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This theory revision workbook for Grade Five contains exercises which are organised in a progressive manner to help students revise more systematically.

Theory Made Easy For Little Children Level 2 by Lina Ng provides revision of material learnt in Level 1 as well as notes in the treble clef (A,B,C), rests, notes in the bass clef (F, E, D, C), positio...

This is an attractive and lively collection of some of the best- known rhymes and songs drawn from the British Isles, Europe and the USA. A single line of music is provided to help make the tunes more...

Alma's diaries give a breathtaking account of cultural life in Vienna at the turn of the century. They not only reveal the incredible enthusiasm for art, music and literature from that period, but als...

Containing Instructions for Learners by Henry Purcell, with a collection of pieces by Purcell, Jeremiah Clarke and others. A new engraved edition edited by Robert Petre.

1. Aria cappricciosa 2. Intermezzo 3. Aria conclusa My Divertimento for double string quartet was written at the request of Sir Peter Pears for the 1982 Aldeburgh Festival, and is dedicated to him. Th...

By the 17th Century, instrumental transcriptions and keyboard improvisations based on noels had become a feature of church services during Advent and Christmas. Daquin’s Noëls, owe much to the public...

5 English Consort Pieces for recorder ensemble.

The Faber Early Organ Series is among the most comprehensive anthologies of early organ music ever published. In 18 volumes it spans two centuries and six geographical regions, presenting a broad and...

... fresh as paint in its firing of a melodic line that just goes on in a kind of angular strain, shuttled from one instrumental colouring to another. Paul Griffiths, The Times, 12 February 1991 Instr...

... the sheer technical aplomb of the work continues to amaze. Benjamin wrote it when he was eighteen; the beautifully dappled structure and wonderfully imagined effects seem to evidence a far deeper...

. . . lush chords and sonorities, ecstatic rhythmic energy within constantly changing metres, intricate birdsong-like arabesques and a primary-coloured approach to the orchestra. Stephen Banfield, The...

... a stunning palette of orchestral colour which transforms the 16th-century material without abusing its essential character. Michael John White, The Independent, 1 April 1988 Instrumentation: 2(I=p...

Benjamin augurs well to become the most important British composer of his generation. An Antara' is a Peruvian panpipe. Benjamin's 1987 work synthesizes its sound via computer and adds trombones, flut...

Inside music presents a practical approach to developing the composing, performing and listening skills required for the GCSE examination. It is clearly laid out and easy to use. Each project lists th...

The Music Factory is a comprehensive innovative and practical music course, covering Key Stage 3 of the National Curriculum and GCSE. The core of The Music Factory is this flexible teacher resource bo...

This is a collection of dances arranged for string ensemble. The pieces explore various dance styles from around the world, and includes a russian dance and a German dance. The pieces are fun to play...

This is a collection of dances arranged for string ensemble. The pieces explore various dance styles from around the world, and include a Russian dance and a German dance. The pieces are fun to play a...

Inside music presents a practical approach to developing the composing, performing and listening skills required for the GCSE examination. It is clearly laid out and easy to use. Each project lists th...

A taste of the twenties, a sentimental ballad, a jazz waltz and some funk-rock are brought together in a suite which explores the lighter side of string playing. Drawing on a variety of poplular style...

A taste of the twenties, a sentimental ballad, a jazz waltz and some funk-rock are brought together in a suite which explores the lighter side of string playing. Drawing on a variety of poplular style...

'Bytes and Pieces' is a 'microchip menu', programmed to portray some of the many exciting aspects of the computer world and the important part which these powerful and sophisticated machines play in o...