I developed my love of music theory whilst studying towards my music GCSE and later my music A-Level. This inspired me to teach myself music theory right through to Grade 8 and along the way receiving the Hedy-King Robinson prize, which recognizes high standards in the study of music theory.

 

Many music students see music theory as a chore and don't enjoy it because they are not introduced to it straightaway, and are usually faced with it when wanting to progress in their practical grades. I firmly believe that it is crucial to learn both theory and practical side by side as they each enhance the other's understanding of music. I have a real desire to pass on my love of music theory and want to make it an area of music that is enjoyable and knowledgeable rather than just a compulsory step in the practical music process.

​

If you are interested in lessons then please contact me.

 

Recommended Theory Books:

Music Theory in Practice by Peter Aston and Julian Webb. ABRSM Publishing

The AB Guide to Music Theory Part I and II by Eric Taylor. ABRSM Publishing.