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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 54 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | A comprehensive and effective programme must consider all of the possible sectors in which the student's skills and competence can develop, which fall into two main categories: musicianship and instrumental skills. The Music Method Project (MusMP) comprises the Piano Method Project (PMP), related to the development of instrumental skills, and the Musicianship Method Project (MMP), related to musicianship development.Piano Development (PD) is a Development Area of PMP and is divided into a first set of 20 levels.PD consists of short pieces that the student will have to prepare in a very short time term (VST as in the MusMP conceived Time Terms), usually for the following lesson.The general complexity expressed at each level of PD does not have to be comparable to the difficulty of other areas simultaneously studied, especially if related to repertoire. Indeed, the student may find him/herself studying a repertoire piece that is much more difficult than is expressed by the level required in PD: this would be perfectly appropriate while the contrary would, surely be unfitting. The time term of PD is classified as VST while a repertoire piece may be classified from MT to VLT (Medium Term to Very Long Term); therefore, the latter can be more complex.There is no strict way in which to use this book; it can be adopted for various purposes accordingly. Nevertheless, its main purpose is to be part of the PMP.The introduction comprises directions for using this book, a description of all rhythmic patterns and time signatures found in the pieces and a description of the minimum prerequisites eventually needed for effectively starting this book.More specific direction for the teacher, related to a methodological approach to the pieces are also included; topics taken into consideration are: Accidentals Hand Positions Metronome Improvising Chamber Music Key Signatures Moving to a New Piece Moving to a New Level Monitoring.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | A comprehensive and effective programme must consider all of the possible sectors in which the student's skills and competence can develop, which fall into two main categories: musicianship and instrumental skills. The Music Method Project (MusMP) comprises the Piano Method Project (PMP), related to the development of instrumental skills, and the Musicianship Method Project (MMP), related to musicianship development. Piano Development (PD) is a Development Area of PMP and is divided into a first set of 20 levels. PD consists of short pieces that the student will have to prepare in a very short time term (VST as in the MusMP conceived Time Terms), usually for the following lesson. The general complexity expressed at each level of PD does not have to be comparable to the difficulty of other areas simultaneously studied, especially if related to repertoire. Indeed, the student may find him/herself studying a repertoire piece that is much more difficult than is expressed by the level required in PD: this would be perfectly appropriate while the contrary would, surely be unfitting. The time term of PD is classified as VST while a repertoire piece may be classified from MT to VLT (Medium Term to Very Long Term); therefore, the latter can be more complex. There is no strict way in which to use this book; it can be adopted for various purposes accordingly. Nevertheless, its main purpose is to be part of the PMP. The introduction comprises directions for using this book, a description of all rhythmic patterns and time signatures found in the pieces and a description of the minimum prerequisites eventually needed for effectively starting this book. More specific direction for the teacher, related to a methodological approach to the pieces are also included; topics taken into consideration are: Accidentals Hand Positions Metronome Improvising Chamber Music Key Signatures Moving to a New Piece Moving to a New Level Monitoring.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 54 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Snare Drum Development (SDD) and Drumset Development (DD) are, throughout the PercMP Development Areas, the main framework around which all other Development Areas orbit; these areas have been conceived to help percussion and drum teachers achieve a profound view of their student's improvements while guiding them throughout the higher levels of drum playing. The student, while studying SDD, should be simultaneously working on DD: the level of DD should be one less than SDD's, thus, when beginning the second level of SDD the first level of DD can be introduced. As progress is made, a new Development Area may be added: the more areas the student manages, the more profoundly competence and skills will grow; nonetheless, SDD and DD should be the only Development Areas on which the student will be working constantly. SDD consists of short pieces that the student will have to prepare for the following lesson; how these pieces will be mastered is an issue to be pre-emptively clarified in order to positively monitor the student's progress. Therefore, the teacher will have to determine in advance which criteria to adopt when evaluating each piece and assigning a new one in its place. The general complexity expressed at each level of SDD does not have to be comparable to the difficulty of other areas simultaneously studied, especially if related to repertoire. Indeed, the student may find him/herself studying a repertoire piece that is much more difficult than is expressed by the level required in SDD: this would be perfectly appropriate while the contrary would surely be unfitting. The time term of SDD is classified as VST while a repertoire piece may be classified from MT to VLT; therefore, the latter can be more complex. In the pieces throughout all levels of SDD, rhythmic patterns and time signatures are gradually introduced: technical skills, rhythmic skills and a sense of meter will therefore gradually improve. When composing these works, one of the main objectives was to supply both students and teachers with pieces in which the formal structures would well be identifiable, thus stimulating an attitude to analysing the pieces before studying them. Developing the ability to identify periods, phrases and motifs will surely allow the student to achieve a higher level of awareness; consequently, a higher degree of motivation for increasing one's technical skills will strongly improve. While performing these pieces the student will therefore not find him/herself playing a series of grooves, where a rhythmic motif or phrase is constantly repeated throughout the piece, but will be required to interpret, by considering the drum as a solo instrument, pieces with a musical meaning in their whole, even though they may, at a very first level, be only of eight measures long. Snare Drum Development L3 is the third book of the SDD series, offering the continuation for a gradual formative path related to snare drum development.

brossura, Torino, Piero Gobetti Editore, 1925, Edizione originale. Esemplare molto buono (lieve alone al dorso con restauri e titolo manoscritto). Breve saggio in cui l'autore argomenta a favore di un sistema d'istruzione per i carcerati distinto da quello fuori dalle mura della prigione. Scrive l'autore a tal proposito a pagina 9 che lo scopo di una scuola carceraria «consiste nell'educare, nel purificare, nell'elevare ed ispirare a nobili passioni le anime dei detenuti». in 16°, brossura, pp. 52. Edizione originale. Esemplare molto buono (lieve alone al dorso con restauri e titolo manoscritto).