3rd Edition

For young beginners between 5 and 8 years of age. Includes illustrations this series seeks to make the learning of music theory a fun and exciting experience.

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.

Practice In Music Theory - Book A is the first part of an excellent series containing material for young beginners between 4 and 6 years of age. It features fantastic illustrations games and puzzles all geared towards introducing the theoretical demands of music and seeks to make this learning of theory a fun and exciting experience! Written in simple language and accompanied by captivating illustrations Josephine and Florence Koh’s book will stimulate the little ones’ interest and make the learning of music theory as fun and exciting an experience as is possible! Highlights include the Matching Game Keyboard Game Picture fun and music Quiz. This is also the first children’stheory book to introduce various instruments of the orchestra. There is an illustration and an explanatory note for each of the instruments and these help to give children the basic knowledge of the more common instruments. With this book teaching and learning will surely be a refreshing and enjoyable experience! Practice In Music Theory - Book A is the first part of an excellent series containing material for young beginners between 4 and 6 years of age. It features fantastic illustrations games and puzzles all geared towards introducing the theoretical demands of music and seeks to make this learning of theory a fun and exciting experience! Written in simple language and accompanied by captivating illustrations Josephine and Florence Koh’s book will stimulate the little ones’ interest and make the learning of music theory as fun and exciting an experience as is possible! Highlights include the Matching Game Keyboard Game Picture fun and music Quiz. This is also thefirst children’s theory book to introduce various instruments of the orchestra. There is an illustration and an explanatory note for each of the instruments and these help to give children the basic knowledge of the more common instruments. With this book teaching and learning will surely be a refreshing and enjoyable experience!

Grade 8-Based on the ABRSM graded Piano practical examination syllabus and requirements. Learn your scales and pass the exams! Students can now learn scales and arpeggios in the most enjoyable and effective way. J Koh’s Fingering Method for grades 6 to 8 continues to develop the learners’ technical skills in playing scales and arpeggios by using a combination of visual auditory and tactile systems. It has been specially produced to assist preparation for the ABRSM graded Piano practical examinations. No more frustrations with locating notes and fingerings on the keyboard! Based on key and chord structures the various scale types are presented collectively.Simply follow the sequence in the book guided by the notated finger patterns. You will be pleasantly surprised by how quickly you are on the way to dazzle with your scales and arpeggios. Success assured! The method ensures that the sense of major and minor tonality is enforced with one’s aural perception sharpened simultaneously. Practise with the recommended metronome speeds to achieve perfection and fluency. A relaxed hand and beautifully curved fingers will produce the best sounds and tone qualities.

3rd Edition

For young beginners between 5 and 8 years of age. Includes illustrations this series seeks to make the learning of music theory a fun and exciting experience.

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.

3rd Edition

For young beginners between 5 and 8 years of age. Includes illustrations this series seeks to make the learning of music theory a fun and exciting experience.

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.

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. This 4th edition comes with Model Answers for selected topics.

Grade 4-Based on the ABRSM graded Piano practical examination syllabus and requirements. Learn your scales and pass the exams! Students can now learn scales and arpeggios in the most enjoyable and effective way. J. Koh's Fingering Method develops the learners' cognitive skills by using a combination of visual auditory and tactile systems. It has been specially produced to assist preparation for the ABRSM graded Piano practical examinations. No more problems with fingering! Simply follow the notated finger patterns and accidentals and be on your way to play perfect scales and arpeggios. Aural training takes place as students listen attentively tothe formation of the major and minor pitch patterns. Practise with the recommended metronome speeds to achieve perfection and fluency.Success assured! The series for Grades 1 to 5 focuses on establishing good fingering habits and effective co-ordination between both hands. A relaxed hand and beautifully curved fingers will produce the best sounds and tone qualities.

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.

For young beginners between 5 and 8 years of age. Includes illustrations this series seeks to make the learning of music theory a fun and exciting experience.

3rd Edition