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07 Sep 2019 18:07 - 20 Jan 2026 19:11 #34699 by hellene
Dear educators, students and parents!

Please read the information on filling out the student’s personal diary to receive a Diploma and an pins/medals.

IMPORTANT! To receive a Diploma and Distinction, you must have a 12-month homework license.

The student’s diary begins with a short story about the student (name, age, student studied music earlier or not, if yes, at what age, how old, how often, etc, teacher's first and last name.).

Indicate what level the student planned to complete.

If this is not the first year of study with the SM program, leave a link to the previous diary for the previous school year in the diary for the current school year.

Everything that is spelled out in the plans of the Soft Mozart Academy should be reflected in the student’s diary in the form of photo and video reports. Each step taken must be documented, which is the basis for obtaining a Diploma of a certain level and medal/pin

So, according to the plans in the diary should be reflected:

- Listening to music and getting acquainted with masterpieces of world classics:
- Video: familiarization with the work - playing the instrument after listening to it (3 videos, the rest are photos of the results)).

- Exercises
The video shows only the final result of all exercises studied at a certain level.

- Sight reading.
Play the entire album, for the report place 4 different pieces in different presentations (4 videos) + the rest of the pieces in the album - photos of the teacher's notes from the diary/notebook - numbers from all presentations P2, P4, P5 and P6 in accordance with the plans.




 

 


- Etudes for the eyes:
* Video of one "line" etude in P2, P4, P5 and P6, the rest of the etudes are screenshots and photos of the results from the notebook/diary.
* Video of one "space" etude in P2, P4, P5 and P6, the rest of the etudes are screenshots and photos of the results from the notebook/diary.

- Solfeggio. Ear development
* Selecting chords: playing with a hidden left hand (LH). Play the entire album during lessons, post 1 video for the report (more if desired). Other songs - screenshots or photos of entries from a diary/notebook in an electronic diary.
* Playing with solfege - Videos of two different songs from the album in P1 and P3 (the rest are photos of the results).
* Playing RH with solfege - One video of any song (the rest are photos of the results).

Working with cards.
* scale - it is enough to show work with one scale - photo or 1 video.
* "girls-boys" cards - photo or 1 video
* cards with notches (pronouncing by notches from C of the first octave and C of the second octave to the note on the card) - 1 video.
* cards without notches - 1 video

- Working with copybooks. Show your work with one sheet (photo or video), for example, the last one, where all the notes are written down, and a TEST (video with the last two lines).

- Musical dictation. Dictations must be written in cursive.
Video - final №7 (test), photo - dictation №1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

- Rhythmic dictation. Video (preferably) or photo.

- Recording a melody from memory.
Video: any one song, preferably "Spring has come", as a final. All other songs - photos.
*Tasks from level 3: 1 video from each album, 3 photos of the final result in C-G-F major and A-E-D minor.
*Tasks from level 4: 1 video from each album + photo of the final result in D, Bb, A, Eb major and H, G, F#, C minor.

- Transposition from each step in a convenient presentation R or P. Video - 3 examples and other compositions - screenshots or photo entries from a diary/notebook in an electronic diary.

- Training games. Results of 6 games with the appropriate level of time. Photos/screenshots/videos.

- Musical alphabet: 1, 2 and 3 circles - video. Singing an alphabet song (video/photo optional).

- Letters from the state of Lad (short video responses to each letter, reflecting the very essence), with disabilities - photos are possible.

- History of Music:
* Video Hymn to Saint John
* Video Gregorian Chant

- Links to concerts:
* winter Butterfly Ball – link…
* summer reporting – link…
participation in 2 concerts during the current academic year is mandatory.

Please note that your videos are publicly available, otherwise the diary will not be checked.

The diary is filled out either every month, or during the school year, or at the end of the school year. The deadline for filling out and submitting the diary is September 1 of the next school year. No matter what time the diary is filled, in any case, it should reflect all the main points of the plans.

If the student did not have time to complete the plan, then the plan is transferred to the next academic year.

Attention!

The preparatory level "С" is mandatory for everyone, no matter what level of training the student is.
If a student has already studied music and can play and read music, then he can play a repertoire of his level.
Prep is needed lay the foundation! Something that has never been in traditional learning: the relationship of lines and spaces with keys, an approach to develop music ear, interactive games, etc.

For example, you can see how the diaries of different levels are filled:

Diploma Level В
www.softmozart.com/forum/2023-2024-progr...-vienna-level-b.html

Diploma Level C:
www.softmozart.com/forum/2020-2021/21585-amber-china.html

www.softmozart.com/forum/2023-2024-progr...level-c.html?start=0

Diploma Level 1:
www.softmozart.com/forum/2018-2019/20539.html

Diploma Level 2:
www.softmozart.com/forum/progress-diarie...level-2.html?start=0

Diploma Level 3 :

Part according to new plans - part according to old plans:
www.softmozart.com/forum/2021-2022/21610-3.html

www.softmozart.com/forum/70-2014-2015/16...vel-3-segment-1.html

Diploma Level 4 :
www.softmozart.com/forum/2022-2023/21916-4.html

Diploma Level 5: www.softmozart.com/forum/2023-2024-progr...-akim-level-5-5.html

Diploma Level 6:
www.softmozart.com/forum/progress-diarie...-akim-level-6-6.html

Happy learning, everyone!

Sincerely, The Pedagogical Team of Soft Mozart Academy

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26 Sep 2026 22:10 - 04 Oct 2026 07:46 #59611 by Аким
SUBMISSION FORM FOR FINAL PROJECTS: PREPARATORY LEVEL A.
  • This form is intended solely for recording results and reviewing final projects.
  • The assignments listed in this form do not replace the standard curriculum.
  • This form does not exempt the instructor from carrying out ongoing coursework. Please ensure a careful balance between routine instruction and the preparation of final projects.
  • For your convenience, this form may be copied and pasted into the student's logbook to include links to videos and photos of completed work.
______________________________________

Each type of work must be in a separate post.
______________________________________

Post 1.
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04 Oct 2026 07:23 - 04 Oct 2026 07:24 #59700 by Аким
SUBMISSION FORM FOR GRADUATION TASKS: PREPARATORY LEVEL B.
  • This form is intended solely for recording results and reviewing graduation projects.
  • The tasks listed in this form do not replace the standard curriculum.
  • This form does not exempt the teacher from carrying out ongoing work according to the syllabus. Please carefully manage the balance between routine coursework and the preparation of graduation tasks.
  • For your convenience, this form may be copied and pasted into the student's logbook to include links to videos and photos of completed work.
_______________________________________

Each type of task must be in a separate post.
_______________________________________

Post 1.

Photo of the student's registration certificate.

Name, age
Preparatory Level B

Previous logbook, if applicable: (link)

Participation in academic concerts:
- Butterfly Ball: (link)
- End-of-Year Recital: (link)
______________________________________

Post 2.

MUSIC THEORY.

1. Alphabet song starting from any note
(photo or video)

2. Work with the "Dominant Second and Tonic Fifth" flashcard
(link to video)

3. Work with alphabet cards.

Scale starting from note ..... in ascending order
(link to video)

Scale starting from note ..... in descending order:
(link to video)

Sequence of "Lad Kingdom" characters in the scale starting from note ....
(link to video)

Sequence of "Lad Kingdom" characters in the scale ....
(link to video)

Sequence of characters starting from note... on the keyboard:
(link to video)

4. Working with note cards.

Treble clef notes using guide marks, in both directions:
(link to video)

Treble clef notes without guide marks (name, position, girl/boy)
(link to video)

5. Musical alphabet. First circle
(video with the digital SM textbook or the circle flashcard in the background)
____________________________________________________________

Post 3.

EXERCISES.

1. "5 Fingers" exercise starting from C (Do) in various octaves.
*advanced task: playing along to a backing track simultaneously with Queen Tonic
(link to video)

2. Chromatic scale: contrary motion
(link to video)

3. Chromatic scale: parallel motion
(link to video)

4. Hanon No. 1.
(link to video)

5. C Major scale: contrary motion, 2 octaves
(link to video)

6. C Major triads
(link to video)
_______________________________________

Post 4.

MUSIC LISTENING + SIGHT-SINGING.

1. "Surprise" Symphony. Haydn (teaser)
(link to video)

2. Sleep, My Joy, Go to Sleep...
(link to video)

3. Sleep Song. Humperdinck (teaser)
(link to video)

4. March from *The Nutcracker* ballet. Tchaikovsky
(link to video)

5. Trepak (Russian Dance). Tchaikovsky
(link to video)

6. Arabian Dance. Tchaikovsky
(link to video)

7. Largo. Dvořák
Excerpt #1
(link to video)

Excerpt #2
(link to video)

8. The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. Debussy
(link to video)

9. Toreador Song. Bizet
(link to video)

10. The Swan. Saint-Saëns.
Excerpt #1
(link to video)

Excerpt #2
(screenshot)

11. Radetzky March.
(link to video)

12. Serenade for String Orchestra.
(link to video)

13. The Cat's Theme. Prokofiev
(link to video)

14. Für Elise. Beethoven.
(link to video)
_______________________________________________

Post 5.

CHORD SELECTION.

Playing with the left hand (LH) hidden

(Results table)

Any song
(link to video)
_____________________________________

Post 6.

TRAINING GAMES

Game duration: 1–3 minutes (except "Guess the Key" – 30 sec)

Screenshots of the final results for each game. Game progress results chart (photo from notebook)
___________________________________

Post 7.

TRANSPOSITION.

The Song of the Tonic and the Guard

Results chart for each key (photo from notebook)

Tonic – white keys.
(link to video)

Tonic – black keys
(link to video)

The Bun’s Song (Major and with a lowered 3rd degree):

C
link to video

D
link to video

E
link to video

F
link to video

G
link to video

A
link to video

B
link to video
______________________________________

Post 8.

MUSIC THEORY.

Music Theory Theater

1. Noise and Music
(photo of watching the story)

2. Is it okay to make mistakes?
(photo of watching the story)

3. The Heart of Music 1 and 2
(photo of watching the story)

4. 2 beats or 3 beats?
(photo of watching the story)

Task with *: reinforcing the material after watching the educational video
(link to video)

5. The Tonic and the Guard
(photo of watching the story)
_____________________________________

Post 9.

Pieces for skill refinement must be reflected in the concert links.
_____________________________________

Post 10.

Level B plans completed; logbook closed.
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04 Oct 2026 07:44 #59701 by Аким
SUBMISSION FORM FOR FINAL PROJECTS: PREPARATORY LEVEL C.
  • This form is intended solely for recording results and reviewing final projects.
  • The assignments listed in this form do not replace the standard curriculum.
  • This form does not exempt the instructor from carrying out ongoing coursework. Please ensure a careful balance between routine instruction and the preparation of final projects.
  • For your convenience, this form may be copied and pasted into the student's logbook to include links to videos and photos of completed work.
______________________________________

Each type of work must be in a separate post.
______________________________________

Post 1.

Photo of the student's registration certificate.

Name, age.
Preparatory Level C
Previous logbook, if applicable: (link)

Concert participation:
- Butterfly Ball: (link)
- Recital: (link)
_______________________________________

Post 2.

EXERCISES.
1. "5-Finger Pattern" starting on C in various octaves:
(link to video)

2. "Rainbow"
(link to video)

3. Chromatic scale (contrary motion):
(link to video)

4. Chromatic scale (parallel motion):
(link to video)

5. Hanon No. 1:
(link to video)

6. Major and minor triads (contrary motion):
(link to video)

7. Major and minor triads (parallel motion, hands together):
(link to video)

8. Major and minor 3-note arpeggios (contrary motion):
(link to video)

9. C Major scale (contrary and parallel motion):
(link to video)

10. Triad and its inversions:
(link to video)

11. 4-note arpeggios:
(link to video)

12. Long arpeggio
(link to video)

13. A minor scale (3 forms):
natural
(link to video)
harmonic
(link to video)
melodic
(link to video)

14. Triads and their inversions:
(link to video)

15. 4-note arpeggio:
(link to video)

16. Long arpeggio:
(link to video)
______________________________________

Post 3.

LISTENING TO MUSIC AND PERFORMING WORLD CLASSICAL MASTERPIECES.
There must be a 50/50 split between video links and screenshots; the log must include at least 9 musical pieces.

1. Surprise Symphony. Haydn.
(link / screenshot)

2. Sleep, My Joy, Fall Asleep...
(link / screenshot)

3. Sleepy Song. Humperdinck
(link / screenshot)

4. March from *The Nutcracker* Ballet. P.I. Tchaikovsky
(link / screenshot)

5. Waltz of the Flowers from *The Nutcracker* Ballet. P.I. Tchaikovsky
(link / screenshot)

6. Symphony No. 5. Beethoven
(link / screenshot)

7. Spring. Vivaldi
(link / screenshot)

8. Longing for Spring. Mozart.
(link / screenshot)

9. William Tell Overture. Rossini
(link / screenshot)

10. Turkish March. Beethoven
(link or screenshot)

11. Boléro. Ravel (teaser)
(link / screenshot)

12. Ode to Joy. Beethoven. Teaser
(link / screenshot)

13. Symphony No. 40. Mozart (teaser)
(link / screenshot)

14. Dance of the Little Swans (teaser)
(link / screenshot)
________________________________

Post 4

SIGHT-READING + SOLFÈGE in P1 and P3

Nursery Primer (Sight-Reading 0.0)
Table (photo of results for 10 songs)

P1 with solfège singing.
(link)
P3 with solfège.
(link)

SIGHT-READING at P 2, 4, 5 and 6.

Nursery Primer (Sight-Reading 0.0)

(photo of results for 14 songs)

P2
(link)

P4
(link)

P5
(link)

P6
(link)

Favorite Classics Album 0.0 (Sight-Reading)
(photo of results for 14 songs)

P2
(link)

P4
(link)

P5
(link)

P6
(link)

First Steps Album 0.1
(photo of results for 14 songs)

P2
(link)

P4
(link)

P5
(link)

P6
(link)

Christmas Carols  Level 1.0

P3 or P2 or P4
(link or screenshot)

P3 or P2 or P4
(link or screenshot)
__________________________________

Post 5.

CHORD SELECTION
Playing with the left hand (LH) covered
(Table of results for all songs in the plan)

Variations
(link to video)
_____________________________________

Post 6

MUSIC THEORY.

1. Alphabet song starting from any note
(link to video or photo)

2. Working with alphabet cards.

Scale starting from G (Sol) in ascending order.
(link to video)

Scale starting from A (La) in descending order.
(link to video)

Sequence of characters along the scale starting from the note... :
(link to video)

Sequence of characters on the keys starting from the note... :
(link to video)

3. Working with note cards.

Cards with notches: reciting in both directions, girls vs. boys, identifying location
(link to video)

Cards without notches (speed drill)
(link to video)
____________________________________

Post 7

First-octave handwriting practice (speed-writing method)
(photos of all pages)

Test
(link to video: last 2 lines)
____________________________________

Post 8.

PRACTICE GAMES

All games take 3–5 minutes of playtime, except "Guess the Key," which takes 1–2 minutes.
Game progress/results table (photo from notebook)
Screenshots of final results for each game from the program.
_____________________________________

Post 9.

TRANSPOSITION.

The Tonic and the Guard Song

Game played via the program in 2 versions:
(Table/photo of results from notebook)

Tonic – the fundamental tones.
(link)

Tonic – the black keys.
(link)

The Bun Song.

Playing the curriculum pieces in major and minor keys:
(Photo of results from the notebook) and
(link to video)
___________________________________

Post 10.

Letters and videos from the Kingdom of Tonality.

1. What are noise and music? 
(photo of watching the story)

2. Is it okay to make mistakes? 
(photo of watching the story)

3. The heart of music
(photo of watching the story)

4. 2 beats or 3 beats? 
(photo of watching the story)
(link to video: reinforcing the material based on the instructional video)

5. The Tonic and the Guard
(photo of watching the story)

6. The Lady-in-Waiting
(photo of watching the story)

Letters 1 through 10:
(links to videos with brief answers)

RHYTHMIC DICTATION.

The Song of the Tonic and the Guard.
2 versions: the Queen and the little mice
(link to video) and
(photo of the result)

The first cycle of the Musical Alphabet
(link to video: performed from memory against the backdrop of the digital textbook or Soft Mozart props)
___________________________

Post 11.

Pieces for skill refinement must be reflected in the concert links.
_______________________________________

Post 12.

Level C plans completed; logbook closed.

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16 Oct 2026 21:36 #59890 by Аким
LEVEL 1 FINAL ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION FORM.
This form is intended exclusively for recording results and evaluating final assignments.
The assignments listed in this form do not replace the ongoing curriculum.
This form does not exempt the instructor from carrying out regular planned coursework. Please ensure a careful balance between your ongoing teaching responsibilities and the preparation of these final assignments.
For your convenience, this form may be copied and pasted into the student’s logbook, where you can then add the necessary links to videos and photographs of the completed work.
_______________________________________

Each type of assignment must be presented in a separate post.
______________________________________

Post 1.

Photograph of the student’s registration certificate.

Name, age.
Level 1
Level C Logbook: /link/

Participation in concerts:
- Butterfly Ball: /link/
- End-of-term/Year-end Recital: /link/
_______________________________________

Post 2.

EXERCISES.

Kolobok (The Little Gingerbread Man). (link to video)

Hanon No. 1
(link to video)

G Major scale
parallel motion
(link to video)

contrary motion
(link to video)

G Major triads and their inversions
(link to video)

G Major short arpeggios
(link to video)

G Major long arpeggios
(link to video)

E minor scale
natural
(link to video)

harmonic
(link to video)

melodic
(link to video)

E minor triads and their inversions
(link to video)

E minor short arpeggios
(link to video)

E minor long arpeggios
(link to video)

F Major scale
parallel motion
(link to video)

contrary motion
(link to video)

F Major triads and their inversions
(link to video)

F Major short arpeggios
(link to video)

F Major long arpeggios
(link to video)

D minor scale
natural
(link to video)

harmonic
(link to video)

melodic
(link to video)

D minor triads and their inversions
(link to video)

D minor short arpeggios
(link to video)

D minor long arpeggios
(link to video)
____________________________________

Post 3

MUSIC LISTENING AND FAMILIARIZATION.
Videos and screenshots in a 50/50 ratio (minimum of 9 pieces)

1. Toccata and Fugue in D minor – Bach
(link to video and screenshot)

2. Dance of the Hours
(link to video and screenshot)

3. Arabian Dance – Tchaikovsky
(link to video and screenshot)

4. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
(link to video and screenshot)

5. Hungarian Dance – Brahms
(link to video and screenshot)

6. Polovtsian Dances
(link to video and screenshot)

7. Morning – Grieg
(link to video and screenshot)

8. Radetzky March – Strauss
(link to video and screenshot)

9. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring – Bach
(link to video and screenshot)

10. Pathétique Sonata – Beethoven
(link to video and screenshot)
_______________________________________

Post 4

WRITING EXERCISES: SECOND OCTAVE
(photos of all pages)

Test
(link to a video of the last 2 lines)
________________________________________

Post 5

EAR TRAINING.

MUSICAL DICTATION AND TRANSCRIBING MELODIES FROM MEMORY.

Musical dictation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
(photos of all dictation exercises)

Test No. 7
(link to video)

Hot Cross Buns – musical notation
(photo of the result)

French Song – musical notation (photo of the result)

"Surprise" Symphony. Haydn. Notated version
(link to video)

"Zhuchka" (Little Dog) – C, G, F. Notated version
(photo of the result)

"Spring Has Come" – C, G, F. Notated version
(link to video: playing with RH3)
(link to video: notating the melody using shorthand notation)

"Old MacDonald." Notated version
(link to video: playing with RH3 and solfège)
(link to video: notating using the shorthand method)

"Away in a Manger." Notated version
(link to video: playing with RH3 and solfège)
(link to video: notating using the shorthand method)

Solfège + RH3

1. Hey Diddle Diddle
(link to video)

2. Hickory Dickory Dock
(link to video)

3. Lazy Mary
(link to video)

4. Little Dog Gone
(link to video)

5. Pop! Goes the Weasel
(link to video)

6. This Old Man
(link to video)
______________________________________

Post 6.

Selecting chords for the left hand (LH).

Flute solo
(link to video)

Sensitive touch
(link to video)
______________________________________

Post 7.

TRANSPOSITION.
Hot Cross Buns in Major
(link to video)

Hot Cross Buns in Minor
(link to video)

Transposing Maid of Honor Level 0.5.1
(photos of results from the software in all keys)
(link to video)
________________________________________

Post 8.

Working with music flashcards:

- Treble clef notes with directional markers (indicators)
(link to video)

- Treble clef notes without markers (for speed practice)
(link to video)
_______________________________________

Post 9

SIGHT-READING in Levels 2, 4, 5 and 6

"First Steps" Album 0.1
(Table with photos of results for all pieces)

Р2
(link to video)

Р4
(link to video)

Р5
(link to video)

Р6
(link to video)

"Nursery Songs 1" Album, Level 0.2
(Table with photos of results for all pieces)

Р2
(link to video)

Р4
(link to video)

Р5
(link to video)

Р6
(link to video)

Anybody Can Play Soft Mozart Level 1.5
(Table with photos of results for all pieces)

Р2
(link to video)

Р4
(link to video)

Р5
(link to video)

Р6
(link to video)
______________________________________

Post 10

TRAINING GAMES
Each game lasts 10 minutes of playtime, with the exception of "Guess the Key," which lasts 3 minutes.
A table showing the progress of the games (photo from a notebook).
Screenshots from the software showing the final results for each game.
_______________________________________

Post 11

MUSIC THEORY.

The Realm of Mode and Harmony — developing a sense for modal and harmonic relationships.
Reinforcing modal tendencies through practical application. Constructing a scale using the major scale formula.

C Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

D Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

E Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

F Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

G Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

A Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

B Major scale with butterflies:
(link to video)

Addendum to correspondence #3.
(link to video: Game "L" from the program)

Addendum to correspondence #4.
1. Introduction to melodic and harmonic intervals, using the dominant and tonic seconds as examples. Developing playing skills.
2. Reinforcing the concept of the tonic triad.
(link to video)

Reinforcement: D2 (dominant second) and T2 (tonic second) — harmonic and melodic intervals (with explanation).
(link to video)

Addendum to correspondence No. 5
1. Reinforcing the concept of the tonic fifth. Developing playing skills. 2. Reinforcing the concepts of melodic and harmonic intervals, using the second (between the 3rd and 4th scale degrees) and the fifth (between the 1st and 5th scale degrees) as examples. Performance skills.
(link to video)

Addendum to Letter No. 6
1. Formation of the deceptive cadence (interrupted progression)
2. The role of the 6th scale degree
(link to video)

Letter No. 10. The major scale formula (review). Intervals.
(link to video)

Letter No. 11. The "magic" formula for the minor scale. Intervals: minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, major 3rd, perfect 4th, perfect 5th.
(link to video)

Letter No. 12. Harmonic and melodic minor scales. Tetrachords.
(link to video)

Letter No. 13. The first cycle of the "Musical Alphabet" (MA).
(link to video)

Letter No. 14. Primary and stable scale degrees (tonal degrees).
(link to video)

Letter No. 15. The second cycle of the "Musical Alphabet."
(link to video)

Letter No. 16. Writing the treble and bass clefs.
(link to video)

Letter No. 17. About Guido of Arezzo — the creator of musical notation and the symmetrical staff system.
(link to video)

Letter No. 18. Playing the dominant seventh chord (D7) with resolution to the 6th scale degree. Practical review of the deceptive cadence.
(link to video)

Letter No. 19. The third cycle of the "Musical Alphabet" (MA).
(link to video)

Letter No. 20. Accidentals (signs of alteration).
(link to video)


The Musical Alphabet. First Round
(link to a video with the digital textbook *SM* in the background — memorized)
__________________________________________

Post 12

Pieces intended for refinement should be referenced in the concert links.
__________________________________________

Post 13

Level 1 plans completed; logbook closed.

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16 Oct 2026 21:49 #59891 by Аким
LEVEL 2 FINAL ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION FORM.
This form is intended exclusively for recording the results of and evaluating final assignments.
The assignments listed in this form do not replace the current curriculum or lesson plans.
This form does not exempt the instructor from carrying out ongoing work as per the established curriculum. Please ensure a careful balance between your regular teaching activities and the preparation of these final assignments.
For your convenience, this form may be copied and pasted into the student’s progress journal, where you can then add the necessary links to videos and photographs of the completed work.
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Each type of assignment must be submitted in a separate post.
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Post 1

Photograph of the student’s registration certificate.

Name, age.
Level 2
Level 1 progress journal: /link/

Participation in concerts:
- Butterfly Ball: /link/
- End-of-term/Year-end recital: /link/
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Post 2

EXERCISES.
Hanon No. 1
/link/

Hanon No. 2
/link/

Hanon No. 3
/link/

D Major Scale
parallel motion
/link/

contrary motion
/link/

Triads and inversions
/link/

Short arpeggios
/link/

Long arpeggios
/link/

B Minor Scale

natural
/link/

harmonic
/link/

melodic
/link/

Triads and inversions
/link/

Short arpeggios
/link/

Long arpeggios
/link/

Bb Major Scale

parallel motion
/link/

contrary motion
/link/

Triads and inversions
/link/

Short arpeggios
/link/

Long arpeggios
/link/

G Minor Scale

harmonic
/link/

melodic
/link/

Triads and inversions
/link/

Short arpeggios
/link/

Long arpeggios
/link/
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Post 3

Listening to music and exploring masterpieces of world classical music.
Videos and screenshots should be in a 50/50 ratio.

1. In the Hall of the Mountain King – E. Grieg
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

2. Sonata No. 17 (3rd movement) Beethoven
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

3. Chinese Dance (teaser) from the ballet *The Nutcracker*. Tchaikovsky.
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

4. The Barber of Seville (teaser).
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

5. Für Elise, Beethoven (teaser)
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

6. Wedding March. F. Mendelssohn
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

7. Barcarolle. Offenbach
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

8. Military March. Schubert (teaser)
/link to video/ or /screenshot/

9. Lullaby. Brahms
/link to video/ or /screenshot/
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Post 4

SIGHT-READING

Album Favorite Classics 1 Level 1.2
/Photo of a table showing the results for all 14 pieces from the album/

Р2
/link to video/

Р4
/link to video/

Р5
/link to video/

Р6
/link to video/

Christmas Carols Album 1.0
/Photo of a table showing the results for all 8 pieces from the album/

Р2
/link to video/

Р4
/link to video/

Р5
/link to video/

Р6
/link to video/

Christmas Classics Album 1.1
/Photo of a table showing the results for all 12 pieces from the album/

P2
/link to video/

P4
/link to video/

P5
/link to video/

P6
/link to video/
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Post 5

TRAINING GAMES

All games have a 15-minute playtime, except for "Guess the Key," which has a 4-minute playtime.
Table of game progress/results (photo from a notebook)
Screenshots from the program showing the final results for each game.
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Post 6

SMALL OCTAVE WRITING EXERCISES
(photo of all pages)

Test
(link to a video of the last 2 lines)
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Post 7

WORKING WITH FLASHCARDS

1. Bass clef notes with directional markers (notches):
/link to video/

2. Bass clef notes without markers (for speed):
/link to video/

3. Intervals. Identification with visual support:
/link to video/
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Post 8

EAR TRAINING AND MUSICAL DICTATION.

Transcribing melodies from memory and selecting chords in C, G, and F.
"The Train," "Little Ducklings," "Zhuchka," "Spring Has Come," "Grey Geese," "Millet," "At the Summit."

1. Playing with the right hand (RH) covered/hidden:
/1 video in C, G, and F/
/photo of a table with the results/

2. Notating the music:
/1 video in C, G, and F/
/photo of all the songs in C, G, and F/

3. Playing with the left hand (LH) covered/hidden:
/1 video in C, G, and F/
/photo of a table with the results in C, G, and F/
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Post 9

Transcribing melodies from memory and selecting chords in A minor, E minor, and D minor.
"The Godmother," "The Quail," "The Birch Tree," "In the Garden," "Luanchiku," "Be Well."

1. Playing with the right hand (RH) in a closed position:
/1 video in a, e, d/
/remaining photos of the results table in a, e, d/

2. Musical notation:
/1 video in a, e, d/
/photos of all songs in a, e, d/

3. Playing with the left hand (LH) in a closed position:
/1 video in a, e, d/
/photos of the results table in a, e, d/

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Post 10

IDENTIFYING CHORDS: S, L, LH
/photo of the results table/

Albums:
Solfeggio Chords 1 Major C  1.0
Solfeggio Chords 1 Major G  2.0
Solfeggio Chords 1 Major F 3.0

Albums:
Solfeggio Chords 1 Minor A  1.1
Solfeggio Chords 1 Minor E  2.1
Solfeggio Chords 1 Minor D 3.1
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Post 11

MUSIC THEORY

The Musical Alphabet – 2nd Cycle
/link to a video featuring a digital textbook or Soft Mozart learning materials in the background/
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Post 12

Pieces intended for skill refinement should be referenced in the concert links.
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Post 13

Level 2 plans completed; progress journal closed.

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