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Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel Coordinated reading of notes and rhythms on musical texts in the G and F clefs. This work is aimed at beginners, children or adults in the...

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel 10 musical training lessons offering a variety of interesting or unusual rhythms (time changes, irregular rhythms, etc.)

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel Avec CD These works are intended for children, adolescents or adult instrumentalists, singers, dancers, etc., and allow for working more a...

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel Avec CD

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

Notenlesen und Rhythmusübungen - Musikpädagogische Lehrmittel

The simplest introduction to learning to read music. This book looks at basic musical theory - note names, signs and symbols, what they look like and what they mean. No musical knowledge is needed - i...

The Sight Reader's Compendium is a collection of musical themes from the standard orchestral repertoire, arranged key by key to provide a book of sight reading material, material which is real music r...

This highly accessible volume guides the reader through the fundamentals of rhythm, the structure of scales and intervals, keys and tonality to the more 'specialist' techniques of transposition and sc...

This book by versatile trumpet player and composer Randy Sandke is divided into three parts. In Part One, he identifies and organizes all four-note chords which lie beyond the tonal system and cannot...

Sehr umfangreiche Jazz-Harmonielehre. Band 1 mit den Themen Review of Basic Theory Materials, Rhythm in Jazz Performance, Basic Tonal Materials, Triad Generalisation, Diatonic Harmonic Progressions, H...

Modes and modal frameworks, quartal harmony, other scales and colors, extended tertian structures and triadic superimposition, pentatonic applications, coloring outside the lines and beyond, analysis,...

A self-study course with illustrations & examples for you to write & check your answers. Topics include: major and minor scales; modes and other scales; harmony; intervals; chord structure; chord prog...

Jazz Theory & Workbook is designed for all instrumentalists eager to understand how the jazz standards they play and improvise over are constructed. It is also a great resource for arrangers and compo...

You are about to embark on a course of study designed to give you, in the shortest possible time, a complete understanding of the principles of modern harmony, improvisation, and dance band arranging....

A one-of-a-kind book encompassing a wide scope of jazz topics, for beginners and pros of any instrument. A three-pronged approach was envisioned with the creation of this comprehensive resource: as an...

Get the rock-solid fundamentals of rhythm, pitch and harmony with this easy-to-use book/CD pack. Learn the universal language used by all musicians, regardless of instrument. Includes concise, detaile...

If you wish there was a fun and engaging way to help you understand the fundamentals of music, then this is it. Whether it's learning to read music, understanding chords and scales, musical forms, or...

George Heussenstamm, composer of more than 85 published works and author of The Norton Manual of Music Notation, taught college-level theory for several decades. Unable to find what he considered a su...

This two-book series includes a wealth of material used to teach harmony and theory in college-level courses by George Heussenstamm, author of the Norton Manual of Musical Notation. Part 2 - Chromatic...

120 color-coded cards to learn basic musical symbols, all notes from low ledger C to high ledger C, and rhythm patterns in 4/4 and 3/4. Also includes cards that focus on recognition of steps and skips...