The Australian Music Examinations Board
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Thank you for visiting the AMEB Federal Office website.
The Australian Music Examinations Board is a federated structure. The State Offices administer all aspects of the examinations and the Federal Office operates in following areas:
- development of syllabuses (Music (all instruments) & Speech and Drama);
- development and production of publications supporting the syllabuses;
- the setting of examinations for all written papers;and
- examining of practical Diplomas: LMusA, FMusA, and FSDA.
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The AMEB is now offering an online option for written exams.
We want to continue to foster great musical talent in this country and our online examination product will offer many benefits for students and teachers. Click the link below to go to the AMEB Online Exams website.
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Syllabus Review Process
The AMEB Syllabus Review Process is a consultative approach to syllabus development. We seek input from teachers, examiners, students and parents. Consequently, a new syllabus takes time to develop.
The following syllabuses are undergoing a period of review:
Oboe
The AMEB oboe syllabus is now under review. Tell us what you think about the oboe syllabus through the Oboe Syllabus Review facebook page or by email.
Percussion
The AMEB percussion syllabus is now under review.
Error Notification
2012 Manual of syllabuses
Piano - Fourth Grade
Section II. Studies and Pieces (page 64)
The first sentence reads 'Candidates must prepare four works, one from each of Lists A, B, C, and D, for presentation at examination.' This is an error. Candidates in Fourth Grade must prepare three works, one from each of Lists A, B, and C, for presentation at examination. There is no List D in the Fourth Grade syllabus.
