Beethoven's Pathétique Sonata as a whole work is Associate Diploma standard i.e. above grade 8 standard. It's set on the syllabus repertoire lists for the Piano Performance ATCL, DipABRSM and ARCT Associate Diplomas, making it equivalent to the standard of a first year Music undergraduate student.
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Read More »However, the musicality required to shape the phrases of this movement well and create the beautiful melodic lines is really a post-grade 8 challenge, which is why it is entirely appropriate to have a movement that is “grade 6” standard in terms of notes set on the Associate Diploma repertoire lists. Performing all 3 movements together as a unit adds another layer of a challenge that bumps the difficulty of this sonata up to Associate Diploma level when played as a whole.
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