Sing at First Sight Reproducible Companion, Bk 1: Foundations in Choral Sight-Singing, Book & CD
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (745 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0739037404 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Plus, a handy appendix with easy-to-follow charts and diagrams of music fundamentals. The Reproducible Companion is highly effective when used with Sing at First Sight; on a routine basis after each of the 24 sequential lessons; as needed to master challenging musical concepts; or as a general review following the completion of the original textbook. Augment your sight-singing curriculum with this well-written supplemental textbook which directly correlates to the lessons taught in Alfred's popular Sing at First Sight method. Logically laid out in a 96-page spiral-bound book, ready for the photocopier! This title is available in SmartMusic.. A listening CD provides ear training activities and recorded accompaniments for the six end-of-unit songs. Includes over 80 reproducible pages of additional exercises, activities, and assessments designed to strengthen the music reading skills of developing musicians
Getting kids to read music vocally. Let's all do it !! A simple book to get my private piano students reading vocally. Being reproducible is huge for us. Thanks.. "Choral teachers: Take notice" according to louise. After searching for a sight singing book I decided to use this one. It begins easy and gradually becomes more difficult. I am using it with my high school choir but it could be used in the middle grades if you are serious enough about wanting the singers to sight read. I had no serious "I hate this" from any of themalthough it's not their favorite part of choir. . "Superb!" according to HP. Absolutely excellent. I'm using it with my middle school students and they're learning a lot. They're even -gasp- enjoying it! It's very sequential and begins with rhythm, then applies the rhythm to solfege examples. Kudos to Andy Beck!