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    All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

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      Dreamaurora
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      Imami:
      Question! Need help on my son's theory homework.


      This is the instruction.

      http://i59.tinypic.com/2qd8irn.png\">

      This is the question
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      We think any one of the crochet or crochet rest can be striked off. Is it?
      Normally we don't put two crotchet rests next to each other, two beat rests are usually written as a minim rest. So cancelling the last crotchet rest is the ideal answer.

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        Imami
        last edited by

        Thanks phankao, technically it looks correct regardless of which crochet or crochet rest is cancelled. But I feel that it looks odd if we cancel the crochet. Why not minim rest instead of two crochet rests?


        Thanks Dreamaurora, I want some comments before I go tell my kid "this is wrong…"

        When I asked him," are you sure? Cancel the crochet?", his reply was,"any one (of the crochet or crochet rest) is ok."

        Not sure how to fault him… Now I am more assured.

        Thanks both!

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          phankao
          last edited by

          Imami:
          Thanks phankao, technically it looks correct regardless of which crochet or crochet rest is cancelled. But I feel that it looks odd if we cancel the crochet. Why not minim rest instead of two crochet rests?


          Thanks Dreamaurora, I want some comments before I go tell my kid \"this is wrong...\"

          When I asked him,\" are you sure? Cancel the crochet?\", his reply was,\"any one (of the crochet or crochet rest) is ok.\"

          Not sure how to fault him... Now I am more assured.

          Thanks both!
          where got any minim rest?!

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            Imami
            last edited by

            phankao:


            where got any minim rest?!
            u mean in the picture? In the picture doesnt have Minim rest.

            But to represent two count/beat, shd use minim rest instead of two crochet rests mah. Sounds right?

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              phankao
              last edited by

              Imami:
              phankao:



              where got any minim rest?!

              u mean in the picture? In the picture doesnt have Minim rest.

              But to represent two count/beat, shd use minim rest instead of two crochet rests mah. Sounds right?

              You are not to question the graphics in the question. hahha.

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                Kee Kor
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                How to prepare for a theory exam? Any advise? Thanks!

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                  waiyean
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                  Kee Kor:
                  How to prepare for a theory exam? Any advise? Thanks!

                  1. Get a teacher.
                  2. Do past years papers.

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                    Kee Kor
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                    waiyean:
                    Kee Kor:

                    How to prepare for a theory exam? Any advise? Thanks!


                    1. Get a teacher.
                    2. Do past years papers.

                    Oh so there are past year papers? Where to get them? Teacher has signed DS up for exams this Oct but I have not seen DS doing any past year papers. Still working on his regular theory book.

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                      pianoprincess
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                      Kee Kor:
                      waiyean:

                      [quote=\"Kee Kor\"]How to prepare for a theory exam? Any advise? Thanks!


                      1. Get a teacher.
                      2. Do past years papers.

                      Oh so there are past year papers? Where to get them? Teacher has signed DS up for exams this Oct but I have not seen DS doing any past year papers. Still working on his regular theory book.[/quote]You can get past year papers from most music bookshops. Gramercy would be a good place to get them.

                      If your DS has not completed his regular theory book, he should finish the book first before starting on the papers.

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                        Kee Kor
                        last edited by

                        Ok will start to check out music bookshops once DS is done with his theory book.

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