Melody Book, The: 300 Selections from the World of Music for Piano, Guitar, Autoharp, Recorder and Voice
$ 205
Availability: Currently in Stock
Delivery: 10-20 working days
Condition: USED (All books are in used condition)
Condition - Very Good The item shows wear from consistent use, but it remains in good condition and functions properly. Item may arrive with damaged packaging or be repackaged. It may be marked, have identifying markings on it, or have minor cosmetic damage. It may also be missing some parts/accessories or bundled items.
Melody Book, The: 300 Selections from the World of Music for Piano, Guitar, Autoharp, Recorder and Voice
Contains many songs in harmony. Pg.___
Features music and songs (300) from around the world — of interest to young and old, to professional or amateur musicians, e.g.: Folk, ethnic, children's chants and school songs, dances and play songs, ballads, pop “standards,” secular and sacred songs, and music for different holidays. Pg.___
Folk, ethnic, children's chants and school songs, dances and play songs, ballads, pop “standards,” secular and sacred songs, and music for different holidays. Pg.___
Presents songs with on-page apparatus, e.g.: Accompaniment patterns suggested for instruments. Pg.___ Directions for dance, movement, or games. Pg.___ Background paragraphs about culture, history, composer, and style. Pg.___ Original foreign-language lyrics (with phonetic pronunciation) for ethnic songs and accompanying English lyrics. Pg.___
Accompaniment patterns suggested for instruments. Pg.___
Directions for dance, movement, or games. Pg.___
Background paragraphs about culture, history, composer, and style. Pg.___
Original foreign-language lyrics (with phonetic pronunciation) for ethnic songs and accompanying English lyrics. Pg.___
Includes fingering and chord charts, and strumming patterns for instruments covered. Pg.___
Offers clear, concise information for the generalist, including basic information about instruments and voice, e.g.: Playing keyboard, guitar, ukulele, Autoharp recorder. Pg.___ The vocal instrument of adults and children. Pg.___
Playing keyboard, guitar, ukulele, Autoharp recorder. Pg.___
The vocal instrument of adults and children. Pg.___
Provides reference material for music theory. Pg.___
Concludes with extensive classified indexes that list songs according to: National origin; key and number of chords; recommended instrument (Autoharp, guitar, keyboard, recorder); melodic range; scale (minor, modal, pentatonic); sol-fa syllables; rhythm durations; meter; type of harmony (round/echo canon/two-part); dances; games; percussion accompaniment; type (holiday/seasonal/patriotic); style period; and composer. Pg.___
National origin; key and number of chords; recommended instrument (Autoharp, guitar, keyboard, recorder); melodic range; scale (minor, modal, pentatonic); sol-fa syllables; rhythm durations; meter; type of harmony (round/echo canon/two-part); dances; games; percussion accompaniment; type (holiday/seasonal/patriotic); style period; and composer. Pg.___
Features 85 new selections, including new children's chants, action songs, ethnic music, holiday songs, and pop “standards.” Pg.___
80% of the songs lie within the vocal range of one octave. Pg.___
Provides more on-page material, e.g.: Percussion parts. Pg.___ Dance/movement activities. Pg.___ Cultural, stylistic, historical, and biographical descriptions for the songs. Pg.___ Suggestions for Orff accompaniments. Pg.___
Percussion parts. Pg.___
Dance/movement activities. Pg.___
Cultural, stylistic, historical, and biographical descriptions for the songs. Pg.___
Suggestions for Orff accompaniments. Pg.___
Gives additional information on children's voices and how to lead songs for children. Pg.___
50% of the music is also found in the elementary school music series. Pg.___
Replaces instrumental themes with three themes that are in the Bowmar Orchestral Library : “Little” Fugue in G minor. Pg.___ Romanza (rondo) from “Eine Leine Nachtmusik.” Pg.___ Theme from “Trout” Quintet. Pg.___
“Little” Fugue in G minor. Pg.___
Romanza (rondo) from “Eine Leine Nachtmusik.” Pg.___
