Practical Music Theory: A Guide to Music as Art, Language, and Life

Practical Music Theory: A Guide to Music as Art, Language, and Life
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Total Pages : 446
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ISBN-10 : 9780578062471
ISBN-13 : 057806247X
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Book Synopsis Practical Music Theory: A Guide to Music as Art, Language, and Life by : Brian Dunbar

Download or read book Practical Music Theory: A Guide to Music as Art, Language, and Life written by Brian Dunbar and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2010-08-12 with total page 446 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Practical Music Theory provides the necessary tools for inspired music making, listening, and composing. Based on the holistic premise that music is both art and language, yet so much more, Practical Music Theory takes the musician on a journey through historic, yet relevant common practices of composition. Through this easy-to-read text, aspiring theorists encounter numerous examples from music literature, thought-provoking questions, and practical suggestions for implementation. Practical Music Theory is both a textbook and a workbook, containing an array of exercises ranging in complexity from simple to difficult. Designed for the first one to two years of instruction, it is a comprehensive volume that begins with the basic materials of music and progresses through advanced concepts and techniques. Practical Music Theory expands horizons to new worlds of musical discovery, enhancing the enjoyment of an already delightful art form.


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