With shrinking funds for music education, many school choir and band programs do not have time or resources to devote to a music theory program. 

 

Wondering if your musician could benefit from music theory lessons? Ask him/her:

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• What is a triplet? How is it substituted for another note?

• What does DS al Coda mean? 

• What is the Circle of Fifths? How can it be used?

• Name the seven modes in music. Hint: the answer is not “major” or “minor”

If your student can’t articulate answers to these, s/he will benefit from Marjorie’s online music theory lessons. 

Marjorie’s concept: Kids have a lot of interests. Driving to all the activities is a small logistical feat. Theory learning activities involve YouTube videos combined with a workbook (average price $15) series designed for beginner through advanced students. The typical length of video plus workbook is 30 minutes. Having trouble with a concept? Book a 30 minute FaceTime appointment with Marjorie to answer your questions in a fun, non-stressful manner. 

The course is based on online classes and the correspondence model. 

Fee structure differs from in-person piano and voice lessons, but the semester outlay is equivalent. 

Contact Marjorie for more information or to schedule a placement assessment.