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Answer key for Notes and More Notes Book 2.
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Answer key for Notes and More Notes Book 2.
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Compiled by Jonathan R. Showalter. This book is written for music teachers in a school setting. It contains a basic syllabus for grades 1-6, including note practices and helpful ideas for conducting an orderly music class. Many ideas can be … Read More
Marty and Ann Phillips. An introduction to the art of harmonizing music. This book explores chord structure and attempts to give guidance to anyone wishing to write four-part harmony. Parts of this book are technical. Those interested in writing music … Read More
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Compiled by Jonathan R. Showalter. This book is written for music teachers in a school setting. It contains a basic syllabus for grades 1-6, including note practices and helpful ideas for conducting an orderly music class. Many ideas can be … Read More
Marty and Ann Phillips. An introduction to the art of harmonizing music. This book explores chord structure and attempts to give guidance to anyone wishing to write four-part harmony. Parts of this book are technical. Those interested in writing music … Read More
First published in 1889 by Ruebush, Kieffer & Co. Publishers, this songbook was republished in 1969 with revisions by John C. Rhodes and Joseph G. Beery. It contains some familiar hymns and tunes and some very old. The front of … Read More
Elizabeth Drudge. Practical pointers on how to write new songs. Part one focuses on lyrics: choosing a clear theme, the poetic rhythm and making sure the message is sound in doctrine. Part two discusses the melody and harmony: choosing a … Read More
The course contains twenty-eight lessons aimed at 7th & 8th-grade students, with a focus on harmony. This teacher’s guide has clear instructions for beginning music teachers. It contains reduced copies of student pages with corresponding instructions as well as word-for-word … Read More
Compiled by Jonathan R. Showalter. This book is written for music teachers in a school setting. It contains a basic syllabus for grades 1-6, including note practices and helpful ideas for conducting an orderly music class. Many ideas can be … Read More
Marty and Ann Phillips. An introduction to the art of harmonizing music. This book explores chord structure and attempts to give guidance to anyone wishing to write four-part harmony. Parts of this book are technical. Those interested in writing music … Read More
First published in 1889 by Ruebush, Kieffer & Co. Publishers, this songbook was republished in 1969 with revisions by John C. Rhodes and Joseph G. Beery. It contains some familiar hymns and tunes and some very old. The front of … Read More