Sight-reading piano A

Improve sight-reading skills through individual practice, and by taking advantage of opportunities to sight-read with another instrumentalist or singer.

Extending musical culture by stimulating curiosity and exploring contemporary literature.

All works using the piano (original, reduction or transcription): oratorio, opera, lied, concerto accompaniment, sonata with instrument, four hands, two pianos and, of course, works from the repertoire.

Compulsory for all students in the^{1st year} of the advanced piano cycle.

Exempted are students who have passed the entrance exam to the CNSMDP's^1st cycle advanced accompaniment course or^2nd cycle advanced piano accompaniment course.

Final examination

1. scales, arpeggios and cadences chosen by the jury ;
2. a deciphering of a piece for solo piano, which will take 15 minutes, with piano, without telephone and with metronome.

Paper^no. 2 will be played for 15 minutes on the piano, without a telephone and with a metronome.

An examination session is held at the end of each semester.

Module A can be validated from the end of the second semester.

2 to 6 semesters