Section II · the scores
Play from the score, or practise the examiner's questions on it.
The score only, large, one screen at a time: made for an iPad (12.9 inch, upright or sideways) on the piano desk. Tap the right edge to turn the page; the page remembers where you stopped. On an iPad choose Share → Add to Home Screen and open it from there for the full screen.
Bach Prelude in D minor, BWV 875Bach Fugue in D minorHaydn Sonata in C minor, first movementHaydn Sonata in C minor, slow movementHaydn Sonata in C minor, finaleChopin Waltz in E minorBartók Romanian Folk Dances
Each page shows the whole score, set out line by line, with the questions an examiner asks at each place. Answer out loud first, then open the answer.
The whole prelude, 61 bars, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks about its form and its details.
Score and questionsA three-voice fugue of only 27 bars: the whole score, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks at each place.
Score and questionsThe whole first movement, 100 bars, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks about its form and its details.
Score and questionsThe whole slow movement, 67 bars, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks about its form and its details.
Score and questionsThe whole finale, 152 bars, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks about its form and its details.
Score and questionsThe whole waltz, set out line by line, with the questions an examiner asks at each place.
Score and questionsThe six dances, line by line, with the questions an examiner asks about their scales and endings.