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Understanding the music behind the notes

Listen. Understand. Recognise. Perform.

Music theory becomes much more meaningful when you can hear it happening in real music. Rachel’s bite-sized videos explore how understanding music theory can help us listen, practise and perform with greater insight.

Featured Videos
Chopin Scherzo No. 2 Dominant 7th to Tonic Resolution, Suspensions and Sequences
Chopin Scherzo No. 2 Dominant 7th to Tonic Resolution, Suspensions and Sequences
Chopin Ballade No.1 – How to fix a tricky descending scale run
Chopin Ballade No.1 – How to fix a tricky descending scale run
Chopin Piano Tutorial Etude Op. 25 No.10 The Whole-Tone Scale
Chopin Piano Tutorial Etude Op. 25 No.10 The Whole-Tone Scale
Shostakovich Piano Tutorial Waltz No.2 | Chord Inversions & hemiolas
Shostakovich Piano Tutorial Waltz No.2 | Chord Inversions & hemiolas
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The ALL-IN-ONE series gives one the most complete music theory learning experiences that we have come across…’

say Piano and Strings Tutors London
Run by Steinway artist and pianist Harry Nowakowski-Fox  and Cellist Alisa Liubarskaya )

Read full reviews on our Reviews page…

 

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‘Fell Runner’ by Anne Rees, a colleague and friend of Rachel Billings, whose work she greatly admires.

A short piano solo (approximately 3 minutes) written for intermediate–advanced players (around Grade 7+), combining classical and folk influences.

Sheet music: Sheet Music Direct

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New release; ‘The Harry and Alisa Recital Duo  have recently released, on the label Grand Empirical, a wonderful performance of Schubert, Brahms and Schnittke Cello and Piano Sonatas. This can be found at http://www.harryfoxpianist.com/discography

 

Recent Posts
  • Fun and Effective Ways to Memorise Musical Terms: Grades 1–5
  • Is All-In-One Music Theory Suitable for American Students?
  • Chopin’s Scherzo No. 2: From Simple Sequences to a Triumphant Musical Arrival

Customer Reviews

“…Really excellent material”… “Presented quite differently from most other music theory books”.. “Good psychology to encourage and inspire”……”The book is always clear, with concise language so that pupils of any age should be able to work through it with minimum dependence on the teacher.” “Lots of puzzles and games” …”Note recognition is mostly done through a story in which words are depicted in notation and have to be deciphered for the sense of the story to be revealed – an imaginative touch”… “Pattern recognition…[to] help faster note reading”…. “Crosswords, anagrams and stories using Italian and French words [performance directions] are really excellent material for making the learning of musical terms enjoyable and successful.The book is worth every penny just for this section alone“(Rhinegold Music Teacher magazine Feb 2009).

“… written in a clear and inviting manner which should appeal to all ages other than the very young… extremely thorough; also entertaining enough to encourage all but the most obstinate…. Even when all the many exercises are completed, it is not a book to be thrown away as we frequently dispose of other completed exercise books.It will remain as an excellent source of reference and one which I can warmly recommend”. EPTA review (in piano Professional), Spring 2011.

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  • Fun and Effective Ways to Memorise Musical Terms: Grades 1–5
  • Is All-In-One Music Theory Suitable for American Students?
  • Chopin’s Scherzo No. 2: From Simple Sequences to a Triumphant Musical Arrival
  • Why does the dominant 7th chord resolve to the tonic?
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