Archive for the ‘Music’ Category
The Concise Oxford Dictionary Of Music / Michael Kennedy And Joyce Bourne Kennedy
Derived from the classic Oxford Dictionary of Music, this is the most authoritative dictionary of music available in paperback. It is a rich mine of information for lovers of music of all periods and styles. Fully revised and updated, the 5th edition of this established reference work contains over 200 new entries, including information on approximately 150 new performers. Written by Michael Kennedy, a renowned authority on classical music, the dictionary includes over 14,000 entries on terms from...
March 2nd, 2010 | Literature on music, Music | Read More
Michael Jackson : Legend, Hero, Icon : A Tribute To The King Of Pop / James Aldis
A lavishly illustrated tribute to the greatest entertainer of a generation. ‘The world has lost one of the greats but his music will live on forever’ - Madonna Michael Jackson was the undisputed King of Pop and his untimely death has provoked tributes from around the world. With a colourful life spanning from 1968 when Michael was a member of the Jackson 5 to his recent announcement of a final comeback tour at the O2 in London, nobody can dispute the achievements of the man who was...
November 3rd, 2009 | Literature on music, Music | Read More
New Structures In Jazz And Improvised Music Since 1960 / Roger T. Dean
Provides a structured analysis and introduction to the music recently produced by performer-composers in the field of jazz and improvised music. The author, an accomplished musician, attempts to explain how performers interact and how much of what the listener hears is freshly created.
August 18th, 2009 | Literature on music, Music | Read More
Cassette Tape To Accompany The Music Kit / Tom Manoff [audiocassette]
The Music Kit : Workbook / Tom Manoff ; Computer Programs By John Miller And Peter Hesterman
A complete instructional package to learn basic music skills. Workbook: Students become familiar with melody and harmony by working through a series of carefully graded exercises involving pitch, notation, intervals, scales, key signatures, and chords. These exercises continually involve students as they develop basic musical concepts. Rhythm Reader and Scorebook: Students learn the principal components of rhythm–note values, time signatures, meter, etc.–through a series of carefully...
August 18th, 2009 | Instruction and study, Music | Read More

