- 288 pages
- English
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Singing and Dictation for Today's Musician
About This Book
Singing and Dictation for Today's Musician expands the Today's Musician family of textbooks to encompass the essential elements of musicianship and aural skills training. Featuring chapters that correspond to the organization of Theory for Today's Musician, this new textbook complements the theory text to offer a complete curriculum package, allowing students and instructors to reinforce written theory skills with relevant musicianship exercises. Combining sight singing and dictation in a single volume, this new textbook underscores the value of combining the human senses in understanding the intellectual and analytic concepts of music theory.
Features of this text include:
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- Flexibility for the instructor in using moveable or fixed "Do, " scale degree numbers, and neutral syllables for singing
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- Both singing and dictation exercises included in each unit, allowing the two skills to be fully integrated
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- Companion website with audio recordings and instructor keys for the exercises, at www.routledge.com/cw/mccarthy
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- Units match the pacing and order of topics in Theory for Today's Musician, allowing the texts to be easily used in sync.
Beginning with fundamentals and continuing up through twentieth-century materials, Singing and Dictation for Today's Musician allows instructors to closely align their teaching of musicianship and aural skills with the written theory curriculum, enhancing student understanding of core music principles.
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PART ONE
Fundamentals
INTRODUCTION
Assorted Preliminaries
SINGING: A VOICE LEADING/SCHENKERIAN APPROACH
NOTATIONS AND PITCH MATTERS: CLEFS
THE SOLFEGE SYLLABLE SYSTEM
Solmization
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part One: Fundamentals
- Part Two: Diatonic Harmony
- Part Three: Melodic Principles
- Part Four: Voice Leading
- Part Five: Chromatic Materials
- Part Six: Counterpoint
- Part Seven: Advanced Chromatic Harmony and Form
- Part Eight: Twentieth-Century Materials
- Glossary
- Index
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