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So I've been wondering this for a while, and after attempting to search for the answer, I really couldn't conclude anything.
Where do method books fall on the Grade list? Would "Book 1" coincide with "Level 1" etc etc etc?
I'm just wondering how people use Method books while preparing for the CM (or any like exam)...
Thanks!
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Originally posted by ll:
Where do method books fall on the Grade list? Would "Book 1" coincide with "Level 1" etc etc etc?
I'm just wondering how people use Method books while preparing for the CM (or any like exam)...
Level 1 in what system? That's the problem. The many exam systems used worldwide are all slightly - or not so slightly - different (that's why saying "the CM or any like exam" doesn't really end up meaning anything, as they're not like). But I'm sure this has been dealt with a few times in the past, so a search might turn up something useful to you. Here's one thread
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Wow, thanks! I swear I went through 10 pages with no luck, your searching abilities are much better than mine! Thanks again for the information. I suppose I should be more specific, as I didn't realize there would be TOO much difference between the exams! Bests, and happy Turkey day 
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Originally posted by ll: Bests, and happy Turkey day You're welcome but the turkeys are safe here down under - at least until Christmas!
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 I noticed your location afterward. It's still best to wish people a good day, so at least that remains, regardless of whether you guys label it Turkey Day
II. As in, second best.
Only lowercase. So not even that.
I teach piano and violin.
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