SKU: HL.50489942

ISBN 9790080028063. B/5 quer (24x17) inches. Hungarian.

Based on sol-fa notation combined with unaccompanied part singing from the earliest stages in a child's school music, the Zoltan Kodaly Method develops musical literacy, secure intonation and rhythmic confidence-essential fundamentals of sound music education. Bicinia Hungarica comprises a series of 4 books featuring the music which Kodaly composed and collected for the Method. The songs provide a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures which may serve as an introduction to the composer's larger works.Territorial restrictions may apply. Please ask before ordering.

SKU: HL.50489944

ISBN 9790080028087. B/5 quer (24x17) inches.

Based on sol-fa notation combined with unaccompanied part singing from the earliest stages in a child's school music, the Zoltan Kodaly Method develops musical literacy, secure intonation and rhythmic confidence-essential fundamentals of sound music education. Bicinia Hungarica comprises a series of 4 books featuring the music which Kodaly composed and collected for the Method. The songs provide a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures which may serve as an introduction to the composer's larger works.Territorial restrictions may apply. Please ask before ordering.

SKU: BT.EMBZ5666

English-German-Hungarian.

This collection is a selection of excerpts from Bach cantatas, chosen not only for the beauty of their musical content but because from the pedagogical point of view too they deserve a place in a publication intended for educational purposes. The excerpts embrace two distinct areas of Baroque vocal music, the melodic realms of the aria and the recitative. The aria and arioso quotations in the collection, generally presented without accompaniment, are intended for sight-singing. The aria and recitative excerpts with continuo accompaniment also provide students with serious harmonization tasks and are therefore principally related to their music theory studies. Volume Icontains the easier cantata excerpts, Volume II the more difficult ones.