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AP Music Theory Course Home Page
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Course Information
 AP Music Theory Course Description (.pdf/1.5MB)
AP Music Theory Teacher's Guide (.pdf/3.4MB) New!
2005-2006 Music Theory Course Description Audio Files
AP Music Theory: Expanded Specifications
Music Theory Development Committee
Music Theory Course Perspective
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
The Music Theory Exam
Free AP Music Theory Practice Exam New!
Exam Format
Music Theory: Reporting Subscore Grades
Comparing AP Music Theory Subscore Grades with the Composite Grade
Teaching Resource Materials
Curriculum Modules New!
Building AP Music Theory Skills from the Ground Up (.pdf/521KB)
Teaching Strategies
Interactive Technology in the AP Music Theory Classroom
The Effects of Block Scheduling: Strategies for Time Management
What Do I Do After the AP Exam? Starting Points for the End of the Term
When Rules Seem Less Than Golden
Reinforcing Written Theory with Aural Skills
AP Music Theory: Getting Started
Sight-Singing: Your "Key" to Success in Melodic Dictation
Popular Music in the Theory Classroom
Music Theory: Some Notes on Teaching Score Analysis
Keyboard Harmony as an AP Music Theory Tool
College Board Store
CB Store: Products for AP Music Theory
Curriculum Survey
AP Music Theory Curriculum Survey: Spring 2004 (.pdf/150KB)
Feature Articles
Course Management
AP Music Theory: Getting Started
The Effects of Block Scheduling: Strategies for Time Management
What Do I Do After the AP Exam? Starting Points for the End of the Term
Pedagogy
Keyboard Harmony as an AP Music Theory Tool
Reinforcing Written Theory with Aural Skills
Sight-singing: Your ”Key” to Success in Melodic Dictation
Music Theory: Some Notes on Teaching Score Analysis
When Rules Seem Less Than Golden
Interactive Technology in the Music Theory Classroom
Popular Music in the Theory Classroom
Teachers' Resources Reviews
There are currently more than 65 reviews of AP Music Theory resources, including textbooks, Web sites, software, multimedia CD-Roms, and more, in the Teachers' Resources area. Each review describes the resource and suggests ways it might be used in the classroom. New reviews are added regularly, so check back often!
Teachers' Resources
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AP Music Theory Electronic Discussion Group
Registration for Electronic Discussion Groups
Subscribe to the AP Central AP Music Theory Newsletter
About twice a school year, the AP Central staff compiles and sends email updates alerting members to important program updates and new content items for AP Music Theory. You automatically receive this course newsletter unless you choose the "Do not send" option on the Personal Profile page. To see an example of the AP Music Theory newsletter, click on the link below.
AP Music Theory Newsletter
Personal Profile
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