Understanding AMEB

Exam life cycle

AMEB exam requirements

Technical exercise: exercises that build technique and finger independence.
Repertoire: a list of pieces performed to examine a variety of style, technique and performance skills.
General knowledge: understanding of markings, music theory and composer background of your repertoire.
Sight reading: playing a foreign passage of sheet music on the piano with little to no preparation.
Aural: listening ability to recognize musical elements such as rhythm, intervals, melody, etc.
Music theory (Grade 6+): principles of scales, harmonies, music writing, etc. that underpin most pieces.

AMEB is a fantastic yearly goal for students to aim for. Their syllabus provides a wide range of techniques and styles, perfect for building fundamental musician skills. If you have any further questions about AMEB, click on the button to contact us now.