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Music Theory for Young Children Book 2 Second Edition (Poco Studio Edition)
£6.20
Music Theory for Young Children Book 2:A Path to Grade 1: A fun and novel way to teach children the fundamentals of music theory in four progressive books. Teaches; staves; clefs; note identification; time-signatures; key-signatures; note-values;and rest-values.Child centered; uses clear and simple instructions, appealing illustrations and a variety of self-motivating exercises, such as tracing, colouring and pasting (includes stickers).
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Additional information
| Publisher | Alfred Publishing Ltd, 2nd edition (21 Aug. 2015) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 52 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 9789671250419 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9671250419 |
by L from London
It is very good as it keeps on repeating the lesson in an interactive way without being boring, brilliant
by Amazon Customer
Good quality and quick delivery
by Frank Williams
It does what it is made to do
by Pacem et amorem
My little one is learning piano and these theory books are perfectly pitched for children who are beginning to learn music theory. Recommended by the piano teacher, my child has progressed through book 1 and is moving onto book 2. The books are bright, cheerful and present music theory in an easy to follow manner. I’ve even been using them to brush up on my extremely rusty music theory too!
by rdk
excellent
by Rosalind
I bought this book as a follow-up to Book 1 in the series. My 5 year old pupil worked through Book 1 with great enthusiasm and is eagerly counting the pages until she can begin Book 3!! This book really appeals to young learners as it is in colour throughout but the pages are not crammed with information like some others I have used in the past. My student, now 6 years old particularly enjoys using the stickers that come with the book to indicate the correct answers and the colouring in. As this book is a continuation to Book 1, it covers the Treble Clef notes A, B and C and E, D and F in the Bass Clef. My pupil is currently working through the pages on the dotted minim that introduces another aspect to note values and worth and she has had no problems with the concept of the ‘dot’. The book also covers the position of stems on notes, bar lines, 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4, rests, quavers, sharps, flats, and naturals. It sounds like an awful lot but is no more than I would expect for a pupil who is now into her second year of learning the piano. How long it takes must depend on the student’s rate of learning but also complement what is being learned in the practically. I haven’t yet purchased the remaining two books in the series but I am sure they will lead in nicely to the grade 1 piano syllabus.
by Amazon Customer
My 5 year old loved book 1 and is equally looking forward to this book. They break down learning music theory which is perfect for younger learners.
by SLRvirgo
Great fun for adult learners as well. Stickers, colouring in, puzzle type learning.
Book 1 and 2 completed, to start book 3.
No answer page, so needs regular tutor input.
Versatile for all musical instruments.
Namely Saxophone and Guitar.
Has regular revision and assesment page.
Treble Clefs and Bass Clefs.
Sharps and Flats