Online Music Theory Classes

ABRSM & RIAM Theory | Grades 1-5

Build a strong foundation in music theory with Newpark Academy of Music's online group theory classes, taught by experienced tutor, Eoghan Corrigan. Designed for students preparing for ABRSM and RIAM theory examinations, our programme offers structured tuition from Grade 1 through Grade 5, helping students develop the knowledge, confidence and musical understanding required for their examinations

Course Duration: 32 Weeks

Delivery: Online group classes

Grades: 1-5

Exam Boards: ABRSM & RIAM

Tutor: Eoghan Corrigan

Theory classes for every stage

Our Grade 1-5 programme provides a clear pathway through music theory, with each class designed around the requirements of the relevant grade.

Students develop their understanding progressively, building on knowledge from one level to the next, while gaining the skills needed to approach theory examinations with confidence.

What students will learn:

Depending on their grade, students will work on areas including:

Musical notation and reading
Clefs and pitch
Note values, rests and rhythm
Time signatures and metre
Scales and key signatures
Intervals
Musical terms and symbols Chords and harmony
Transposition
Cadences
Musical analysis
Written thory exercises
Examination-style questions and past papers

ABRSM & RIAM EXAMINATION PREPARATION

These classes are suitable for students preparing for ABRSM or RIAM Theory examinations, with teaching adapted to the requirements of each grade and examination boarad.

Students develop both their theoretical knowledge and their ability to apply it accurately in an examination setting.

Regular exercises, revision and exam-style questions help students become familiar with the format and expectations of their chosen examination.

Small Online Group Classes

Classes are taught in small online groups, creating an engaging environment where students can learn alongside other musicians while still receiving guidance and feedback from their tutor.

32 Weeks of Progressive Learning

The programme runs for 32 weeks, giving students the time to develop their knowledge steadily throughout the academic year.

Rather than relying on intensive last-minute preparation, students build their understanding week by week, with opportunities to practise, consolidate and revisit key concepts along the way.

Taught by Eoghan Corrigan

The programme is taught by Eoghan Corrigan, who brings specialist knowledge of music theory, musicianship and examination success to each class.