Pre-College

Thai Music

Thai and Oriental Music Audition Requirement;

Thai Voice

1. Sing 2 songs using the rhythmic pattern “Natapbropgai, 2 chan” (standard song) with each song being at least 32 measures.
2. Consideration will come from the auditionee’s overall performance, which includes completeness and correctness of the performed repertoire, including the quality of sound and technique.

Thai Strings and Instruments, including Saw Duang, Saw Uu, Saw Sam Sai, Jakae, Kim, and Khlui Piang Aw

1. Play 1 song using the rhythmic pattern “Natapbropgai, 2 chan” (standard song) with the song being at least 32 measures.
2. Consideration will come from the auditionee’s overall performance, which includes completeness and correctness of the performed repertoire, including the quality of sound and technique.

Pipaat Instruments, including Ranad Eek, Ranad Tum, Pii Nai, Kong Wong Yai and Kong Wong Lek

1. Play the song SATHUKARN and 1 song of your choice of not less than 32 measures.
2. Consideration will come from the auditionee’s overall performance, which includes completeness and correctness of the performed repertoire, including the quality of sound and technique.

Thai Folk Music Instruments, including Kaen, Pin, Ponglang and Wote

1. Play the following song:
Kaen – Lai Lompadpai (Fon Srikodboon) (ลายลมพัดไผ่)
Pin – Lai Tuai 3 Rhythms (ลายเต้ยสามจังหวะ)
Ponglang – Lai Noksaibinkamtung (ลายนกไทรบินข้ามทุ่ง)
Wote – Lai Sangsinchai (ลายสังข์ศิลป์ชัย)

2. Consideration will come from the auditionee’s overall performance, which includes completeness and correctness of the performed repertoire, including the quality of sound and technique.

Eastern Musical Instruments, including Yangchin, Gujeung, Goto, and Ahoo

1. Play 2 songs of your choice for not more than 5 minutes.
2. Consideration will come from the auditionee’s overall performance, which includes completeness and correctness of the performed repertoire, including the quality of sound and technique.

Thailand International Music Examination: TIME

1. How to apply with the TIME score

In order to study here, prospectus students should obtain a required result of TIME. The applicant will need to apply for TIME for Thai Music theory, Music Theory, and Aural training. Requirement will depend on the major areas of application.

If the applicant did not pass the TIME (<60%), but qualify for other areas, the applicant will be admitted to the college under condition and will be placed in the music foundation course. (entering the first semester, Intensive course in June 2024 or entering the second semester, Intensive course in October 2024).

However, applicant is allowed to re-take TIME and if the result is more than 60%, the applicant can submit the result for an update score (entering the first semester, until 30 April 2024 or entering the second semester, until 30 September 2024)

2. TIME Subjects to use for College of Music admission

Program / MajorTIME
(Thai Theory)
TIME (Western Theory)TIME
(Ear-Training)
Pre-College (M.4)Western Musicsubmit  Grade 9submit  Grade 9
Jazzsubmit  Grade 9submit  Grade 9
Compositionsubmit  Grade 9submit  Grade 9
Popular Musicsubmit  Grade 9submit  Grade 9
Sound and Music Productionsubmit  Grade 9submit  Grade 9
Sound and Music Production
(In case Thai music)
submit  Grade 9
Thai musicsubmit  Grade 9

3. Applicants can purchase an application form, handbook, and register at

1) TIME, branch MCGP Seacon Square Srinakarin Tel.: 02 7219894 – 7 
2) TIME, branch MCGP Seacon Square Bangkae Tel.: 02 4582680
3) TIME, branch MCGP Siam Paragon Tel.: 02 1294542 – 6 
4) College of Music Shop, Salaya Tel.: 02 8002525 # 2504, 2505

4. TIME exams are available both on-site and online. (Please check before applying)

Contact TIME for more Information (on-site/online):  www.timemusicexam.com 
mobile phone no. 081 918 5381, call no. 02 4582680
Contact TIME for submit scores TIME: msadmission@mahidol.edu