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Achievement In Music (AIM) AIM Exams |
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The AIM Preparatory Piano
Examinations (Levels 1A, 1B, 1C, and Level 2) The AIM Syllabus at these levels is designed for early elementary or transfer piano students who are new to the AIM program. The curriculum for each level includes theory, technique, sight reading, and performance repertoire in one comprehensive examination. Examinations are held in a comfortable setting, and care is taken that students have a positive experience. Students and teachers receive written comments from an adjudicator. A merit pin and a certificate are awarded upon successful completion of a level. AIM Piano Theory Examinations (Levels 3 - 12) The AIM Syllabus includes a progressive theory curriculum designed for elementary through pre-collegiate students. Each level includes a curriculum for piano proficiency skills, aural skills, and music theory fundamentals. During the AIM Theory Examination, a student takes a series of three short tests, including piano proficiency skills, aural skills, and written theory knowledge. Students and teachers receive written comments from an adjudicator. A merit pin is awared upon successful completion of a level. AIM Piano Performance Examinations (Levels 3 - 12) The AIM Syllabus includes repertoire lists for elementary through pre-collegiate piano students. Each level also includes specific technique requirements. Prior to enrolling in the AIM Performance Examination, a student must successfully complete the corresponding level of the AIM Theory Examination. Students and teachers receive a written evaluation from an adjudicator. Students also receive a certificate of merit for successfully completing all of the AIM requirements in theory and performance for the level. |