Grades 1 to 5 music theory practice for anyone who has to pass it before they can play what they actually want to.
Doublesharp is aligned to the ABRSM theory syllabus in the way a workbook is. It is not made, endorsed or approved by ABRSM.
Which time signature fits this bar?
Look at the beams, not the number of notes.
Six quavers, beamed in threes. Two dotted-crotchet beats, so 6/8. L.
A grade 5 theory pass is required before grade 6, 7 or 8 on any instrument.
Grades 1 to 5 are sat online, multiple choice, bookable all year. The exam board charges around £60 to enter.
Most arrive at it as a grade 5 or 6 player who has never opened a theory book.
Twenty questions. You start on the grade you belong on, not grade 1.
Each topic opens with a five-minute walk-through before the first question.
Short sessions. A hint before you answer, an explanation after.
Papers in the shape of the real exam. What you got wrong comes back until it sticks.
Add pupils, set a focus for the week, see who is ready to book and who keeps missing the same thing.
What Doublesharp costs. The exam entry fee is separate and goes to the board.
The placement test, then grades 1 and 2. No card asked for.
Unlocking is per learner, from your dashboard, once there is a profile to unlock. So the account comes first.