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Module Review: Virtuosity Exam

⏱ 18 min ★ ★★★★★ 🏆 100 XP 📋 Quiz ≈ ABRSM Grade 6-7

Module A-M1 Review: Virtuosity Mastery You have developed the physical technique required for advanced repertoire. Four-octave scales, complex arpeggios, octave technique, tremolos, polyrhythms, and endurance — these tools equip you for the “warhorses” of the piano literature. Technical Benchmarks All major/minor scales: 4 octaves, hands together, 120+ BPM in sixteenth notes Major/minor arpeggios: 2 octaves, all keys, hands together Diminished...

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