Trinity Grade 3 Music Theory
Welcome to the Trinity Grade 3 Music Theory start page! On this page you can find the syllabus information, and links to the free and paid Trinity Grade 3 Music …
Trinity Grade 2 Music Theory
Welcome to the Trinity Grade 2 Music Theory start page! On this page you can find the syllabus information, and links to the free and paid Trinity Grade 2 Music …
The Evolution of Music Notation
The Evolution of Music Notation Have you ever wondered why are there five lines on a stave, not four or six? Who invented time signatures? Why isn’t there a B clef …
How Long Does it Take To Study Music Theory?
How long does it take to study for a single grade of Music Theory? Music theory is a truly vast subject, and it’s possible to spend your entire lifetime studying …
Using 2nd Inversions (Keyboard Reconstruction)
This lesson outlines the second step in dealing with the keyboard reconstruction question (ABRSM Grade 8 Music Theory). ← Previous step Using Second Inversions The inversion of the chord is created by …
What Grade am I?
What ABRSM/Trinity Music Theory Grade are You? This is a quiz designed to work out what grade you are at in music theory, based on the ABRSM’s and Trinity’s syllabuses. …
Trio Sonatas – Introduction (ABRSM Grade 8)
Next lesson → Step 1. Dissonances in Trio Sonatas What is a Trio Sonata? The first question in the ABRSM Grade 8 Music Theory exam is based on a Baroque …
Harmonic Analysis
Harmonic Analysis with Decoration When we analyse chromatic music, we need to begin by separating the layers of music (bass, melody and any middle parts), to work out a functional …
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Chords (ABRSM Grade 8)
By the time you reach ABRSM Grade 8 Music Theory, the syllabus asks that you understand “all standard diatonic and chromatic chords“. You will need to be able to recognise …