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DK Help Your Kids With Music

Name: DK Help Your Kids With Music
Author: Dorling Kindersley

Published by: Dorling Kindersley

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Are your kids struggling with music theory?
Do you wish you could help them learn how to read music?
The Help Your Kids With Music book covers all the core subjects needed to pass up to grade 5 music exams around the world, including melody, rhythm, chords and harmony, intervals, scales, and keys, styles and genres, and the instruments of the orchestra. Examples of all these – and more – are available on this free easy-to-use audio app, which accompanies the book. Perfect for exam preparation, homework help, or learning to read music as part of learning an instrument, Help Your Kids With Music is a clear, accessible guide that will help parents and children understand even complex music theory and put it into practice with confidence.
The app contains 97 numbered sound tracks corresponding to the extracts featured in the book. Skip forward or back between the tracks, or go to a track direct by choosing from the list, and play, pause or repeat as required.

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Simple but helpful! Requires the book to use.

This is a companion app to the DK book “Helping your kids with music” there are little call outs throughout the book with the track number and an explanation of what the sound is. The app just has the buttons with the numbers on them (outlined in the color that correlates to the chapter) it’s a simple app and it gets the job done.