Dear Teachers and Parents,
‘Music Theory for Young Children isa four-level young children music
theory series, adapted ‘rom the Musie Theory for Young Musicians
‘series, Aming fo teach the fundamentals of musi theory in afun and
hovel way, combines an exam-based syllabus, a child-centred
‘approach To content development. and an interactive methodology to
‘make an engaging and effective course for young music learners.
Based on 10 years of market-ested and ~efined methods, the new
land revised content, fesh new look, appeaing ilsations. and
stickers, and a variety of self motivating exercises make ithe perfect
Series for encouraging @ chi’ interest in music and developing their
knowledge. We hope for your continued suppotin the future,
BZ ee
What the Experts Say...
‘Music Theory for Young Children, a step-by-step series of four music
theory books, wil be welcomed by teachers and parents who are
fully aware of the importance of a sound theoretical foundation in
support of practical music studes, From Beginners to Grade 1 each
how element is introduced and explored by means of an inventive
‘System of activiies which is guaranteed to appeal to young ciliren,
‘The series i also designed 10 provide a progressive revision course
for musie students of all ages,
Bost Wishes,
Ying Ying Ng
| have pleasure in recommending this series as an exciting new
‘approach to the early stages of music education, and congratulale
Ying Ving Ng 00 her achievement
lta Beausang BNus MA PhD LRAM
Former Acting Director, Lecturer in Musicianship Studies
DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, Dubin, eland
‘That Ying:Ving Ng's naw seres of theory books for cildren is not
only innovative and attactive, but also pedagogicaly sound, 1s no
Surprise. Ying-Ying was awarded a Special Commendation in
‘Teaching at her final examinations atthe DIT Conservatory of Music
‘and Drama. This award recognises exceptional talent in
‘communicating ideas and in motivaing students
‘The more formal, traditional music theory book can certainly act as a
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