What is the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM)?
Q: What is the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM)?
A: ABRSM is an organization that arranges music examinations for people of any age who learn instruments.
Q: Where is the ABRSM based?
A: The ABRSM is based in London.
Q: What is the purpose of taking an ABRSM exam?
A: Taking an ABRSM exam helps people to become better players of musical instruments as it gives them something to work for.
Q: Who takes ABRSM exams?
A: Over 620,000 candidates take ABRSM exams every year in over ninety countries. Many of these are children who are learning musical instruments.
Q: What does passing an ABRSM exam result in?
A: Those who pass an ABRSM exam get a certificate.
Q: Why is the organization called "Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music"?
A: The organization is called the "Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music" because it is organized by a group of four music conservatoires.
Q: What does ABRSM do besides arranging music examinations?
A: The text doesn't mention any other activities of ABRSM.
