Music Theory

[RubyPenn]

I'm looking for a music theory course for my senior next year.  I could technically do this because I have degrees in music, but it will be best for both of us if it's outsourced.

Any other engaging music course recommendations are great, too.

Edited February 15, 2022 by RubyPenn

[Roadrunner]

If you are looking for an online one, I have seen great reviews  for PAH AP Music Theory. You don’t have to take an exam if you don’t want to.

If you have $$$, Berklee has a ton of online options, but boy are they expensive. 

[Farrar]

Seconding PAH for AP Music Theory. The course has a strong reputation. If you have a local music school, it's not uncommon for them to offer a standalone course. The big name student music school near us offers AP Music Theory as well.

[skctgbrlis]

I’m using Julie Johnson’s AP Music theory with a group of students in a weekly co-op setting. It’s a very self-instructional workbook, so we just go over answers and do the sight singing and ear training exercises together in class. 

[RubyPenn]

What is PAH?

[RubyPenn]

16 minutes ago, skctgbrlis said:

I’m using Julie Johnson’s AP Music theory with a group of students in a weekly co-op setting. It’s a very self-instructional workbook, so we just go over answers and do the sight singing and ear training exercises together in class. 

These are good.  My kids have gone through a number of these with their piano teacher.

[kokotg]

My son did the WTM Academy music theory in 10th grade and really enjoyed it.

[Roadrunner]

44 minutes ago, RubyPenn said:

What is PAH?

Pennsylvania Homeschoolers 

https://www.aphomeschoolers.com/cgi-bin/choose.pl?class=music