Suitable for students preparing for AMEB Theory of Music Grades 1–5

Grade 1–5 music theory your child can follow.♪

Short video lessons, quizzes that mark themselves, and a MusoLearn teacher to ask. Choose a grade and watch its first lessons free.

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Lesson 1.1 slide: the treble clef and the bass clef on a stave
Free▶4 free lessons
Grade 1Free

Reading music

Notes in both clefs, note values, and your first scales and chords. About 11 minutes of free lessons.

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Lesson 1.1 slide: the circle of fifths, counting seven semitones up and down on the keyboard
Free▶3 free lessons
Grade 2Free

Keys and the circle of fifths

Key signatures, minor scales and intervals. The theory AMEB’s Grade 6 practical needs. About 14 minutes of free lessons.

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Lesson 1.1 slide: the circle of fifths, pointing to E flat major and its three flats
Free▶3 free lessons
Grade 3Free

Harmony and cadences

Chords, cadences and four-part writing. The theory Grade 7 practical needs. About 9 minutes of free lessons.

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Lesson 1.1 slide: the key signature trick, a semitone above the last sharp names the major key
Free▶2 free lessons
Grade 4Free

Harmonising and modulating

Cadences, the alto clef, modulation and harmonisation. The theory Grade 8 practical needs. About 10 minutes of free lessons.

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Lesson 1.1 slide: the double flat, flat, natural, sharp and double sharp signs
Free▶4 free lessons
Grade 5Free

Harmony and analysis

Harmonisation, modulation and set-work analysis. The theory AMusA needs. About 16 minutes of free lessons.

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Not sure which grade? Take the free placement quiz, about three minutes.

From our students

What students tell us.

4.4 / 5average rating students gave our Music Theory courses
92%said the course helped them feel more confident in music theory
I’ve been using MusoLearn for a few months now, and it’s helped me so much while learning music theory. I really love the short and clear videos. They make each topic easy to understand.
Yukina Tiong, LMusACompleted MusoLearn Music Theory Level 5
★ 5 / 5
MusoLearn is a really useful app that helped me a lot with my musical terms. I really wish I knew this app earlier!
Ella L. · Level 1 course survey
★ 4.5 / 5
MusoLearn has helped me through learning Music Theory greatly, the videos are short and straight to the point, offering easy ways to learn difficult topics.
Angela M. · Level 2 course survey
★ 4.5 / 5
It has helped me to grasp a deeper understanding of unfamiliar topics, and provided more depth to learning these topics than self-learning.
Eric L. · Level 3 course survey
★ 4.5 / 5
MusoLearn has been really helpful for me and my brother, our teacher was very impressed by how much we learned.
Scarlett Y. · Level 4 course survey
Students’ own words from MusoLearn course surveys and a student video. Ratings are each student’s own.

For parents

You don’t need to read music to help.

MusoLearn is built so your child can learn the theory without you having to explain it.

Your child learns from the video

Each lesson explains one idea in a few minutes. Your child can pause it, replay it or slow it down until it makes sense.

The quizzes mark themselves

The score shows as soon as a quiz is submitted, so you can see what your child got right without knowing the theory.

Questions go to a teacher, not to you

Your child types a question, or sends a photo of the written work, in the course chat. A MusoLearn teacher replies, usually within 24 hours.

Lessons are taught by MusoHunt teachers (opens in a new tab). MusoLearn is part of MusoHunt, a directory of vetted music teachers.

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Lessons, quizzes, worksheets and the course chat, on a phone, tablet or computer. The student dashboard shows each finished lesson and quiz score, so you can see what got done this week.

Membership

One membership, five grades.

Try everything free for 3 days: watch a lesson, take its quiz, ask the teacher a question. Then decide.

Annual membership
First 3 daysFreefull access
ThenA$349 a yearabout A$29 a month

Renews at A$349 each year until you cancel. Cancel online within the 3 days and you pay nothing.

  • Levels 1 to 5, written for students preparing for AMEB Theory of Music Grades 1 to 5. Start at the grade your child needs; every other level is included. Level 6 is coming soon at no extra cost.
  • Why a whole year? At two or three lessons a week, a level takes roughly four to six weeks (Level 1) up to ten to fifteen weeks (Level 5). Grade 6, 7 and 8 practical need Grade 2, 3 and 4 theory, and AMusA needs Grade 5 (check AMEB’s current Manual), so one membership covers the whole path. All year your child also has the piano scales and arpeggios courses and aural training.
  • Piano scales and arpeggios courses
  • Aural training (intervals, rhythm and pitch) and the full Interval Trainer game
  • Course chat with a MusoLearn teacher, for questions and photos of written work
  • The MusoLearn app on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Mac
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Prices in Australian dollars. See the Terms.

Prefer to pay month to month?

Monthly is A$94.95 a month, with the same courses and course chat and a 3-day free trial, renewing monthly until you cancel. If your child would use MusoLearn for four months or more, Annual costs less (4 × A$94.95 = A$379.80, compared with A$349 for a year). Start the Monthly trial

Questions parents ask.

Your child

Which grade should my child start with?

If your child has not studied theory before, start with Grade 1. If they are part-way through, the free placement quiz takes about three minutes and points to a level. You can also watch the first lessons of any grade free, with no sign-up, to see where it feels right.

Does my child need the earlier grades first?

Each level builds on the one before it. A child who already knows the earlier levels can go straight to the grade they need. If anything feels shaky, every earlier level is included in the membership.

Can my child do it without me sitting beside them?

Yes. Each lesson explains the idea before the exercise, the quizzes mark themselves, and questions go to a MusoLearn teacher in the course chat. You can log in to your child’s account and check progress on the dashboard.

How long does each level take?

At two or three lessons a week, with the quizzes and worksheets, roughly: four to six weeks for Level 1, five to seven for Level 2, six to nine for Level 3, seven to eleven for Level 4 and ten to fifteen for Level 5. Your child can go at their own speed, and every lesson can be replayed.

Who teaches the lessons?

MusoHunt teachers (opens in a new tab). MusoLearn is part of MusoHunt, a directory of vetted music teachers. Questions in the course chat are answered by a MusoLearn teacher, usually within 24 hours.

Does it work on an iPad or phone?

Yes. MusoLearn works in any browser and in the MusoLearn app on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Mac.

The AMEB exam

Why does my child need theory?

Reading and understanding music helps in every lesson. AMEB also sets theory requirements for the higher practical grades: Grade 6 practical needs a Grade 2 theory pass, Grade 7 needs Grade 3, Grade 8 needs Grade 4 and AMusA needs Grade 5. AMEB holds the practical certificate until the theory pass is recorded. Check AMEB’s current Manual for your exam year.

How does the AMEB theory exam work?

AMEB runs its Theory of Music exams itself, online, with no fixed exam date. After enrolling, a student has 12 months to do the exam and can take practice exams in AMEB’s portal first (check AMEB’s current terms). MusoLearn teaches the theory. It does not enrol students in the exam, set it, run it or mark it, and cannot predict a result.

Is MusoLearn part of AMEB?

No. MusoLearn is an independent course provider. MusoLearn Music Theory Levels 1 to 5 are written for students preparing for AMEB Theory of Music Grades 1 to 5, and AMEB is mentioned only to describe that exam. Always check the current AMEB syllabus for your exam year.

The trial and the price

What happens after the 3-day trial?

You have full access for 3 days. Unless you cancel online before the trial ends, you are charged A$349 for the year, and the membership renews at A$349 each year until you cancel. If you continue and then change your mind, the 14-day money-back guarantee applies.

Where should we start in the 3-day trial?

If you have not watched the free lessons yet, start with your child’s grade page. Then take the Chapter 1 quiz, carry on into Chapter 2, and send the teacher one question in the course chat. By the end of the three days you should have a good idea whether it suits your child.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes. If you continue past the free trial and MusoLearn is not right for your child, contact us through the Contact page within 14 days of your first payment and we will refund it in full. See the Terms for details.

Can I buy one level on its own?

Yes. A single level is billed monthly until you cancel: Level 1 is A$19.95 a month, Level 2 A$29.95, Level 3 A$39.95, Level 4 A$59.95 and Level 5 A$89.95. Annual includes every level plus the aural and piano technique courses; a single level includes only that level. See the pricing page.

Pick a grade and start tonight.

Watch the free lessons for your child’s grade. If your child likes it, the trial opens Levels 1 to 5.

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