The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) has announced the long awaited schedule for its twice a year graded examinations 2021. The announcement was made on the music body’s social media platform today 6^th March 2021.

The announcement came as a relief to many musicians who have been calling MUSON as well as Music Estate to seek for relevant information regarding the graded examinations. You would recall that the MUSON Graded Examinations were cancelled in 2020 owing to the global corona virus pandemic.

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The dates for the MUSON Theory and Practical Examinations 2021 is as follows;

• Graded Theory Examinations will hold on Tuesday May 4, 2021.
• Grade Practical Examinations will hold from Wednesday May 5 to May 12, 2021

Venue for the examinations is the Shell Zenith Bank Hall at MUSON Centere, Onikan, Lagos.

See Also: MTNF/MUSON Diploma Programme 2020/2021

The closing date for the MUSON Graded Examination 2021 is on Friday 16 April 2021.

Here is the fee schedule/table for the 2021 MUSON Graded examinations for both Theory and Practical Examinations.

As with the previous year, there are no changes to the fees.

MUSON conducts its graded examinations 2021 for both theory and practical categories in a variety of different subjects (musical instruments). Students can enroll in different subjects. The body currently conduct the examinations for the following subjects.

1. Theory of Music
2. Trumpet
3. Flute
4. Voice
5. Saxophone
6. Violin
7. Clarinet
8. Piano

Registration for the MUSON Graded Examinations 2021 is simple. Interested students are expected to make payment for the desired examination into the MUSON account.

The account details are as follows;

Account Name: The Musical Society of Nigeria

Account No: 0139214913

Bank: GT Bank Plc

Music Estate wishes all prospective candidates success as they embark on their MUSON Graded Examinations 2021 certification this year.

The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) was founded in 1983 as a result of the interaction and commitment of some friends who love and appreciate classical music. These distinguished Nigerians included Mr. Akintola Williams, Mr. Louis Mbanefo, Chief Ayo Rosiji, Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi and Mrs. Francesca Emanuel.

The main objective of MUSON is the promotion of the understanding, enjoyment and performance of classical and contemporary music in Nigeria.

MUSON is registered as a charity and receives no public funding from State or Federal Government. The vital work it does in support and promotion of the Arts, since its inception, would not have been possible without the generous grants, sponsorships and donations by its corporate and individual partners and supporters.