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Who knows the answer here?

Are these rests correctly grouped?

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And the answer is... WRONG. This is the most common way to group the rests in this bar


This is because rests don't produce a specific rhythm, so the counting shoudl really go 3+4 here. Did you guess it right? 😊 Well done if so!


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Grade 6

Hi Rossella,


Will you ever be producing materials to help Grade 6 theory candidates? I am finding that there is very little out there to help. I paid for the ABRSM on line course but it is really just a regurgitation of the course book. A waste of £60.00 IMO. It's lonely being at this level and my piano teacher only studied up to Grade 5. The course seems to be a big step up from Grade 5.

Thanks,

Christine

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Agree with the gap and my piano teacher even struggles at Grade 5. She just used an answer book when i gave her my completed G5 Discovering Music Theory but I did end up with a distinction from home study 👍

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Hello, Music Learners!

What is the question from the ABRSM exam paper that annoys you the most?

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Rossella Rubini
January 11, 2026 · updated the description of the group.

Welcome to the group! This is a community and supportive space for students to learn music theory together.

Inside the group, members can ask questions, share insights, comment on each other’s progress, and learn through discussion—never in isolation. It’s a place to deepen understanding, stay motivated, and feel part of a like-minded music theory community.

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