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Books > Music > Musical instruments & instrumental ensembles > Wind instruments
Includes music for the beginner recorder player with an
international flavour. Ideal for exploring the music of the world,
or simply tasting something a little different. Starting with the
very easiest - just 4 notes, and progressing gradually to include
the second octave; some are short, others longer, with plenty of
familiar melodies. Ideal for the beginner recorder player to use
alongside a tutor book.
Arranged especially for the beginner flute-player, with lots of
music with an international feel to play. Ideal for exploring the
music of the world, or simply tasting something a little different.
Starting with the very easiest - just 4 notes, and progressing to
include the first and second octaves; some are short, others
longer, with plenty of familiar melodies included as well. Great
for sight reading practice.
Volume 5 of "Personal Trainer" is the fifth and final book in a
training program offering musical workouts and enrichment
activities for piano students of many ages and skill levels. The
overall structure consists of five books, each containing four
sections dealing with specific issues. These four sections are
entitled:
Explorations Eye-So-Metrics Foundations Repertoire
The authors believe the development of technique, sight playing
and analytical skills are part of an integrated approach to total
musicianship; all are stepping-stones to aesthetic expression and
musical understanding. They want their students to feel comfortable
as they learn to hear what they see, see what they hear, and grow
in their understanding of the building blocks of music. Those,
simply stated, are fundamental goals of "Personal Trainer."
This book was created to work well by itself. It works even better
when used with "Home Concert Xtreme, " an interactive software
environment for learning, practicing, and performing music.
Volume 4 of "Personal Trainer" is the fourth book in a training
program offering musical workouts and enrichment activities for
piano students of many ages and skill levels. The overall structure
consists of five books, each containing four sections dealing with
specific issues. These four sections are entitled:
Explorations Eye-So-Metrics Foundations Repertoire
The authors believe the development of technique, sight playing
and analytical skills are part of an integrated approach to total
musicianship; all are stepping-stones to aesthetic expression and
musical understanding. They want their students to feel comfortable
as they learn to hear what they see, see what they hear, and grow
in their understanding of the building blocks of music. Those,
simply stated, are fundamental goals of "Personal Trainer."
This book was created to work well by itself. It works even better
when used with "Home Concert Xtreme, " an interactive software
environment for learning, practicing, and performing music.
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