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Piano Safari for the Older Student Level 2 builds on the foundation established in Level 1. Students continue to increase their musicianship skills through the study of Reading, Rote, and Challenge Pieces, Technique, Sight Reading, and Theory.Repertoire & Technique Level 2 contains newly composed pieces alongside favourite selections from Repertoire Books 2 & 3 from…
Progressive Theory Method For Young Beginners Book 1 makes learning theory fun. Introduces all the essentials such as staves, clefs, note identification, time signatures, key signatures, note-values and rest values, along with musical puzzles and games. Also demonstrates the sounds of various different instruments and shows photos of them. Contains entertaining illustrations and comes with…
Group notes, write beats, identify time-signatures, and complete bars with missing note values or rests – all such tasks with Rhythmatics For young children it is an indispensable learning aid. No longer will the perception of rhythms in music be a bewildering experience. For most teachers, teaching rhythms, especially fractions of note values and grouping…
Written and compiled by David Bowman and Bruce Cole, Sound Matters is an anthology of listening material for GCSE Music. It is intended to provide comprehensive resource materials for the listening component of the GCSE music syllabuses. The extracts have been selected especially to illustrate the periods, styles and rudiments of music encompassed within the syllabuses, and…
Take Five and Pass First Time: The Essential Independent Manual for Students Preparing for the Grade Five Theory of Music Examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Paperback – 1 Jan. 1999
Suitable for young beginners, this book by S. J. Townshend, provides short exercises in the elementary rudiments of music including questions on clefs and staves, notes and values, accidentals, rests, tones and semitones,introduction to major scales, key signatures, tonic triads, time-signatures and musical terms. The second volume of Theory Exercises by S. J. Townshend. Suitable…
This book will provide you with a clear understanding of the fundamentals of popular music theory, accelerate your aural skills, and take your musicianship to the next level. It will demystify the key terms related to harmony, melody, rhythm, and structure through practical exercises and audio tracks. It covers concepts related to drums, bass, guitar,…
Maureen Cox presents a variety of activities to make the learning of music theory fun without being frivolous. This activity book may be used alongside Theory Is Fun Grade 1 or on its own. Topics covered include learning names and notes in treble and bass clef, time names and note values, dotted notes and rests,…
A graded series of books to help pupils through their theory exams.
Theory of Music Workbook for Trinity College London written exams, containing all requirements for Theory of Music Graded exams. Includes: information for teachers, hints for candidates, tips on learning to write music accurately and clearly, sample examination paper, tasks and questions expected for the grade, and worked examples to demonstrate each task. This book is…
Vocal score of Vivaldi s Gloria, for soprano and alto soloists, SATB choir and orchestra. Edited by Jasmin Cameron. A well-established piece in the modern choral repertoire, Vivaldi s Gloria was, like much of his music, ignored from his death until relatively recently.
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