Music Theory In Practice: Grade 5

Summary
This work contains a detailed list of the requirements for the Grade 5 Theory of Music examination, information that may be needed in the context of the examination, specimen questions and exercises, and guidance on their solutions. It provides a sound foundation for anyone wishing to understand music theory as it is used in practice. A wide variety of music examples are used to illustrate the texts and to provide exercises.
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