Essential Dictionary of Music: Definitions, Composers, Theory, Instrument & Vocal Ranges : The Most Practical and Useful Music Dictionary for Students ... The Essential Dictionary Series


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  • ISBN13: 9780882847283
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A useful collection of definitions, composers and theory. This pocket-sized reference book includes a broad range of important information, from basic principles of theory and concise biographies of composers to pronunciations of foreign terms and ranges of instruments and voices. This easy-to-use volume covers every major aspect of music. Includes over 330 pages.

 

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Anthony physicist Said: Useful Dec. 2nd 2008

....I'm a Music Major in college, and I will soon be a band director....this product is very useful because is helps me boost see the cost I've famous and hit never seen before....it also has instrument and communicatory ranges for whenever I create a piece for Band or Choir....the only thing I desire it had was a fingering chart for all instruments

M. Berger Said: very useful overview Jul. 3rd 2008

I give copies of this brief lexicon to my graduating broad edifice Band seniors. It is quite broad in terms of person concern covered, modify if most clog is covered superficially. A nice basic reference for broad edifice sudents.

John Barnard Said: Essential Dictionary of Musical Notation Aug. 26th 2007

A comprehensive and well laid discover reference book. A hurried and apothegmatic aid for composition and doctrine music.

Frank A. Stephenson Said: W & ITG Aug. 14th 2007

Under "Composers," we find archangel Jackson and Mick Jaeger alongside composer and Tchaikovsky, while other celebrity composers go missing. Other than that blot of comic relief, there is nothing of continuance counterbalance to cover; thus, the title: Worthless & In The Garbage.

R. Wright Said: A little aggregation that offers little Jan. 5th 2007

Wasn't trusty what I expected in a pocket sized book, but really the aggregation tries to cram likewise much content in its pages. Consequently, the aggregation on composers is barely useful, even though the sort of composers is volumnious, which leaves too some pages for the other topics it tries to cover. The anaemic section on composers is large than the section on musical terms.

Nice idea, but ho-hum result.