Electric keyboard books for playing together

Use the current Music Medals information and repertoire lists, choosing Electronic Keyboard and your medal level. A book’s level helps you choose practice material; confirm the exact listed piece, part and edition before using it in an assessment.

These books focus on keyboard ensemble playing and Music Medals practice. They are sold separately, rather than as Exam Packs. If you are preparing a Piano Practical or Performance Grade, visit our piano books and check the syllabus and instrument requirements for that exam.

For ensemble playing, choose a Keyboards Together book at the level you need. Book 1 is Copper, book 2 Bronze, book 3 Silver, book 4 Gold and book 5 Platinum. The separate Music Medals Keyboard Options Practice Book supports musicianship practice at all five levels.

Yes. The five books contain arrangements and original pieces in two, three and four parts, for classroom use and smaller groups. They provide ensemble repertoire for Music Medals as well as music to enjoy in lessons.

It is a teacher’s resource with practice material for Call & Response, Make a Tune, Question & Answer and Sight-Reading at all five Music Medal levels. It includes descriptions of the tests and examples of assessment pages. It is not an ensemble repertoire book.

The five levels are Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. They are Music Medal levels rather than numbered grades. Choose the book that matches your teacher’s recommendation and your planned assessment.

Music Medal assessments are available in the UK only. You can also use these books for lessons and group playing. Read the Music Medals information for current assessment guidance.

No. A Music Medal has three sections: Ensemble, Solo and an Option test. Keyboards Together provides ensemble music. Check the current Electronic Keyboard repertoire list for a suitable solo, and choose your Option with your teacher. The Options Practice Book provides preparation material rather than replacing the assessment tests.