Par DRUMM SIEGFRIED / ALEXANDRE JEAN FRANCOIS. Musical Training in the Orchestra The authors have devised - with help from instrumental teachers - a method that is a tool both lively and amusing for children, and as precise as possible for teachers, while letting them teach according to their personal musical style. Some of the advantages of musical training in the orchestra: - a much clearer and less abstract relationship between solfège and playing an instrument (all solfège training is directly related to the instrument that the student has chosen) - an oral before a written presentation - more thorough ear training, due to scores played by different instrumentalists - improved comprehension/analysis of the works proposed as a result of playing an instrument - develops the student's autonomy - playing an instrument collectively as part of this course will encourage the student (once the necessary level is reached) to participate in a conservatory or music school ensemble Each volume of Symphonic FM comes in a book for the student (adapted to the instrument played) and a book for the teacher./ Méthode / Formation Musicale

Written by an experienced teacher and examiner these tests will help to prepare you for the Listening and Appraising exam for your AS or A Level course.  It covers the pieces you will study for AS (June 2018) and A Level (June 2018 and June 2019). This book contains: Practice questions for Areas of Study 1 and 2 for both Section A and Section B (Prescribed works) A scores insert Answers to all the questions Downloadable audio for all the tests

Par DOBBINS BILL. Many different possibilities for harmonizing the same melody are illustrated and analysed, using techniques by such influential arrangers and composers as Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Oliver Nelson, Gil Evans and Clare Fischer. Techniques of melody harmonisation, linear writing and counterpoint for 2, 3, 4 and 5 horns. A chapter on writing for the rhythm section clearly illustrates the techniques commonly used by jazz arrangers and composers. Six complete scores in concert key are ideal for analysis, for playing the horn parts on the piano or for following the performances on the CD. An extensive chapter on form and development deals with extended compositional forms and the use of compositional techniques in writing for the small jazz ensemble A useful discography is included at the end of each chapter./ Recueil / Instruments Mélodiques