Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

Par MAYEUR E.. / méthode - études / Solfège/Formation Musicale / Formation Musicale

For developing essential musicianship skills, no other software package can equal Alfred's Interactive Musician. The program features three unique sections-Pitch Training, Sight-Reading and Rhythm-and is designed to enhance recognition of intervals, chords and scales, improve ability to sight-read, and prepare for various types of rhythms. The self-paced program responds instantly to the user's actions, helping to quickly identify strengths and weaknesses. With multiple levels to choose from and the ability to customize levels, Alfred's Interactive Musician gives complete control over the content and difficulty of the program. This program may be used in a classroom setting. With the Educator and Network versions, teachers have the ability to create assessment tests that are scored electronically and have immediate access to student progress. Students work at their own pace, while the teacher sets up guidelines for the student to follow. Drills are randomized, so exercises may be played over and over without duplicating material. For Windows or Macintosh. / Méthodes et pédagogie / Formation musicale / Formation musicale - solfège / ALFRED PUBLISHING

Georges Dandelot (1895-1975), who was a pupil of Widor, Roussel and Dukas, achieved posterity only through his educational manuals, which seem to enjoy permanent success. Some may regret the fact that his compositions have fallen into oblivion, but nobody can deny his tremend­ous talent for musical instruction. When it was published in 1935, the five-volume Etude Du Rythme filled a glaring gap: for the first time, a progressive method - graduated with minute care - set out to inculcate pupils with this 'vital element? of all music. Dedicated to the simplest rhythms that are 'the basis of all to follow?, the first volume now comes with a valuable addition: an audio version, attached to the score in the form of a download card, enabling budding musicians to monitor for themselves whether they have correctly reproduced the rhythms of the exercises. Of course, this recording can also be used to carry out rhythm dictations - modern-day technology at the service of a timeless method. / Percussions

Ad libitum a pour objectif de rendre l'enfant autonomeface à une partition, grâce à une bonne compréhensionde l'écriture musicale. En apprenant les notes librementsur la portée (lecture relative), l'enfant acquiert une vuegénérale de la phrase musicale.Dans cet ouvrage, l'apprentissage de la lecture se fait parla visualisation de la courbe mélodique représentée parles guirlandes, par l'étude de toutes les gammes ensecondes et en tierces, par l'application de ces gammeset la connaissance des intervalles en se promenant librement sur la portée, et par l'étude de la clé de sol etla clé de fa. Ce recueil est destiné à tous les instrumentistes, quelleque soit la clé utilisée par l'instrument, l'objectif étant depouvoir lire et entendre une partition.Les parties à chanter sont indiquées sur la partition pardes crochets. Les encadrés sont destinés aux professeurs.À la fin du cahier sont proposés des exercices complé-mentaires de guirlandes, de dépistage de fautes sur leschants étudiés, de reconnaissances de phrases et derythmes. / Formation Musicale