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    This document provides instructions for a 20th-Century Music Performance Exam with two sections. The first section tests rhythm with added values and requires playing or singing a piece where the tempo is no slower than an eighth note equals 134. The second section tests metric modulation and requires clapping, singing, or playing a piano piece that changes tempo three times, starting at an eighth note equals 92 and changing to a sixteenth note equals an eighth note triplet and then an eighth note equals an eighth note triplet.

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    This document provides instructions for a 20th-Century Music Performance Exam with two sections. The first section tests rhythm with added values and requires playing or singing a piece where the tempo is no slower than an eighth note equals 134. The second section tests metric modulation and requires clapping, singing, or playing a piano piece that changes tempo three times, starting at an eighth note equals 92 and changing to a sixteenth note equals an eighth note triplet and then an eighth note equals an eighth note triplet.

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    Final Performance Exam

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    黃昶翰 Chang Han Huang
    This document provides instructions for a 20th-Century Music Performance Exam with two sections. The first section tests rhythm with added values and requires playing or singing a piece where the tempo is no slower than an eighth note equals 134. The second section tests metric modulation and requires clapping, singing, or playing a piano piece that changes tempo three times, starting at an eighth note equals 92 and changing to a sixteenth note equals an eighth note triplet and then an eighth note equals an eighth note triplet.

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    20th-Century Music Performance Exam

    1. Rhythm with Added Values: You can play at any instrument or sing. You can do only the
    top or only the bottom line or both hands at the piano. Tempo cannot be slower than
    Eighth note = 134.

    2. Metric Modulation: You can clap, sing, or play at the piano. Pay attention to all the tempo
    changes. (1) Beginning: Eighth note = 92 (2) First tempo change: 16th note = 8th note
    triplet (3) Second tempo change: 8th note = 8th note triple

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