1 and 2 Provides experience and an opportunity for pianists to acquire the skills of ensemble technique essential for the full development of the keyboard musician. Students are expected to learn how to distinguish between the essential and the merely supportive elements of keyboard accompaniment. Elements of simple arrangement or adaptation, improvisation and sight-reading and the problems associated with the playing of orchestral reductions are addressed as they occur.
Students become familiar with the standard vocal and instrumental repertoire.
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