Piano question for AMusA guys (1 Viewer)

[evilelmo_2005]

I'm just wondering how long did it take for AMusA guys to learn their AMusA piece fluently? and how many hours did u guys practise to be able to play AMusA pieces fluently?

 

[Xuboy]

I'm just wondering how long did it take for AMusA guys to learn their AMusA piece fluently? and how many hours did u guys practise to be able to play AMusA pieces fluently?

What pieces are you doing?
I got distinction in Amus and Lmus - and it does take a fair bit of time to get it all under control and in the memory - remember if you're around my age - 16 - i was about 13 when i did my amus i think? - its all about impressing ur adjudicators
EDIT: to answer your question - i spent about 4-5 hours on average but it pays off!

 

[what!]

I'm just wondering how long did it take for AMusA guys to learn their AMusA piece fluently? and how many hours did u guys practise to be able to play AMusA pieces fluently?

i did my Amus last year. i probably spent around 1-1.5 hrs a day. sometimes more sometimes less. not every day of the week tho.

im not one of the best examples to follow...

but i still passed

 

[RBKSoulja]

i took me about 5 or 6 months to memorise the scores, and after that, spent another 6 on expressive techniques stuff. i practised about 3-4 hours a day and received a distinction. lol one and half hours if only enough to go through my pieces once, which seriously isnt enough

and it would be seriously good if you could do the whole book of Hanon exercises, they improved the clarity of my playing SIGNIFICANTLY ^^

 

[xxstef]

lol i was meant to do about 1.5hrs a day, but did i? honestly, no. i honestly only did about an hour a week, before my lessons, maybe a term before the exam. then i started doing maybe 3hours a week, and in the final 3 weeks before exam, it was 2hours a day, and in the last week, 3-4hrs a day. not advisable. but i passed, so