HELLO, MUSIC VIRTUOSI!
You are just 3 days away from mastering all the Grade 1 Terms & Signs
Learn essential Grade 1 musical terms & signs that make your playing sound polished and captivating—in just a few days.
The course was fun and educational. It was also very easy to navigate the resource that you wanted. I have learnt a lot more than I knew.
Yasmin, 10 years old
Have you felt like this too?
“I know the meaning of the terms, but I just don’t know how to play them”.
“I always need to listen to other people playing my pieces to understand how to do it myself”.
“I often ignore the signs”.
“If my teacher doesn’t help me, I wouldn’t know how to make my playing interesting”.
“I feel embarrassed when I have to pronounce the Italian terms”.
Know this:
You're closer than you realize to confidently understanding and using Grade 1 musical terms and signs with accuracy and flair.
If you want to master your understanding of the Grade 1 music Terms & Signs, you are:
✅ a beginner (equivalent to Grade 1 to Grade 3) or an intermediate student (equivalent to Grade 4 to Grade 5)
✅ an advanced learner (equivalent to Grade 6 - Grade 8) but haven’t really done much music theory
✅ a music learner who has always overlooked the symbols on a score
✅ an amateur who has never had the right chance to learn Music Theory
It is common to feel like you've missed some essential music theory knowledge while learning how to play a musical instrument.
Many students get stuck when it comes to understanding the performance indications on a score.
I have been told so many times that it hard to find a single comprehensive resource for all the pieces of information required for a music theory exam.
This is why my team and I have created this 3-Day Bootcamp aimed at covering all the knowledge you need to pass the Grade 1 Music Theory exam but also gain confidence with your playing.
INTRODUCING ...
YOUR 3-DAY GRADE 1 TERMS & SIGNS BOOTCAMP
This bootcamp is one of the quickest ways to understand all of the Terms & Signs included in the Grade 1 Music Theory exam and become proficient at playing them in a correct and compelling way.
Hannah, 14 years old
This was an engaging music theory bootcamp that improved and tested my theory knowledge. I feel like I have achieved a better understanding of the topics covered because I did not fully understand them prior to this bootcamp. The e-books proved to be most helpful and are going to be a lovely reference to refer to when revising for my exam.
Here is what you can do in just 3 days:
DAY 1
You will learn what we mean with articulation, performance direction and expression and understand how to play some of the most common indications such as piano or legato.
You will also understand the difference between Allegro and Allegretto, the meaning of a metronome speed and how to best play dolce.
DAY 2
You will learn the exact difference between ritardando and rallentando or between decrescendo and diminuendo. You will confidently recognise their opposite terms too.
You will be able to play excellent cantabile and understand the meaning of Andante and Moderato.
DAY 3
You will know what to do when you find Da Capo and Fine or where to look at when you have the repeat symbols.
You will know the difference between a tie and a slur and the real meaning of Adagio or A tempo. A fermata dot will have no secrets for you anymore.
How it works
The 3-Day Music Theory Bootcamp helps you boost your confidence through:
7 warm-up tasks
Prepare your mind to learn the first group of terms and signs with 7 quick questions.
3 explanatory videos
Watch the 10-min videos about a number of terms and signs.
3 downloadable audios
Bring the lessons with you wherever you go so you can memorise more quickly.
3 downloadable PDFs
Get the 3 ebooks to read as you watch the videos or revise your knowledge day by day.
40 exercises
Practise your knowledge with daily quick questions so that you know where you are in your learning
Online flash cards
Enjoy playing with the online flash cards to revise the terms, their symbols and their meaning.
3 downloadable podcasts
Practise and check your pronunciation to sound like an Italian musician.
Downloadable glossary
Look up for terms if you don’t know or remember the meaning of some musical jargons.
Certificate of completion
Enjoy a takeaway certificate to celebrate the end of your bootcamp.
And you will also get:
📚 a PDF including the curriculum and where to find each term or sign
📚 a PDF all-in-one to keep the 3-Day content in one book
📚 a final test to revise the 3-Day knowledge
All of this with the benefits of:
Lifetime access
Money-back guarantee
I am confident that you will master your knowledge and understanding of all the Grade 1 terms and signs.
One of my aims is to make people feel that they have received what they expected.
This is why I am giving you the chance to try the course for the first 3 days and unsubscribe if you are unsatisfied.
Just email theoryvirtuoso@gmail.com and we will have it sorted for you.
Renee, 15 years old
The course is very detailed with each term and explained it not only in terms of definition, but also how it could be interpreted when playing. The most useful thing was the e-books, as it contained all the information, plus pictures of examples of the terms, and is easily readable.
Cathy, 18 years old
This music theory bootcamp was interactive and enjoyable. I have gained a deeper understanding of musical terms through this course and its materials, particularly the ebooks and cheat sheets.
Hello, my name is Rossella,
and I am your Italian music teacher.
I started learning piano when I was a child and completed the Conservatoire before finishing school. I have an undergraduate, masters and PhD degree in music and have dedicated my entire life to performing, teaching and examining music and music theory.
25 years after my very first music lesson, I am still passionate about giving music lovers the opportunity to explore and deeply understand the amazing world of music. Making people feel creative and able to appreciate how expressive and original music can be is one of my biggest goals. But most of all, I like to make music theory and musical knowledge accessible to everyone.
I hope you join the Virtuoso community and become aware that learning is fun and rewarding.
See you on the course!
