CODETTA MUSIC PERFORMANCE  EXAMINATIONS®  Rules and Regulations
(Updated: Oct 17. 2022.)

• • • The submitted video must not be visually or digitally manipulated in any way; video splicing or any other edits are not permitted.
    • The following video platforms are acceptable: YouTube, Google Drive, Vimeo, Bilibili, and Youku.
    • Ideally, only the performer and possibly a videographer and/or page-turner should be present during the videotaping to keep distractions to a minimum.
    • Try to eliminate external noises as much as possible.
    • The video must capture the performers’ body including feet and the instrument at a steady angle throughout the performance.
    • Both acoustic and electrical instruments are acceptable for piano exams providing they have a complete keyboard and can communicate a range of dynamics required in the music.
    • Memory is optional and no extra marks are awarded for memorization.
    • An assessment report and mark will be emailed to the performer within 14 days of registration.
    • Complete assessments will be awarded Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze certificates and emailed along with the assessment report.
    • The assessors’ report and mark are final and cannot be disputed. No correspondence with the assessor
      is allowed.
    • Performers can register for the same level of exam as many times as they wish in order to receive musical perspectives from different assessors.
    • All submitted videos are for the purpose of assessment only and are not shared with anyone other than the assessor at any time.

CODETTA MUSIC PERFORMANCE  EXAMINATIONS®  Rules and Regulations
(Updated: Oct 17. 2022.)

• • • The submitted video must not be visually or digitally manipulated in any way, video splicing or any other edits are not permitted.

    • The following video platforms are acceptable: YouTube; Google Drive, Vimeo, Bilibili and Youku.
    • Ideally, only the performer and possibly a videographer and/or page-turner should be present during the videotaping to keep distractions to a minimum.
    • Try to eliminate external noises as much as possible.
    • The video must capture the performers’ body including feet and the instrument at a steady angle throughout the performance.
    • Both acoustic and electrical instruments are acceptable for piano exams providing they have a complete keyboard and can communicate a range of dynamics required in the music.
    • Memory is optional and no extra marks are awarded for memorization.
    • An assessment report and mark will be emailed to the performer within 14 days of registration.
    • Complete assessments will be awarded Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze certificates and emailed along with the assessment report.
    • The assessors’ report and mark are final and cannot be disputed. No correspondence with the assessor is allowed.
    • Performers can register for the same level of exam as many times as they wish in order to receive musical perspectives from different assessors.
    • All submitted videos are for the purpose of assessment only and are not shared with anyone other than the assessor at any time.