The AB Guide to Music Theory, Part 1

A good resource who are passionate about music theory

Excellent review

Book meets all expectations, packaged well

Seems very helpful. Lots of information.

Extremely concise review. Not recommended for beginners. But it's perfect if you want a no-nonsense summary of basic theory. Uses British terminology which is slightly different than American (but actually makes more sense...as others pointed out, a quarter note is often not really a quarter beat so should it be called that?)

Love it, very easy to understand. Great for beginners. Compared to "S. M. Kostka, D. Payne. Tonal Harmony. McGraw-Hill Education, 2008." it is very inexpensive.

I have previously purchased a number of music theory books and this is by far the best introductory text I have found. It is concise, gives clear descriptions and good background information. I have just received part II which also looks to be very good (but I haven't spent too much time with it yet).

Very good book! Highly recommend to all teachers and students working on theory exams.

Très facile à comprendre!

Divertente, istruttivo e agile. Utilissimo

Amazing book to know each and every bit for Music Theory Learners... ❤️

Perfect for beginners and restarters, great introduction into music theory. Gave my book a friend and didnt get a back, because he liked it so much. So I ordered a new one for me.

This is an excellent music theory encyclopaedia. It should be viewed as an accompaniment or back-up to a theory workbook NOT as a stand-alone textbook, especially if you are a beginner.