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A tempo : oral. Volume 5

Cours de formation musicale

Chantal BOULAY, Dominique MILLET

The ideal teaching of musical training.
12 lessons with varied exercises, including songs, traditional music, and excerpts from classical works: A Tempo is a lively method for teaching music theory. This oral volume, with its thoughtful teaching and streamlined presentation, is aimed at both children and adults.

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Details

Instrument family Musical training
Catalog classifications Complete courses
Instrument nomenclature formation musicale
Publisher Éditions Billaudot
Collection GAULTIER Emmanuel
Collection management GAULTIER Emmanuel
Cotage GB8364
Total number of pages 60
Languages French
Cycle / Level Moderately difficult (cycle 2)
Target audience Adults, Young people
Directory type Work(s) from the repertoire
Copyright year 2008
EAN code 9790043083641
Audios on Education area
EDU complements Without
FM-specific content A capella, Listening commentary, Intonations and intervals, Note reading, Rhythm reading, Polyrhythmic reading, melodies, Polyphony, Theory and analysis

Description

Following on from the first four volumes of A Tempo cycle I, this new series follows the program of a second cycle over four years. It presents varied exercises based on excerpts from works and is structured around an instrumental or vocal performance. For each level, the educational content remains divided into two volumes and we find, as in the first cycle: — Oral; singing, listening commentary, theory, reading notes and rhythms. New activities are proposed: sung sight-reading and large excerpts from symphonic scores. — Written: listening, listening commentary, theory. These 2 volumes (oral, written) are independent and can also be used together.