Good luck to all the Year 5 students sitting their Music Aptitude Test for Claremont High School Academy on the 10th of June 2023!
Remember, the SE22 Piano School tutors are here to help prepare you for the upcoming test. Although time is running out to book a 1-to-1 lesson, don’t worry, as SE22 Piano School also offers digital downloads that you can use with your teacher. These resources are designed to familiarize you with the style of test you will hear on the day.
Embrace this opportunity, practice with dedication, and know that you have the support and resources needed to perform your best. Wishing you all the success in your music aptitude test!
Are you a student aspiring to secure a place in a prestigious UK secondary school? If so, you’re probably aware of the Music Aptitude Test, a crucial component of the entrance exams. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! The SE22 Piano School’s team of Music Scholarship specialists has developed top-notch training materials to help you excel in these tests.
The Music Aptitude Test is an important component of the secondary school entrance exams for renowned UK schools. It assesses students’ innate musical abilities, including their perception of pitch, rhythm, melody, and musical memory. Securing a high score on this test can significantly enhance your chances of gaining admission to a music-focused school.
With over 15 years of experience in preparing students for secondary school entrance exams, our experts understand the intricate nuances of the Music Aptitude Test. Our training materials are specifically designed to familiarise you with the test’s style, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the big day.
Why should you choose SE22 Piano School’s Music Aptitude Test training materials? Here’s why:
1. Comprehensive and Targeted Preparation: Our training materials cover all aspects of the Music Aptitude Test, including listening skills, music theory, and instrumental techniques. By practicing with our materials, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the test’s requirements, giving you a significant advantage.
2. Developed by Experts: Our team consists of Music Scholarship specialists who have dedicated years to understanding the intricacies of the Music Aptitude Test. They have crafted the training materials based on their extensive knowledge and experience, ensuring their effectiveness.
3. Optimise Results with a Teacher: While our training materials can be used independently, we highly recommend working with a qualified teacher. Collaborating with a music instructor will help you fine-tune your skills, receive personalised guidance, and maximise your potential.
4. Early Preparation is Key: The Music Aptitude Test for Autumn 2023 is just around the corner. Start practicing well in advance to build your confidence and proficiency. With our training materials, you can establish a solid foundation and approach the test with self-assurance.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to elevate your chances of success in the Music Aptitude Test. Visit our website and explore our range of training materials today. Prepare with the experts at SE22 Piano School and unlock your full musical potential!
Remember, the path to success starts with diligent preparation. Empower yourself with SE22 Piano School’s Music Aptitude Test training materials and embark on your journey to academic excellence.
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Claremont High School Academy will admit 10 percent of new intake places for students who have an aptitude in Music. The Music Aptitude Test will be held on Saturday, 10th June 2023 at 9am.
You can download and practice the specimen MAT Training Materials online so that you know what kind of tests to expect. Use these with your teacher or we offer 1-to-1 lessons on Zoom and have a few slots available just before the Claremont test on 10 June.
The written test consists of questions involving three areas of music, namely PITCH, MELODY, and TEXTURE.
Pitch: For example candidates listen to two sounds and have to indicate whether the second sound is the same as the first, or whether it is higher or lower.
Melody: For example candidates listen to two tunes consisting of five notes. Candidates have to decide whether the second tune is the same as the first or if one of the notes has been altered. If there is a change, candidates will be expected to identify which note has been altered by giving the note number.
Texture: For these questions candidates listen to a number of extracts containing multiple instruments or sounds. Candidates need to comment on the amount of instruments and compare any differences between examples.
In addition to the written aptitude test, Candidates will be required to complete a musical performance aptitude test. Each child will be allocated a 5 minute slot to perform their chosen piece of vocal or instrumental music. Their aptitude for music will be further assessed from this performance and, as there is a free choice of piece, this will allow candidates of all cultures an equal chance to succeed. An accompanist will be provided. Students can bring their own CD backing track.