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blarh
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so i recently took my rcm piano exam and did terribly!
i screwed up the beginning of my first song twice, and at the ending the notes that were supposed to be swift and smooth came out jumbled and all wrong..
the second song was all right and the third was okay
the studies were fine but i screwed up on one triad and when she asked me to play g minor i played g major instead!
with all this what do you think i got out of a 100?
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kishi
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i dunno,
sory i can't give you a grade because i haven't heard you play.
but at least you were able to identify that you had errors.
it's ok to have errors, there's always a second chance.
if you are really eager to learn piano then don't let these things stop you from learning music. jaz keep practicing.
don't worry, all of us started with errors and mistakes.
cheer up!
------kishi
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Liv
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Like Kishi said, I can't really say because I wasn't at the exam. It's good that you realise you made mistakes, but don't stress too much over them because the exam is over now and there isn't anything you can do about it. In one of my exams I made many more mistakes than that but I still got a B. I've found that examiners can tell whether you're stuffing up due to nerves or to lack of preparation, so if you prepared well then I'm sure you won't get as bad a mark as you expect
Try to stay positive, I'm very sure you didn't fail at least.
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milkman
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believe me i've had my share of bad exams too.
The judicator always factors in the pressure that you are experiencing.
Don't worry even if you get a lower mark then you expected there's always the lesson learned 
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