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RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music) theory examinations are an essential part of a classical violin student's development. These exams build a strong foundation in music literacy, helping students understand key concepts such as harmony, form, rhythm, and musical structure—all of which directly enhance their performance skills.
Theory exams are offered usually in 3 different sessions annually that you can choose from - May, August, and December. Please visit the RCM website linked below for more information.
RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music) theory examinations are an essential part of a classical violin student's development. These exams build a strong foundation in music literacy, helping students understand key concepts such as harmony, form, rhythm, and musical structure—all of which directly enhance their performance skills.
Theory exams are offered usually in 3 different sessions annually that you can choose from - May, August, and December. Please visit the RCM website linked below for more information.