La Escuela de Música Shine Group Music Theory Classes

Join us as we explore music together, building both the practical and theoretical skills that make us musicians, beyond just our own instruments.

We’ll work on sight-reading, aural recognition, score study, and analysis. With a modern approach to theory, you’ll grow as a performer, learn to improvise, and develop a deeper understanding of the very thing that moves us all: music!

Why Music Theory?
Music theory gives students the foundation to:

Read and understand music more easily.
Strengthen listening and memory skills.
Boost creativity through composition and improvisation.
Build confidence by knowing why music works the way it does.

Why Learn in a Group?
Group learning adds an important social dimension to music education:

Students encourage and learn from each other.
They see how different instruments and voices fit together.
Collaboration builds teamwork and communication skills.

By learning together, students discover not just how to play music, but how to truly connect with it—and with each other.

Contact the school to find out the current schedule of group theory classes

Fixed Hour Group Classes Schedule

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Group Guitar for Beginners Mondays 20.00h - 21.00h
Group Guitar Intermediate Tuesdays 20.00h - 21.00h
Group Guitar Advanced Wednesdays 20.00h - 21.00h
Group Ukulele for Kids Tuesdays 17.30h - 18.00h
Group Ukulele Intermediate Thursdays 20.00h - 21.00h
Group Singing Tuesdays 20.00h - 21.00h
Group Music Theory Tuesdays (to be confirmed) 20.00h - 21.00h

Music Theory Classical Exams Group Classes Prices

Music theory is the study of how music works, from the notes on the page to the way melodies, harmonies, and rhythms fit together. It provides the language and structure that help musicians understand what they are playing and why it sounds the way it does. Learning theory makes reading music easier, strengthens listening skills, and opens the door to improvisation and composition. It also gives students the ability to communicate more clearly with other musicians and to appreciate music on a deeper level. For a student, studying music theory means gaining the tools to become not only a more confident performer but also a more creative and thoughtful musician.

As students continue their studies, they may choose to take music theory exams, which are often required for advanced programs in music. These exams can open the pathway to university-level music studies and, eventually, to professional opportunities in performance, teaching, composition, or other careers in the music industry.