Music curriculum and program structure at Eden Schools, South Africa, detailing instruction from Grade 0 to Grade 12
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Music performance and assessment tasks
Students must complete practical and theoretical assessments, including public performance tasks, composition, improvisation, and harmony analysis, as part of their music studies leading to matriculation.
- Who it is for
- students in Grades 8–12 at Eden Schools
- How to act on it
- Participate in weekly music classes; prepare for practical examinations and external exams; submit programme notes, compositions, and recordings
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Public performance task; Programme notes; Harmony analysis; Improvisation exercise; Composition/arrangement with recording
Enrolment in instrumental lessons
Students may take instrumental lessons after school, provided the private teacher is approved by Eden Schools. Lessons are required for those pursuing music as a specialist subject and matriculation.
- Who it is for
- students in Grades 8–12 at Eden Schools
- How to act on it
- Register for instrumental lessons through the school; ensure the private teacher is approved by Eden Schools
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Private instrument teachers approved by school; Instrumental lessons after school
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Gauteng
Key Takeaways
- Grade 0 to Grade 12
- Amina Carini
- Bachelor of Music Degree
- H.D.E. (higher diploma in education)
- 1981
- U.C.T.
- Music as a specialist subject
- Grade 8 and 9
- Grade 10–12
- Matriculation subject
- Practical examination: 150 marks
- Music Paper One: 120 marks
- Music Paper Two: 30 marks
- Year mark: 100 marks
- Minimum Grade 5 practical
- Grade 4–5 theory
- External exams: Royal Schools of Music
- Audition or aptitude test required for beginners
- Private instrument teachers approved by school
- Instrumental lessons after school
- 50% practical component
- Public performance task
- Programme notes
- Harmony analysis
- Improvisation exercise
- Composition/arrangement with recording
- South African music assignment
- Eden Schools
- Amina Carini
- U.C.T.