SKU: HL.49006280

ISBN 9790001068154. Old English.

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon, whose verses greet the advent of summer. An accompanying note elucidates the artistic layer-like construction of the sound structure: a two-voice foundation of bell-like, swinging pendulum tones supports an upper structure of four voices which enter at equal time intervals. The note terms the canon rota * round -, which makes reference to the turning, circling movement of the constantly pulsating sound. The circular figure originates in a vital, ages-old moving force in music-making, and it demands a dance-like execution. But the canon is also, through the interaction of the strictly ordered voice entries, convivially bound musical form. Carl Orff was able to choose no better fitting musical form for the Greetings to Youth at the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich than the medieval rota. In the connexion of the singing voices with the Orff instruments, today in world-wide use, a testimony of European tradition sounds in a living present.

SKU: HL.49006283

ISBN 9790001068185. Old English.

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon, whose verses greet the advent of summer. An accompanying note elucidates the artistic layer-like construction of the sound structure: a two-voice foundation of bell-like, swinging pendulum tones supports an upper structure of four voices which enter at equal time intervals. The note terms the canon rota * round -, which makes reference to the turning, circling movement of the constantly pulsating sound. The circular figure originates in a vital, ages-old moving force in music-making, and it demands a dance-like execution. But the canon is also, through the interaction of the strictly ordered voice entries, convivially bound musical form. Carl Orff was able to choose no better fitting musical form for the Greetings to Youth at the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich than the medieval rota. In the connexion of the singing voices with the Orff instruments, today in world-wide use, a testimony of European tradition sounds in a living present.

SKU: AP.1-ADV14785

UPC: 805095147858. English.

Intermediate Jazz Conception is another addition to the popular series of etude books created by Jim Snidero, featuring some of the finest jazz musicians in the world. This book/audio set includes 15 etudes based on standards, modal tunes and blues, demonstrated by Ken Peplowski on clarinet with the incredibly swinging rhythm section of Dave Hazeltine on piano, Peter Washington on Bass and Kenny Washington on Drums. New to Intermediate Jazz Conception is an appendix dedicated to style and improvisation, including a scales syllabus, nomenclature, and over 95 lines and ideas extracted for the study of improvisation! The recording features two separate versions of each etude; one with the soloist and rhythm section and one with the rhythm section only. Hear how the soloist performs the etudes, play with or without the soloist, and learn about both jazz style and improvisation from some of the best. Other series available by Jim Snidero: Easy Jazz Conception and Jazz Conception.A talented musician, musical advocate and educator ... a genuinely significant figure in jazz composition Penguin Guide to JazzA master musician Down Beat Magazine.

SKU: AP.1-ADV14784

UPC: 805095147841. English.

Intermediate Jazz Conception: Flute is another addition to the popular series of etude books created by Jim Snidero, featuring some of the finest jazz musicians in the world. This Book & CD set includes 15 etudes based on standards, modal tunes and blues, demonstrated by a soloist with the incredibly swinging rhythm section of Dave Hazeltine on piano, Peter Washington on bass, and Kenny Washington on drums. New to Intermediate Jazz Conception is an appendix dedicated to style and improvisation, including a scales syllabus, nomenclature, and over 95 lines and ideas extracted for the study of improvisation!

The recording features two separate versions of each etude; one with the soloist and rhythm section and one with the rhythm section only. Hear how the soloist performs the etudes, play with or without the soloist on the CD, and learn about both jazz style and improvisation from some of the best. Other series available by Jim Snidero include Easy Jazz Conception and Jazz Conception. English/German Edition.

SKU: HL.49006290

ISBN 9790001068253. Old English.

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon, whose verses greet the advent of summer. An accompanying note elucidates the artistic layer-like construction of the sound structure: a two-voice foundation of bell-like, swinging pendulum tones supports an upper structure of four voices which enter at equal time intervals. The note terms the canon rota * round -, which makes reference to the turning, circling movement of the constantly pulsating sound. The circular figure originates in a vital, ages-old moving force in music-making, and it demands a dance-like execution. But the canon is also, through the interaction of the strictly ordered voice entries, convivially bound musical form. Carl Orff was able to choose no better fitting musical form for the Greetings to Youth at the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich than the medieval rota. In the connexion of the singing voices with the Orff instruments, today in world-wide use, a testimony of European tradition sounds in a living present.

SKU: HL.49006275

ISBN 9790001068109. Old English.

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon, whose verses greet the advent of summer. An accompanying note elucidates the artistic layer-like construction of the sound structure: a two-voice foundation of bell-like, swinging pendulum tones supports an upper structure of four voices which enter at equal time intervals. The note terms the canon rota * round -, which makes reference to the turning, circling movement of the constantly pulsating sound. The circular figure originates in a vital, ages-old moving force in music-making, and it demands a dance-like execution. But the canon is also, through the interaction of the strictly ordered voice entries, convivially bound musical form. Carl Orff was able to choose no better fitting musical form for the Greetings to Youth at the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich than the medieval rota. In the connexion of the singing voices with the Orff instruments, today in world-wide use, a testimony of European tradition sounds in a living present.

SKU: BT.DHP-1033470-404

ISBN 9789043161756. 9x12 inches. International.

Colours of the World is a varied, swinging collection of pieces each of which has its own colour. They include not only tango, blues, tex mex and Cuban but also house, Balkan and folk. To be able to play the pieces well youwill need to have some playing experience: sometimes the third position is used and vibrato is also desirable. However, these fourteen pieces are relatively easy to play and you will gain much pleasure from them. Great attentionhas been paid to the accompaniment recordings which are available online in MP3 format - the musicians are specialists in their field, so each piece has its own original atmosphere.

Veertien speelstukken vormen in Colours of the World een prettig en afwisselend geheel. De enigszins handige violist met kennis van drie posities zal zich deze cocktail van stijlen zeker laten smaken. Diverseinspiratiebronnen van over de hele wereld zijn gebruikt, waaronder Hongarije, Cuba, Argentinië, Amerika, Ierland en Marokko, maar ook uit verschillende periodes, bijvoorbeeld de riddertijd. De begeleidingsopnames (online inmp3-formaat beschikbaar) zijn ingespeeld door muzikanten die zijn gespecialiseerd in hun eigen stijl: van stevige rock en tex-mex tot Balkanklanken en housemuziek.

Colours of the World ist eine bunte Mischung von Stücken in Stilen aus aller Welt. Dazu gehören z. B. Tango, Blues, Tex-Mex, kubanische Musik, House u. v. m. Die Stücke erfordern ein gutes Rhythmusgefühl undeinen ausreichenden Tonumfang. Die online im MP3-Format verfügbaren Begleitaufnahmen wurden von professionellen Musikern eingespielt. Dabei wurden für die Stilarten typische Instrumente wie z. B. Becken oder Akkordeonverwendet, sodass die Stücke alle eine eigene, ursprüngliche Atmosphäre ausstrahlen.

Colours of the World (« Couleurs du monde ») est le recueil idéal pour tout violoniste ayant une certaine expérience du jeu en première, deuxième et troisième positions, et qui souhaite partir ladécouverte de styles et dâ??horizons musicaux nouveaux. Jos van den Dungen sâ??est inspiré de musiques en provenance du monde entier (Irlande, Hongrie, Ã?tats-Unis, Cuba, Argentine, Maroc, entre autres) et de différentes époques.Laissez-vous séduire par les superbes pistes d'accompagnement disponibles en ligne au format MP3. Du rock la house en passant par les sonorités chaleureuses de la musique des Balkans et tex-mex, ce recueil vous proposedâ??excellents moments musicaux.

Colours of the World propone musiche in diversi stili musicali quali tango, blues, tex-mex, house, musiche balcaniche e folk. Le registrazioni audio accessibili online come file MP3 permettono di suonare con un accompagnamentofornito da musicisti professionisti.

SKU: HL.49006277

ISBN 9790001068123. Old English.

The first known canon of European art music, now in the British Museum in London, is preserved in a thirteenth-century manusript from the English abbey in Reading: This is the so-called summer canon, whose verses greet the advent of summer. An accompanying note elucidates the artistic layer-like construction of the sound structure: a two-voice foundation of bell-like, swinging pendulum tones supports an upper structure of four voices which enter at equal time intervals. The note terms the canon rota * round -, which makes reference to the turning, circling movement of the constantly pulsating sound. The circular figure originates in a vital, ages-old moving force in music-making, and it demands a dance-like execution. But the canon is also, through the interaction of the strictly ordered voice entries, convivially bound musical form. Carl Orff was able to choose no better fitting musical form for the Greetings to Youth at the Olympic Games 1972 in Munich than the medieval rota. In the connexion of the singing voices with the Orff instruments, today in world-wide use, a testimony of European tradition sounds in a living present.