The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook (Grade 6) is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool?s new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation then study a specimen paper from the Grade 6 exam! Use your Grade 6 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades 6 ? 8) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool?s Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology GCSE and Further Education students. Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:   Music notationPopular music harmony Band knowledge Band analysis Grade 6 specimen paper included!   Rockschool?s Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6 7

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook (Grade 8) is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool’s new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation then study a specimen paper from the Grade 8 exam! Use your Grade 8 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades 6 – 8) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool’s Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology GCSE and Further Education students. Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:   Music notationPopular music harmony Band knowledge Band analysis Grade 8 specimen paper included!   Rockschool’s Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6 7 & 8. Lean more about Rockschool Popular Music Theory at www.rockschool.co.uk/theory.

Popular Problems is the thirteenth studio album by legendary singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen. This Popular Problems sheet music features all of the songs from the albumarranged for Piano Vocal and Guitar.Released a day after his 80th birthday to wide critical acclaim Leonard Cohen's thirteenth album is a dark and understated work featuring Cohen's distinctive voice his poetic lyrics and some bluesy instrumentation. Featuring songs like Slow Almost Like The Blues and You Got Me Singing the album is a throwback to those dark American dive bars where the smell ofsmoke and whisky blends with the sounds of a deep and croaky voice.On Popular Problems this voice comes from the legendary figure of folk music whose mysteriously cryptic lyrics made their way onto thescene in 1967. After struggling as a poet and novelist Cohen turned his hand to folk songs which like Bob Dylan before him he was perfectly suited to. Our Popular Problems sheet music featuresaccurate transcriptions of all the songs from the latest offering from this old master of folk music.The album is a subtle and quiet one with beautiful lyrics simple melodies and some interesting music that ranges fromPiano chords to folk Guitar strumming. There are even a few unexpected surprises such as the Middle-Eastern influences on the song Nevermind. These little touches keep the album interesting and exciting while retainingthe essence of Cohen's past music.This Popular Problems songbook would be perfect for the Leonard Cohen fan the singer-songwriter looking to learn from a master or just someone who lovesgreat music by a great musician.

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook (Debut) is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool's new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation, then study a specimen paper from the Debut exam! Use your Debut Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades Debut - 5) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool's Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology, GCSE and Further Education students.Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:Music notationPopular music harmonyBand knowledgeBand analysisDebut specimen paper included!Rockschool's Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6, 7 and 8. / Formation Musicale

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook (Grade 5) is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool's new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation, then study a specimen paper from the Grade 5 exam! Use your Grade 5 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades Debut - 5) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool's Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology, GCSE and Further Education students.Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:Music notationPopular music harmonyBand knowledgeBand analysisGrade 5 specimen paper included!Rockschool's Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6, 7 and 8. / Formation Musicale

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook (Grade 6) is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool's new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation, then study a specimen paper from the Grade 6 exam! Use your Grade 6 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades 6 - 8) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool's Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology, GCSE and Further Education students.Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:Music notationPopular music harmonyBand knowledgeBand analysisGrade 6 specimen paper included!Rockschool's Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6, 7 and 8. / Formation Musicale

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook Grade 4 is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool's new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation, then study a specimen paper from the Grade 4 exam! Use your Grade 4 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades Debut - 5) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool's Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology, GCSE and Further Education students.Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:Music notationPopular music harmonyBand knowledgeBand analysisGrade 4 specimen paper included!Rockschool's Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6, 7 and 8. / Formation Musicale

Conciones Populares (Popular Songs) have been harmonised and arranged for Voice and Guitar by the Spanish composer F. San Andres. It is a collection of a dozen Spanish songs first published in 1961. It is presented here in a high-quality glossy cover and would make the perfect gift for any singer-guitarist.Frederico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) was a Spanish writer of plays and poems and is one of Spain’s most widely recognised artists in the field of drama. He came to epitomise the generation of ’27 and as such was also one of the leading cultural icons of his day.

Seven Popular Songs. Par DE FALLA MANUEL. Arrangeur: David Leisner/ Répertoire / Chant et Guitare

The Rockschool Popular Music Theory Workbook Grade 4 is the ideal preparation for students taking Rockschool’s new theory exams. Practise each section of your Rockschool Popular Music Theory exam in isolation then study a specimen paper from the Grade 4 exam! Use your Grade 4 Workbook along with the accompanying Popular Music Theory Guidebook (Grades Debut – 5) to ensure success in your exams! Rockschool’s Popular Music Theory series is also ideal for Music Technology GCSE and Further Education students. Includes sample questions from each of the following sections of your theory exam:   Music notation Popular musicharmony Band knowledge Band analysis Grade 4 specimen paper included!   Rockschool’s Popular Music Theory Syllabus is fully accredited by all four UK regulators and offers UCAS points at Grades 6 7 & 8. Lean more about Rockschool Popular Music Theory at www.rockschool.co.uk/theory.