Learn from the Masters – Arranging for two to five parts
ISBN 9789197113311 (Sting Musik)
Learn from the Masters develops your ability to write/compose and arrange music through the study of the great masters. The book contains excellent educational material on music theory, and presents a new way of methodical thinking. Besides arranging for two to five parts and writing simple counterpoint, you will learn to compose melodies. Plenty of music examples from the works of the great masters, and exercises with a direct focus on how to write small arrangements for everyday use, make the book a unique study material. Learn from the Masters also contains an instructive chapter on score and part notation, instrumental range and technical difficulties.
A DVD-rom containing a workbook and 155 music examples is included.
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Learn from the Masters develops your ability to write/compose and arrange music through the study of the great masters. The book contains excellent educational material on music theory, and presents a new way of methodical thinking. Besides arranging for two to five parts and writing simple counterpoint, you will learn to compose melodies. Plenty of music examples from the works of the great masters, and exercises with a direct focus on how to write small arrangements for everyday use, make the book a unique study material. Learn from the Masters also contains an instructive chapter on score and part notation, instrumental range and technical difficulties.
A DVD-rom containing a workbook and 155 music examples is included.
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MUSIKEXEMPEL – Faktadelen
Inspelade musikexempel i Mp3-format namngivna efter faktadelens sidnummer/exempel,
t ex 122_4 = sidan 122, exempel 4.
- Exempel 19-1
19_1 J. S. Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4 - Exempel 19-2
19_2 Mozart Quintet (KV 407) Andante - Exempel 19-3
19_3 Roman Duet for two violins (vl and cl) - Exempel 19-3
19_3 Roman Duet for two violins - Exempel 19-4
19_4 Carl Nielsen Quintet, III Var. X - Exempel 21-1
21_1 Dvorák Symphony No 9, II - Exempel 23-1
23_1 Mozart The Magic Flute, No 21, Adagio - Exempel 25-1
25 1 Estampie from 13th century - Exempel 25-2
25_2 Sibelius Karelia Suite, Ballade - Exempel 25-5
25_5 Handel Water Music, Minuet - Exempel 27-2
27_2 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 2, II - Exempel 27-3
27_3 Mozart Symphony No 40, Trio - Exempel 27-5
27_5 Beethoven Romance for violin - Exempel 29-1
29_1 Haydn Symphony No 91, II - Exempel 29-2
29_2 Mozart Zwölf Duos, No 1 - Exempel 29-3
29_3 Carl Nielsen Allegretto - Exempel 32-2
31_2 Mozart Zwölf duos, No 10 - Exempel 33-1
33_1 Mozart The Marriage of Figaro, No 11 - Exempel 35-1
35_1 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4, II - Exempel 35-2
35_2 Tchaikovsky Suite No 2, Valse
RECENSIONER
Christopher Walters
Music Teacher, dec 2012
Packed with information
Between them, these two books [Learn by the Masters] set out to develop your ability to harmonise, analyse, compose and arrange music. Their author, Sten Ingelf, is professor of music theory at Malmö Academy of Music in Sweden.
The second book, Arranging for Two to Five Parts, seems at first to be rather specific. In fact the title doesn’t do it justice, as it covers partwriting, voice-leading, canon, ornamentation, and indeed most skills required to compose, not just arrange, in a classical style. The opening chapter on melody makes way for chapters on two-part, three-part and four-part writing, concluding with a chapter on polyphony, and each chapter includes numerous musical examples drawn from the classical repertoire.
Of the two books [Learn by the Masters], this one arguably offers the most original journey through its subject matter, but both are incredibly detailed, packed with information and highly recommended.