Méthode de Clarinette (A New Tune a Day) (French)
First published in the early 1930s, Paul Herfurth's original A Tune A Day series is now the most popular instrumental teaching method of all time.
Countless students have taken their first instrumental steps using this simple and friendly method that has proven to be very effective.
The lessons provide a logical and sensible progression throughout the book. Teachers will find that this new edition has been meticulously revised by experienced teachers: the instrumental techniques and practices have been modernized and the musical content completely revisited. The student will appreciate the clear and airy instructions, illustrated with well-known pieces, and will discover a gentle introduction to the theoretical aspects of music.
The booklets are now accompanied by an audio CD containing the pieces from the lessons, as well as accompanying tracks that will help the student develop his or her sense of rhythm, sound, and playing at an early age.
Advice on equipment; Clear and precise instructions on position and techniques; Solfeggio and theory; Music reading; Audio CD with demonstrations and playbacks; Tests to check understanding and progress; Fingers on detachable insert.
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First published in the early 1930s, Paul Herfurth's original A Tune A Day series is now the most popular instrumental teaching method of all time.
Countless students have taken their first instrumental steps using this simple and friendly method that has proven to be very effective.
The lessons provide a logical and sensible progression throughout the book. Teachers will find that this new edition has been meticulously revised by experienced teachers: the instrumental techniques and practices have been modernized and the musical content completely revisited. The student will appreciate the clear and airy instructions, illustrated with well-known pieces, and will discover a gentle introduction to the theoretical aspects of music.
The booklets are now accompanied by an audio CD containing the pieces from the lessons, as well as accompanying tracks that will help the student develop his or her sense of rhythm, sound, and playing at an early age.
Advice on equipment; Clear and precise instructions on position and techniques; Solfeggio and theory; Music reading; Audio CD with demonstrations and playbacks; Tests to check understanding and progress; Fingers on detachable insert.
