Musician's Notebook (composers glossy edition): for all musicians, songwriters, music students, educators, lyricists, and composers

The Musician's Notebook (composers glossy edition) by Incredibly Useful Notebooks is a blank music manuscript book combined with a modern blank notebook that has just enough gutters and margins to add page numbers, topics, and more. Here's the perfect combination of blank notebook and blank sheet music paper! This 102-page blank music manuscript notebook will definitely help make learning and studying music theory, harmony, and music composition more enjoyable. Each left page has special, lined, blank notebook paper, and each facing page has 8 staves of blank music manuscript paper with a header. And of course, the music pages have no staff clefs for maximum flexibility. This is the perfect blank music book for music students, music teachers, composers, pianists, guitarists, vocalists, and more. Use this music notebook to integrate studying music (private lessons, theory class, as a college music major, high school music classes, or self-study) with composition, songwriting, and even your instrument or vocal practicing during the week. This music manuscript book is the perfect blank book for learning about scales, modes, chorales, voice leading, harmony, counterpoint, and more. Use this to study traditional harmony, jazz theory, improvisation, modulation, species counterpoint, form and analysis, serialism, and more.

This blank music manuscript book's cover features names of influential composers from the baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century, and contemporary music periods: abel, aborn, adams, ades, aho, albeniz, albert, anderson, andriessen, antheil, argento, arnold, asia, babbitt, bach, barber, bartok, bates, bax, beach, beamish, beaser, beecham, beethoven, bellini, benjamin, berg, berio, berlioz, bermel, bernstein, birtwistle, bizet, bloch, bolcom, boulanger, boulez, brahms, britten, brophy, brouwer, bruckner, buxtehude, cage, carter, cavalli, chabrier, chavez, chen, chopin, clementi, colgrass, copland, corelli, corigliano, cowell, crumb, czernowin, czerny, danielpour, davidosky, davis, daugherty, debussy, delibes, d’indy, donizetti, druckman, dufay, dunstable, dutilleux, dvorak, elgar, erb, falla, faure, feldman, ferneyhough, finnissy, franck, frescobaldi, fux, gandolfi, gershwin, glass, glazunov, gluck, golijov, gorecki, gounod, granados, grieg, gubaidulina, handel, harbsion, harrison, harvey, haydn, higdon, hindemith, holst, hyla, ives, janacek, janssen, jolas, kancheli, kernis, knussen, korngold, kraft, krenek, kurtag, lam, lang, liang, ligeti, lindberg, liszt, lully, lutoslawski, macdowell, mackey, macmillan, mahler, massenet, matthews, maw, mendelssohn, menotti, messiaen, meyerbeer, milhaud, monteverdi, mozart, mussorgsky, nancarrow, offenbach, paganini, part, penderecki, pergolesi, perle, pintscher, poulenc, prokofiev, puccini, purcell, puts, rachmaninov, rameau, ran, rands, ravel, reich, rihm, rimsky-korsakov, rochberg, rodrigo, rohde, rorem, rossini, rouse, roussel, roustom, ruggles, saariaho, saint-saens, sallinen, salonen, satie, scarlatti, schoenberg, schubert, schuller, schumann, schwantner, sculthorpe, sessions, sheng, shostakovich, sibelius, sierra, smetana, sor, stravinsky, stockhausen, strauss, stucky, sweelinck, takemitsu, tan, tavener, tchaikovsky, telemann, theofanidis, thomas, tower, tsontakis, ueno, ung, varese, vaughan-williams, verdi, villa-lobos, vivaldi, wagner, walker, weber, webern, weill, weir, wolfe, wolff, wolpe, xenakis, ysaye, yuasa, yun, zhou, zorn, and zwilich. (Be sure to explore and listen to the music of all of these composers!)