Music Theory for Young Musicans Grade 1 (revised edition): Third Edition (Poco Studio Edition): 3rd Edition

This whole series of Music Theory for Young Musicians is great for younger students. It has everything in one place, only one book required for each grade. The instructions are clear and concise, and they include lots of exercises, dealing with each concept from various angles, which makes the student learn and understand each concept very well. Also, thanks to the illustrations and use of colour, these books makes music theory learning seem a little bit less "scary": some of my younger students (8-9 year olds especially) have found some of the other available theory books difficult to use as they are a lot more "academic-looking" and therefore a little off-putting if this makes sense. These, however, they find quite fun and approachable. I can recommend this series if you teach music theory to younger students who are studying towards ABRSM exams.

This has been a great music theory book for my two 10 year olds, a good step up from the younger book that my daughter whom was already playing but not too complex for my son who has just started out. This was the one recommended by our violin teacher

I got several copies for my piano pupils as I was looking for a book that had grade 1 standard questions but was accessible. My pupils are aged between 7 and 11 and I reckon it would suit 6 up to secondary school. Colourful but not babyish pages, it's well structured and on A4 sized paper. Very good value for money as it covers all grade 1 material, which covers duration and semiquavers, writing on a stave, dotted notes, ties, slurs, basic scales, degrees of the scale, Italian terms, and also has grade 1 standard test papers in the back. I am using this as revision and homework to round up what is learnt. Some pupils might need extra questions too.

This is a great theory book for 7-9 year olds, containing everything they need to know for Grade 1 in an approachable way. I use it a lot, and ordered two more copies, which were delivered promptly, as ever, and one in new condition. Sadly, the second has a damaged front cover (one-inch tear and longer crease) - not the end of the world, but a pity for a child who is expecting a nice, pristine new book, and who keeps music neatly and carefully.

This is the best all rounder for theory I've ever found. Theory is theory and it's all the same whether you're 8 or 80 so I don't know why it's labelled 'for young musicians'. Its' the best laid out, logical, understandable theory workbook I have come across and order it in for all my students of all ages. All of them have found it very useful and managable.

Good publication.

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These books look excellent. However, I am a complete adult beginner, just beginning a lifelong quest/desire to read music, and to play the piano to a reasonable standard. I have acquired a beautiful Yamaha instrument, and I now have the time to devote to my quest. My intention is to teach myself (very slowly!) (and yes, I am already well aware it all looks horribly difficult!), and so I have thoroughly researched all the available books, and basically bought them all! Profligate -yes. But my reasoning is that out of my now quite huge stack of books/courses, I should be able to find one that suits me better than the rest, and I can always use the others for reference, and to dip into if I get stuck. I have all five of these books, and I am already encouraged by what I have already gleaned by some serious flicking. Recommended - provisionally, as I am a complete beginner, so please bear this in mind.

Lovely book recommended for my daughter continuous learning.

It’s clear help a lot

Los conceptos están bien explicados y el orden en el que se exponen me parece estupendo. Muy intuitivo y con muchas actividades. Lo uso con niños a partir de 8 años. Está en inglés.

The book is a great introduction to music theory and the exercises are engaging. My 3rd grader really enjoys it!

Son needed for class.