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We accept advertising on the site from companies involved in music or education which are not directly competing with MyMusicTheory.com (i.e. not selling music theory materials).

 

Traffic and PageRank

MyMusicTheory.com currently enjoys an average of around 60,000 unique visitors per month. Due to the timing of the ABRSM exams in the UK, we have peak periods in March, June and November. Detailed site stats can be viewed here.

The MyMusicTheory.com homepage has a Google pagerank of 4. Many of the other pages within the site are also ranked from 1-3. 

Our visitors tend to be high income, well-educated people.

 

Advertising Placements

1. Text links. We can add a text link to your site with your specified link text. Link ads can increase traffic and also up your pagerank. Pricing therefore depends on the PR of the page where the link is placed. 

 

2. Banner or Logo ads. We can add a banner or logo to each page or individually chosen pages. Please note that for the current price for the above the fold (top) wide banner position (features on more than 750 pages), the price is 90GBP per month. The current top banner ads receive on average 53 clicks per day (CTR 0.99%). The top banner position is only available site-wide and not for individual pages. Other positions are available on single pages. You may also be interested in placing a banner or logo on our blog site. 

 

3. Blog posts. If you have a suitable product/site, you might like to have it featured on our blog. We can review your product, interview you about it, or publish your own copy. All blog posts are also automatically pinged to our Facebook and Twitter pages. Blog posts are paid with a one-off fee, the post will not be deleted.

 

Pricing

Pricing is open to negotation. The following ratecard is a broad guideline for one year's contract (except for blog posts). Prices are in UK pounds. Other variations are possible - please ask.

 


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One ad (text link or logo sized img) 25 50 100 150 250
Site-wide ad (left column, 750+ pages) From 250
Site-wide ad (top position, 750+ pages) 1080
Blog post (our copy) From 75
Blog post (your copy) From 10

 

Contact

Please contact Victoria at info@mymusictheory.com for more information or to discuss your requirements. Please note that we can only accept payment by Paypal.
 
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If you have not been able to register, just send us an email and we will set up your account manually. Please tell us:

 

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We'd also appreciate it if you could let us know what the exact problem with registration was. Thanks!

 

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Theory Lessons by Email
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Music Theory Lessons by Email - Online Teacher Support

MyMusicTheory provides music theory services by email. We can correct your work, or provide lessons by email.

Fees

The fee is 20GBP per hour, with a minimum of 30 mins to be paid in advance by Paypal.

 

Getting Started

Before deciding whether to pay for our services, we recommend you send us a sample of your work.

You can use the exercises provided on the mymusictheory.com website, from any music theory books or past papers, exercises given to you by your music teacher, or material from any other source.

We will do a quick assessment of your work and write back to you, telling you roughly how many minutes we would have to spend marking it.
If your work is mostly correct, it will be very quick to mark. If there are a lot of mistakes it will take longer. Higher grades require more time than lower ones.

For example, you might send us your answers to a couple of questions, and we might tell you that it would take about 10 minutes to mark them.

 
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About Us

About Me PicWho Writes  MyMusicTheory.com?

My Music Theory is owned by Victoria Williams- that's me. You'll see my name on the copyright on the bottom of any materials you download. I wrote, designed and created this site, so if you have any praise, suggestions or complaints, write to me. I created www.mymusictheory.com in 2007, as a free online resource for grade five music theory students. Since then, it has grown to encompass grades 1-6 and also a lot of other material.


I graduated from The University of Leeds with a BA (Hons) in Music in 1995. My specialism at University was Musicology, which in my case was the detailed study of the notation of music in Western Europe from the 15th century until present day. 

Practically speaking, I am a clarinettist and a pianist and I passed my Grade 5 Theory in 1989 with distinction, just in case you were wondering! Apart from running the website, I also teach music theory online with private students. Find out more about that here.

My Music Theory is a labour of love, combining my passions of music, teaching, writing and IT. The project is set to expand to cover all the ABRSM Theory of Music grades, and I'm currently working on the grade 6 composition exercises section. In the meantime, if you have any comments about the site, I'd love to hear from you.

info@mymusictheory.com

Victoria Williams

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How to use the lessons on My Music Theory

How to use the online music theory lessons

Content of the Courses

My Music Theory currently has complete courses available for Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 and Grade 5 Theory of Music. Grade 6 is about half way through. (More grades coming soon - check out our blog for upates!)


The courses cover everything which is on the syllabus published by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM).

The course for each grade contains several lessons, and each lesson has accompanying exercises which can be done online or printed off and used offline. You can also print off some blank music manuscript paper; you'll find a link on every page.

Use the menu links on the left of each page to navigate to the lessons or exercises you need.

At the end of each course you'll find a complete practice exam for that grade. The practice exams are not real past papers but are the same format. You can buy real past papers here.

How to Use the Courses - all Grades

We suggest that you start at lesson 1 of your chosen grade, and work through the lessons in order. This is because the knowledge that you need is built up gradually. Read through lesson 1, then work through the exercises. When you feel ready, move on to lesson 2.

Grade Five Music Theory Students

If you are studying for the Grade Five Music Theory Exam but haven't really studied any theory before, don't worry! The Grade 5 course has been designed to be easy to understand and can be used without studying the earlier grades first, (although you can always check the tutorials for the earlier grades if you find something confusing!) You should be at least grade 4 standard on your instrument to study theory at this level.

If you have already studied quite a lot of theory, you might want to just revise certain topics. You can use the lesson menu on the left-hand side when you are in any grade.

Using the Exercises - all Grades

All the exercises are available in two formats - one for printing and one for web-use. You might prefer to print off the exercises to work through them with a pencil. The complete exercises for each grade are made as a printer friendly pdf document, in black and white and with blank staves for your answers, with no distracting adverts or menus on the page, and are available for instant download for a very small fee (currently from 1 pound). If you print off the exercises, you'll find the answers at the end of the booklet.

If you use the web version, you can reveal the answers (in most cases) by hovering your mouse over an image or word.

Get in Touch!

If you discover any errors, broken links or anything else that doesn't seem to be working properly, please let us know - we appreciate all feedback! We also love hearing about your exam successes - and don't forget you can ask us a music theory qestion if anything is puzzling you. You can email us at info@mymusictheory.com. We also like positive feedback! Smiley Face

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Free online music theory lessons for everyone from www.mymusictheory.com!