Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
Something different: I'm racking my brains to give my 1st year beginner
music theory students a public domain orchestra piece that is a good
demonstration of the different instrument families of the orchestra and
introductory score reading.
Since you're in Aust
Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
Dear listers,
Something different: I'm racking my brains to give my 1st year beginner
music theory students a public domain orchestra piece that is a good
demonstration of the different instrument families of the orchestra and
introductory score reading.
My first
On 18 Apr 2010 at 14:14, John Howell wrote:
> And of course his 5/4 waltz movement from another symphony is a
> masterpiece of non-standard meter, alternating 3+2 with 2+3
> throughout, that was unequalled until Brubeck's "Take 5"!
I don't know the exact level of the orchestra that this was ask
At 6:54 PM +1000 4/18/10, Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
Dear listers,
Something different: I'm racking my brains to give my 1st year
beginner music theory students a public domain orchestra piece that
is a good demonstration of the different instrument families of the
orchestra and introduct
Dear listers,
Something different: I'm racking my brains to give my 1st year beginner
music theory students a public domain orchestra piece that is a good
demonstration of the different instrument families of the orchestra and
introductory score reading.
My first thought was perhaps Jupiter
