level 8
For ever , know why, its because there is no such thing as Grade 9 piano. It only goes up to grade 8
It is grade 8 :-) . I'm trying to learn it myself
The highest grade is 8, but then you can do Diplomas. The Diplomas include AMusA, LMusA and FMusA. Most people who are serious about learning piano complete up to grade 8 if they play piano for their own enjoyment. Many people learn up to AMusA because that is the grade you have to pass to be able to teach piano grades.
4, if played with the melody 7/8
Piano Grade 8! Hipprocker xx
By this, you could mean a lot of things. What is the average age of a piano student studying at university, or the average age of a piano student that is, say, grade 5? If you mean what is the average age for a piano student to be grade 8, for example, I would say probably about in their early 20s (If they have been studying since in their teens, which is about average). Some people get to grade 8 standard much earlier. I have been playing the piano since I was 4 and I am currently grade 7, aged 13. For me to be grade 8 standard it could take a few years but I am aiming for age 15.
You don't, you just need to be extremely, extremely good at piano. About grade 8
It depends how you play it. It's about grade 7-8 but if it's played really well it's diploma standard.
You can directly give 8th grade exam if you want...
It does help, I've got ABRSM Grade 8 which = 70 UCAS points. This alone is not enough to get you into university. You will need other eg diploma/ A level qualifications. But do try applying, sometimes uni's will take on talented individuals who do not have qualifications out of their eyeballs.
I would like to know this myself as I would like to teach piano from my home as I have grade 8 on two instruments. Why do you want to teach yourself at this age?
All love, no hate, grade 8.