Help & Support
How can we help?
Whether you are a student, parent or teacher, you’ll find resources here to help with music theory, exam preparation and musicianship.
All-In-One Music Theory resources are available to people studying in the UK and around the world, with both printed and digital options available.
Start with the section that best matches what you’re looking for.
📚 Looking for a Music Theory Book?
The All-In-One Music Theory books provide a structured way to learn and practise music theory, with clear explanations, examples and exercises.
How would you like to study?
📖 Printed Book
Prefer to have a physical book to work through?
Our printed All-In-One Music Theory books are available for different grades and exam boards.
💻 Digital Edition
Prefer to study digitally?
Our PDF digital editions give you access to All-In-One Music Theory resources wherever you are.
They are particularly useful if you:
- live outside the UK
- prefer to study digitally
- want immediate access to your book
- are teaching or studying online
- want to use your resources on a computer or tablet
Digital editions are available for Grades 1–5.
🔎 Not sure which book you need?
The right book depends on your grade, exam board and what you want to use it for.
→ Compare the All-In-One books
🎼 Which Music Theory Exam Board?
Studying for ABRSM, Trinity or Victoria College of Music (VCM)?
The exam boards have similarities, but there are also important differences in their syllabuses and requirements.
Our guide explains the differences and helps you understand how the All-In-One resources relate to each exam board.
This information may be useful whether you are a student, parent or teacher.
→ Compare the Music Theory Exam Boards
📖 Need Help Understanding Music Theory?
Sometimes you may want a little more explanation about a particular music theory topic.
Our music theory articles and educational resources explore individual topics in a clear and accessible way, helping you to understand and explore ideas that you may encounter when studying music theory.
They are also a great way to discover the All-In-One approach before choosing one of the books.
The books take these ideas much further. Through their distinctive visual presentation, carefully structured explanations and progressive exercises, the All-In-One method provides a comprehensive approach to learning music theory through Grade 5.
Find help with topics such as:
- Notes and notation
- Scales and key signatures
- Intervals (coming soon)
- Rhythm and time signatures
- Chords and harmony
- Cadences
- Musical terms (coming soon)
- Form and structure
- Analysis
- Composition
- And much more
→ Browse Music Theory Articles & Resources
Want the complete All-In-One approach?
The full benefits of the All-In-One method can only be experienced through the books themselves. They provide a comprehensive, structured approach to music theory through Grade 5, offering far more than can be conveyed in an individual online article.
→ Explore the All-In-One Music Theory Books
🎬 Discover Music Theory Through Real Music
Music theory isn’t only something to learn from a textbook.
Our educational music videos draw attention to simple music theory and musicianship concepts within well-known and much-loved classical music.
They help you hear and see music theory happening in real music.
These videos are particularly useful for students who want to deepen their understanding, but teachers may also find them useful to share with students or use alongside lessons.
→ Explore the Music Theory Video Tutorials
🎧 Aural Training Hub
Aural skills are an important part of becoming a confident musician — and they are particularly important for students preparing for music exams.
The Aural Training Hub provides resources to help students develop their listening and aural skills.
Students can use the resources for independent practice, while teachers can use them in lessons or recommend them to their students for additional practice at home.
🖼️ Posters & Educational Resources
Looking for something visual to help students remember important music theory concepts?
Our music theory posters and educational resources are designed for use in classrooms, music rooms, studios and at home.
They can be used as:
- classroom displays
- teaching aids
- revision prompts
- visual reminders for students
- additional learning resources
→ Explore Posters & Educational Resources
🆓 Free Music Theory Resources
We have a selection of free music theory resources to help you explore individual topics and develop your musicianship.
You’ll find educational articles, practice materials, videos and other useful resources.
→ Explore Free Music Theory Resources
→ Explore the All-In-One Music Theory Books
👩🏫 Resources for Teachers
If you are a teacher, you’ll find useful resources throughout the website that can be used alongside your own teaching.
Particularly useful for teachers:
📚 All-In-One Music Theory Books
Structured resources for teaching and learning music theory.
💻 Digital Editions
Convenient digital resources for teachers and students studying anywhere in the world.
🎧 Aural Training Hub
Resources that can be used with students in lessons or for independent practice.
🎬 Educational Music Videos
Use real musical examples to introduce and reinforce music theory and musicianship concepts.
🖼️ Posters & Educational Resources
Visual resources for classrooms, studios and music rooms.
📖 Music Theory Articles
Additional explanations and examples for particular theory topics.
🎼 Exam Board Information
Useful when deciding which syllabus or resources are appropriate for your students.
❓ Still Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?
If you’re not sure which resource is right for you, or you have a question about an All-In-One book or resource, please get in touch.
We’re happy to help you find your way around the site, and Rachel is always interested to hear from visitors and to learn which areas of music theory, musicianship and performance you would find most helpful.
