A revised Piano for Leisure syllabus is available for examination from 2022.
The Technical Work requirements have been reviewed. From 2022, Piano for Leisure Technical Work will be a sub-set of the Technical Work that appears in Piano Technical Work Level 1 (2018) and Piano Technical Work Level 2 (2018), currently being used for the Piano Comprehensive syllabus.
These publications can be purchased online through AMEB Connect.
A new Horn (French Horn) syllabus is available for examination from 2022.
New publications are available to use in conjunction with the syllabus:
A new Violin syllabus is available for examination from 2022.
New publications are available to use in conjunction with the syllabus:
AMEB (NSW) required all videos to be uploaded to YouTube with an Unlisted privacy setting to protect the candidate’s privacy. Child welfare and online safety has always been a priority of AMEB (NSW) so we will always evolve our processes to support child online protection policies.
In recent weeks YouTube has changed the enforcement of their Child safety policy to disallow presentation of photo ID on all videos uploaded to the YouTube site, and this includes any Unlisted videos.
The Fellowship in Music Australia (FMusA) is the highest and most prestigious award offered by AMEB. From 2020, there is a new process to apply for the Fellowship exam. Read more.
A new Accordion syllabus is available for examination from 2021. This revised syllabus 2021 Accordion Syllabus is available as a digital download and has a refreshed Manual List.
The old syllabus as published in the 2019 Accordion Syllabus will be available for examination in 2021 and 2022, and will be withdrawn from 1 January 2023.
A new Harp syllabus is available for examination from 2021. This syllabus caters for candidates on both Lever and Pedal harp.
For the first time, publications are available to use in conjunction with the syllabus:
