Disney Songs for Xylophone. 25 delightful Disney tunes in arrangements for xylphone. Includes: Be Our Guest (from Beauty and the Beast) ? Cruella de Vil (from 101 Dalmatians) ? Do You Want to Build a Snowman? (from Frozen) ? God Help the Outcasts (from The Hunchback of Notre Dame) ? I See the Light (from Tangled) ? Kiss the Girl (from The Little Mermaid) ? A Spoonful of Sugar (from Mary Poppins) ? A Whole New World (from Aladdin) ? You're Welcome (from Moana) ? and more.

Percussionist François Dupin (1931-1994) studied at the Paris Conservatoire where he won many prizes including first prize for composition. His professional work as a performer composer and teacher combined produced many well-informed study books for Percussion including Seventeen Studies for Xylophone. Following his graduation from the Paris Conservatoire Dupin worked with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio-France and the Orchestre de Paris when it was first founded. He then went on to establish the first Percussion class at the Lyon Conservatoire where he taught until his death. It was during this time thatDupin produced Seventeen Studies for Xylophone. These studies address the difficulties which students are likely to have to overcome in their future professional lives. Fingerings are helpfully suggested and clear instruction in French English German and Spanish creates a highly versatile study book. François Dupin's Seventeen Studies for Xylophone is imperative to the technical progression of all advanced Xylophone players.

With few study books existing for the Xylophone Jacques Delécluse ensures that this gap is filled with his excellent Twenty Studies for Xylophone. French percussionist and composer Delécluse studied at the Paris Conservatoire in the mid-1900s winning many prizes. The exercises in Twenty Studies for Xylophone are technically challenging intended for advanced students of the instrument. Aspects addressed include complex rhythms accidentals scales tempo dynamics ornamentation key signatures among other features. For all aspiring Xylophone players Delécluse'sTwenty Studies is essential having been compiled by a master of percussion himself.

Percussionist Marcel Jorand (b. 1937) studied at the Paris Conservatoire where he won many prizes including first prize for his instrument. His professional work as a performer and teacher combined produced many well-informed study books for Percussion including Fifteen Studies for Xylophone. Following his graduation from the Paris Conservatoire Jorand worked with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio-France as a soloist. In 1978 he went on to teach at the Regional Conservatory of Montpellier and direct the Ecole municipale de Juvignac. Four years before his move to the South of France Jorand producedFifteen Studies for Xylophone. These studies address a wide range of aspects of technique on the instrument. Marcel Jorand's Fifteen Studies for Xylophone is imperative to the technical progression of all aspiring Xylophone players.

Vol. 1 Xylophone-Deux-Cents Exercices Journaliers - Vol. 1 is the first volume of a set of books for Xylophone players by Jacques Delécluse. This first book uses a rhythm table to help the upper beginners to organise themselves while studying the book. It is a must-have method for those want to master the technique of the Xylophone. The author Jacques Delécluse is a soloist at the Paris Orchestra and a professor at the Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris. He has conceived keyboard-percussion instruments that hold his name and is also the author of a series of seven books “À LaManière De” for Drums and Piano.

The most comprehensive method for keyboard percussion ever written. A complete course of 50 lessons including ragtime improvising blues and exercises for individual hand development.

Rythmique des exercices et des pièces pour 1-2 Xylophones par Gunild Keetman. Sélectionné et introduit par Jane Frazee. / Xylophone