Music Theory Grade Three Taking the Grade (Volume 3)($10.00Value)

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Music Theory 'Taking the Grade' is a series of five books. Each book is designed to cover all the required information for the topics related to the relevant grade.This book is the third in the series, covering the topics taken from the ABRSM music theory syllabus. (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) for the Grade Three Music Theory Examination Paper.Grade Three being a good lift up from the earlier stages of grades one and two, where a good foundation was built through those grades. Grade Three is a very exciting grade, you will feel you are really getting into the workings of Music Theory, with many interesting topics.The method taught in this book has been proven by thousands of students achieving their goals.Many music teachers from all parts of the world are finding these music theory books a valuable resource for their students.The importance of a good foundation stone is essential, to build up the knowledge from that first step, ready to move up the grades both with ease and confidence. This series of graded books will guide you from the earliest stage through to the main challenge most students aim for, Yes! You guessed it, Passing Grade Five!!!With 17 lessons, each followed by a set of exercises, ready for the student to check their knowledge gained from the lesson, while checking the answers given toward the back of the book.Building success while moving through each lesson.An enjoyable 50 music theory question quiz comes at the end of the lessons. Many students tell me how helpful this is for refreshing the memory of the topics learned.I have been asked; are these graded books only for students who wish to take examinations?The answer to this question is NO... There are many people both children and adults who would love to understand music theory, but the thought of taking examinations in many cases have held them back.These graded books are very beneficial to the student who would like to build a good foundation in music theory, but prefer not to take the examination. One of the greatest things about music theory, whichever musical instrument is your chosen one, the theory of music is the same for all.Another feature with these books, each grade gives a Test Examination Paper, for the information which the student has been learning. A complete set of answers are given along with a Score Sheet. This is an obvious help to the student who prefers not to take the official examination, for it gives the opportunity to hold their achievement with the marks shown on their score sheet.For the student taking the grade, it is the first practice test, checking how well you are doing. The terminology used in these graded books, cover both forms for the UK version, and also for the US version. Shown like semibreve (whole note) minim (half note) and so on...The lessons are easy to follow, with many diagrams, good illustrations, and very important easy to follow text.With nothing left out, there really is Everything you need to know to Pass Grade Three. Music Theory is valuable to everyone working, and studying in any form of the Performing Arts.Understanding music theory, being able to read a music score, this is so advantages to all. Music Theory, Taking the Grade, The perfect choice. Christina has been teaching music for over 30 years, with hundreds of students passing their music examinations, both in practical piano, keyboard, and electronic organ, along with the most important part of learning, Music Theory. Many students both children and adults, some from their first lesson, moving forward from grade 1 through grade 8 and beyond. Entering examinations with the ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music), Also with the examination board of ICMA (Independent Contemporary Music Awards). Both these examination boards are held in high esteem in the music world, a great pleasure to be associated with them over many years. It was 1972 when Christina started her teaching career. In 1986 Christina opened her own School of Music in Lancashire UK. this being a very successful venture. By this time many students were entering not just the local music festivals, but festivals in many parts of the UK. bringing home trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. It was a very exciting time both for students and for Christina. Christina was awarded a fellowship in music in the year 2000. Following on the 10th May 2003 at Stratford-upon-Avon England UK. Christina was awarded a PD Mus ED (ICMA) Professional Diploma in Music Education. Christina is also an established pianist, keyboard, and electronic organist. Spending many years entertaining in clubs and hotels, throughout the Lancashire area of the UK. Her great love of music, has been the foundation to bring these valuable graded books for the benefit of all who would love to build their own interest and knowledge in the exciting subject of Music Theory.