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Practical Theory, Volume 2: Book

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Practical Theory, Volume 2: Book

By Sandy Feldstein

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A combination text and workbook in three volumes. All areas of music theory are covered in a concise and practical manner and each level contains 28 lessons.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 32
ISBN10: 0-88284-217-X
ISBN13: 978-0-88284-217-2
UPC: 038081000794
SKU: 00-2281

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About the Author: Sandy Feldstein

Sandy Feldstein is a respected voice in music education with a career spanning decades of classroom and performance experience. His textbooks have become staples in music programs across North America, known for their clarity and pedagogical effectiveness.

Why we love this

Feldstein's three-volume series walks students through theory systematically without drowning them in unnecessary complexity. Each volume's 28 lessons fit neatly into a semester or year, giving you a proven pacing structure that actually works in real classrooms.

Who it's for

This workbook serves students across all instruments and voice who need solid foundational theory instruction. It works equally well as a primary text for beginners or as supplemental material for intermediate musicians filling gaps in their theoretical knowledge.

How to use it

Use Volume 2 as your core theory curriculum for students who've mastered fundamentals. The hybrid text-workbook format means students can write directly in the book, making it ideal for after-school theory classes or independent study alongside ensemble rehearsals.

Skills your students will build

  • interval identification and construction
  • diatonic chord progressions
  • Roman numeral analysis
  • key signatures and transposition
  • harmonic function in major and minor keys
  • music notation conventions

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