musicians Association Piano Grade Examination". They will set up test sites in various cities, and some municipalities directly under the central government also have musicians' association exams, with a small number.

The grading examination time is different in every region during the summer vacation. After registration, you have three months to practice.

The grading of conservatories of music is basically the major conservatories of music in China, namely, Central Music, China Music, Shangyin Music, Xinghai Music, Shen Yin Music, Sichuan Music, Wuyin Music and so on. The examination time is also summer vacation, but the music practice time will be longer, generally about half a year, and it is not excluded that some places are different.

There are piano sparring exams, impromptu accompaniment exams and performance exams (10 or above). There is a piano teacher's exam now, because the level of piano teachers is different all over the country, and making up lessons will harm students.

In Shanghai, (because I am from Shanghai), the Conservatory of Music is more difficult than the Musicians' Association. Therefore, most people choose the grading test of the Music Association.

Take three tunes for each level, plus basic exercises, and train at home for about 3 months.

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Shanghai Musicians Association official website: /index.asp

Shanghai Conservatory of Music:/

Piano grading is introduced in detail, and the grading of other associations is similar.

I wish you a high score in your thesis!