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This unique and multidimensional resource, for students, teachers and musicians, explains 2, 300 musical terms through three different methods: > Written definitions > Music notation > Audio extracts...

Basic Approach Musicals in Focus is your essential guide to this exciting and popular genre. It investigates what is meant by 'a musical', looks at how they are constructed, their most common features...

This book defines Baroque music simply and explains how it began, developed and influenced later musicians, with chapters on major genres and a survey of the lives and music of the two leading compose...

Paperback, 172 pages. This second book upon the life and works of Philip Rosseter concludes John Jeffreys' researches that began in 1950 with the purpose of countering the neglect of a legacy of music...

When explaining complex or abstract topics, it is often helpful to represent them visually. Creating a chart or table not only simplifies the concept, but also helps the student retain the information...

The next book in this exciting series has arrived! The popularity of coloring books for the middle school aged to adult artist, while relatively recent, has become one of the faster growing recreation...

This book for professional and amateur musicians is an inspired cross between Stephen Covey's wildly popular Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and Debbie Allen's Confessions of a Shameless Self...

Spektrum der Musik ist ein kleines Informations- und Nachschlagebuch für alle Musikinteressierte. Hobby- und Laienmusikern, Musikschülern und Chorsängern gibt es Auskunft über wichtige, musikalische B...

A text which is a 'must have' for the aspiring band director, this new edition of SYMPHONIC BAND WINDS includes discussions of goals and objectives, specifics for woodwind class, intonation, rehearsal...

Sounds in Space, Sounds in Time' is a ground-breaking exploration of the world of sound and music. Particularly useful as a resource for secondary and tertiary level teachers, it is a thought-provokin...