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Musicalement vôtre. Volume 4

Jean-Clément JOLLET Arrangement by Jean-Clément JOLLET

Prepare reading reflexes for a calm handling of the instrument

Musically Yours is the music theory method that appeals to both music teachers and instrumental teachers. Focusing on developing instrumental reading reflexes, this method combines excerpts from a variety of repertoire with melodic exercises designed to be played or sung.

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Instrument family Musical training
Catalog classifications Note and rhythm reading
Instrument nomenclature formation musicale
Publisher Éditions Billaudot
Collection Formation Musicale Solfège (F.M.S.)
Collection management HOLSTEIN Aline, DAUCHY Jacques, BLEUSE Marc
Cotage GB5676
Total number of pages 64
Languages French
Cycle / Level Moderately difficult (cycle 2)
Target audience Adults, Children, Young people
Directory type Work(s) from the repertoire
Copyright year 1998
EAN code 9790043056768
Audios Without
EDU complements Without
FM-specific content Melodic instrumental application, Rhythmic instrumental application, Note reading, Rhythm reading, Polyrhythmic reading, melodies
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Volume 4 of the Musicalement vôtre series, developed by Jean-Clément Jollet, continues the acquisitions of the previous levels through musical examples, as well as technical exercises optimized for the level in question and for reading notes, he will discover the C 3 clef, that of the viola, which he will frequently find in his future scores. Each volume is made up of two parts: when a concept is taught in the 1st part, the student will find it later in the second part presented this time differently in other forms. These different reading exercises lead to several musical examples to illustrate more concretely the concepts acquired through the lessons.