Home I About Us l Contact Us
PRACTICE IN MUSIC THEORY, Mastering Series
Grades 1 to 5 by Josephine Koh
This new Mastering Series of Practice in Music Theory Grade 1 to 5 aims to help students build a strong foundation in music theory. With animated and graphical illustrations in FULL COLOUR, musical concepts are presented in a lively and engaging way. Designed to prepare students for the ABRSM online exams, each topic is filled with ample exercises. Practice with the objective, TRUE/FALSE or multiple choice questions to fully grasp the concepts. Learn to read and write the symbols of musical notation and be thrilled at how these elements are combined and applied to musical works.
Features of these workbooks include:
Features of these workbooks include:
- Animated instructions and explanation of concepts
- Practice in music literacy – the writing of notes, signs and symbols
- Objective questions that develop logical thinking
- Multiple choice questions that test understanding
- Supplementary exercises
- List of foreign terms and signs
- Specimen Exam Paper
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Practice in Music Theory Grade 6 (5th Edition with Answers)Practice in Music Theory Grade 6 (5th Edition) is a carefully structured, syllabus-aligned coursebook designed to support teachers in preparing students confidently for the ABRSM Grade 6 Theory examination. Fully revised and presented in full colour with detachable Model Answers, it offers clear progression, consistent terminology, and systematic reinforcement of core concepts required at this level.
Part I – Harmony develops secure theoretical foundations through step-by-step work in four-part and two-part writing, chord progressions, inversions, voice-leading, and non-harmony notes. Concepts are explained with clarity and supported by graduated exercises, enabling teachers to diagnose weaknesses, reinforce correct habits, and guide students towards accurate and stylistically appropriate answers in the examination. Part II – Melodic Composition and Analysis strengthens higher-order musical thinking through analytical approaches to melody, form, modulation, and style. Using authentic musical examples, students develop skills in melodic writing, score analysis, and stylistic awareness, while teachers are supported with a coherent pedagogical framework that bridges examination requirements and sound musical understanding. |
 |
Practice in Music Theory Grade 7(4th Edition with Answers)In this second level comprehensive course book for advanced students, Practice in Music Theory Grade 7 continues with the exploration of complex harmonic and melodic concepts. The study of chromatic harmony includes the diminished 7th, the Neapolitan 6th, and the secondary dominants. Figured bass and non-harmony notes are explained in context with adequate musical examples. The demands of the syllabus are laid out in structured topics, in which students are trained progressively to handle challenging questions.
Available in English |
 |
Practice in Music Theory Grade 8 (4th Edition with Answers)In this last and comprehensive coursebook in the Practice in Music Theory series, the author has skillfully put together the demands of the syllabus in an enlightening style for both teachers and music students. The book is organised into 5 sections - Advanced Harmonic Vocabulary, Trio Sonata Textures, Pianoforte Writing, Melodic Composition, Score Reading and Analysis. Each section contains topics which provide the indispensable background to understanding the concepts found in music itself. Theoretical considerations apart, specific works are analysis, illustrations are abundant, musical examples and interesting exercises are plentiful throughout the book.
Available in English |