Rockschool Ukulele Grade 2
About The Course
Does your child want to take their Ukulele skills to the next level? Rockstar Ukulele Grade 2 is the perfect next for your child if they have completed RSL Ukulele Grade 1 exam and Spardha Ukulele Method Book 2 course.
This course is for students who have been playing the Ukulele for 12-18 months. They must have mastered the basic skills and have acquired greater use of technique, rhythms, coordination and musical understanding by now.
This course prepares students for RSL Ukulele Grade 2 exam. Our friendly teachers and result oriented curriculum helps your child improve sight reading and interpretation. This grade features songs from artists like David Bowie,
Pharrel Williams, Coldplay and more!
Prerequisites
- Must have completed Spardha Method Book 1
- Have experience playing for 12-16 months
Topics Covered
- Performance Pieces
- Technical Exercises
- Sight Reading Improvisation & Interpretation
- Ear Tests
- General Musicianship Questions
Learning Outcomes You Can Expect
- Play 6 songs in the book
- Be proficient in technical exercises
- Learn sight reading
- Do Melodic and rhythmic recall
- Receive an Internationally recognized certificate
English
Format - 1:1 lesson with Teacher
Intermediate
Mobile & Desktop Access
Certificate on completion
- Duration: 8-10 months
Select Your Package
6 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 24
- Format: 1:1 with Teacher
0% OFF
12 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 48
- Format: 1:1 with Teacher
0% OFF
18 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 72
- Format: 1:1 with Teacher
0% OFF
Graded Music Exams With Top Universities
Rock School
UK

Trinity College
UK

Associated Board Of The
Royal Schools Of Music

Imperial Society Of
Teachers Of Dance
UK

G.M.V. MANDAL
MUMBAI

Spardha School Of Music
India

Why Grades certifications
You should be at the standard of the previous level in the Ukulele pathway — whether you reached it at Spardha or anywhere else. The free trial class doubles as an assessment, so placement is based on how you actually play, not certificates alone.



