Seasonal Movement and Activity Songs for Kids-From the Hop 'Til You Drop Series comes this collection of 12 seasonal 'get up and go' songs to get your whole body ready to make music all year long! Originally developed for John Jacobson's MUSIC EXPRESS magazine thisall-in-one collection comes complete with piano/vocal arrangements choreography reproducible lyric sheets and helpful lesson plans and performance tips. Use this collection as a warmup routine and your students will be with youfrom the very first note! Available: Song Collection (with reproducible lyric sheets) and Performance/Accompaniment CD. For Gr. K-3.

Par GRAUPNER CHRISTOPH. / Répertoire / Flûte à Bec Alto, Instruments à Cordes et Basse Co

Par DUBOIS THEODORE. At just 34 years of age, Theodore Dubois was installed as a professor of harmony at the Paris Conservatoire. Whilst much of his compositional works have disappeared from primary classical repertoire, his teaching has had a lasting influence. Having taught successful composers, including Paul Dukas, it is clear that Dubois' Realisation Of Figured Bass is well-informed. This music theory study guide covers a considerable range of figured bass aspects, to a high standard. Taken from his Treaty Of Harmony, Dubois explains the need for his treaty, stating that it fills the gaps in harmonic theory exceriseswhich preceding guides had missed. With no harmonic elements left out with regard to figured bass, this Dubois theory guide is necessary to accompany all music studies./ Autre FM / Solfège

Because a fine orchestra depends on fine players, Solo Time for Strings emphasizes individual accomplishment, progress, and achievement while preparing young students for participation in a school orchestra. The series teaches reading in conjunction with note learning, enabling students to start playing melodies as soon as possible, and is appropriate for class or individual instruction. The solos assist in a progressive technical development from 'twinkle, twinkle' in Book 1 to music by Vivaldi in Book 5. / Formation Musicale

Les Editions Lugdivine sont heureuses et fières de vous annoncer la création de Musicologies Nouvelles. Une nouvelle collection qui répond à la volonté d?offrir à tous les professionnels du monde de l?enseignement musical des outils en phase avec leurs besoins, en termes de formation et d?application. Cette collection s?appuie sur la publication annuelle de trois revues spécifiquement dédiées : - au programme d?agrégation (Musicologies Nouvelles Agrégation), - au programme du Bac (Musicologies Nouvelles Bac) - à un dossier spécial (Musicologies Nouvelles Dossier spécial). Toute l?équipe éditoriale, regroupée autour de Mihu Iliescu et Laurence Le Diagon-Jacquin, ainsi que les différents rédacteurs ponctuels apportent toute leur expérience et leurs compétences pour garantir un niveau d?excellence en rapport avec l?ambition de cette publication. Musicologies nouvelles : pourquoi une nouvelle revue ? L'éditorial de Jean-Jacques Nattiez - Professeur émérite de l?Université de Montréal - Président d?honneur du comité de rédaction de Musicologies nouvelles Thèmes Agrégation 2017 Livre 21 X 28 cm 168 pages - Voix de ville et airs de cour : l?avènement de la monodie accompagnée en France (1576 - 1696). - Poème symphonique et identité culturelle. Les auteurs collaborant à ce numéro : Nahéma Khattabi, Alice Tacaille, Catherine Massip, Catherine Deutsch, Olivier Bettens. Laurent Guillo, Marie Demeilliez, Yann Mahé, Robin Joly, Mathilde Vittu, Damien Erhardt, Michael Saffle (article en anglais), Bruno Moysan, Jean-Christophe Branger, Jean-Jacques Velly, Liliana-Isabela Apostu, Antonin Servière... SOMMAIRE La monodie en français avant Chardavoine : plaisirs et pouvoirs de la voix seule Alice Tacaille Université Paris-Sorbonne, IReMus-CNRS, UMR 8223 Les voix de ville recueillis par Jehan Chardavoine : un corpus de chansons à danser Robin Joly Doctorant au CESR de Tours Voix de ville et air de cour : le chant soliste en France à la fin de la Renaissance Nahéma Khattabi Agrégée de musique et docteur en musicologie Les prosodies du français chanté, de Chardavoine à Bacilly Olivier Bettens Le développement de la monodie en France et son rôle dans la sociabilité du XVIIe siècle Catherine Massip IReMus L?air de cour, champ expérimental de l?édition musicale dans le dernier tiers du XVIIe siècle Laurent Guillo IReMus Aria et artifice contrapuntique au tournant du XVIIe siècle en Italie Catherine Deutsch Université Paris-Sorbonne/(IReMus) Quel(s) solfège(s) pour l?air de la seconde moitié du XVIIe siècle ? Théorie et pratique autour de deux manuscrits et d?un air de Sébastien Le Camus Mathilde Vittu Conservatoire de Paris - CNSMDP Tablatures et basses continues : l?accompagnement des airs de cour Marie Demeilliez Université Grenoble Alpes Entre monodie accompagnée et polyphonie : le cas du dernier recueil d?airs de Michel Lambert (1689) Yann Mahé Université de Toulouse Jean Jaurès. Il Laboratorio (EA 4590) Musique et transferts culturels. Le poème symphonique entre la France et l?Allemagne (1854-1914) Damien Ehrhardt Université d?Evry Val d?Essonne / Université Paris-Saclay Liszt, Musical Transnationalism, and the Symphonic Poem Michael Saffle Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Frontières, forme et signification dans le Poème symphonique lisztien Bruno Moysan Forme et signification particulières dans le dernier poème symphonique de Liszt Laurence Le Diagon-Jacquin Université de Franche-Comté (ELLIADD) Transcender le message lisztien : Massenet et le poème symphonique. Des suites d?orchestres à Thaïs Jean-Christophe Branger Université de Lorraine À la recherche de l?expression : les poèmes symphoniques de Richard Strauss Jean-Jacques Velly Université Paris-Sorbonne Les poèmes symphoniques de Georges Enesco et Béla Bartók : une marque d?identité culturelle et nationale Liliana-Isabela Apostu Institut für Musik, Oldenburg Tapiola de Jean Sibelius : entre identité nationale et incarnation du Nord Antonin Servière Compositeur et musicologue

When words fail music speaks...so the saying goes. Expressing yourself through music by putting words to notes and notes to words can be easy; yes easier than you may think.This book is a treasure chest of ideas foranyone interested in composing. Simple ways to spark the creative process are included such as taking the musical letters in your name to form a melody. Step by step you will see how to actually process the notes into music.Norse Song by Robert Schumann shows how he used the four musical letters of his friend GADE to compose the Piano solo.

Learning to read music is much like learning a language. There are three basic elements: listening, reading, and writing. This well-organized book provides step-by-step sequential lessons for developing these skills. Rhythm, note, and interval concepts are taught in the following way: first, hear and echo a short musical example - second, read and perform a notated exercise - and third, notate musical phrases as demonstrated on the CD. Worksheet-style student pages are included as reproducible PDFs. Ten-minute activities for teaching or assessment, recommended for 4th through 9th grade ensembles or music classes. / Tout Instrument

Because a fine orchestra depends on fine players, Solo Time for Strings emphasizes individual accomplishment, progress, and achievement while preparing young students for participation in a school orchestra. The series teaches reading in conjunction with note learning, enabling students to start playing melodies as soon as possible, and is appropriate for class or individual instruction. The solos assist in a progressive technical development from 'twinkle, twinkle' in Book 1 to music by Vivaldi in Book 5. / Formation Musicale

Because a fine orchestra depends on fine players, Solo Time for Strings emphasizes individual accomplishment, progress, and achievement while preparing young students for participation in a school orchestra. The series teaches reading in conjunction with note learning, enabling students to start playing melodies as soon as possible, and is appropriate for class or individual instruction. The solos assist in a progressive technical development from 'twinkle, twinkle' in Book 1 to music by Vivaldi in Book 5. / Formation Musicale

A classical music omnibus-Classic FM's Classic Ephemera is an entertaining collection of quips and quirks from the world of classical music. This book contains nuggets of musical fact you didn't know you needed to know and oodles of useful information you shouldn't be without. It includes a section on celebrated composers as well as potted plots of famous operas retold as you've never heard them before. It's informative engrossing entertaining and often hilarious. Written by the authors of the Classic FM Pocket Books this substantial volume of trivia should be on any serious music-lover's shelves.

(Included with the score are the organ and the piano part (there's available a pack with 20 copies of the parts for the chorus). In case the work is to be performed by more than 20 singers it will be necessary to purchase additional copies of the chorus parts, wich are available in packs of 20 copies).On 11th March 1911, the great pianist and composer Enric Granados performed this piece as an absolute premiere at Barcelona's modernista concert hall Palau de la Música Catalana.In spite of the great success achieved on the day of the premiere by this ambitious work for piano, organ and three choirs whose words in Catalan were provided by an unknown writer, the piece was never again performed or published. Its manuscript was assumed to be lost for decades and it was even thought that it might have been burnt in a fire. Finally, the pianist and Granados specialist Douglas Riva recovered it and offered it to Boileau Editorial de Música for publication.El Cant de les estrelles was performed once again on 22nd March 2007, 96 years after its first performance, in New York's Ascension Church, with Douglas Riva himself at the piano and Dennis Keene conducting. / Choeur Et Piano

Les Cahiers de l'Harmonica. Par CHARLIER SEBASTIEN. Que vous soyez expert et vouliez continuer à progresser en optimisant votre technique de jeu, ou que vous soyez débutant et vouliez apprendre à déclencher les notes de la manière plus valorisante et plus pérenne, ce livre est pour vous ! Sébastien Charlier a conceptualisé et mis en pratique au tournant des années 90, une méthode particulièrement efficace de l'altération sous toutes ses formes (inflexion, bend classique, overnote, multi-overnote). Il suffit de l'écouter jouer pour comprendre que cette méthode dite des « 4 positions de langue» permet comme aucune autre toutes les aventures musicales possibles avec un harmonica diatonique. Ce guide vous propose une description détaillée de toutes les positions de langue et jeux de pression, des schémas 3D d'une précision inédite ainsi que 113 audios pour vous accompagner sur les quatre chemins de l'altération. Alors bonnes découvertes à vous et bon apprentissage !/ Méthode / Formation Musicale