MUSIC FROM SKILL TO ART

MUSIC FROM SKILL TO ARTWhats more important for a musician: technical prowess or musical expressiveness? In Music: From Skill to Art, author Bobby Adams makes a compelling case for musical interpretation above techniqueand provides a road map for band directors and players hoping to develop and implement a better culture of musical expression. Ultimately, Adams states that expressive musicianship is a learned skill. With this book, he provides the tools for conductors to

infusing techniques

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composed as short voluntaries for liturgical use - a fact Philip Sparke has kept in mind for this arrangement

there are suggestions for Orff instruments and recorder

Includes: All Shook Up • Blue Hawaii • Blue Suede Shoes • Can't Help Falling in Love • Don't • Heartbreak Hotel • Hound Dog • I Want You

Steven Tyler

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Pages 176(07) Language Instrument Piano|Vocal Category Songbooks SubCategory1 Compilations SubCategory2 Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781480383111 ISBN13 1480383112 Dimensions 304x228

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Eric Whitacre Orchestra Pages Language Instrument Category Ensemble SubCategory1 String Orchestra SubCategory2 Medium Score/Parts ISBN13 884088193768 ISBN13 00010363 Dimensions 304x228

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You'll feel as though you are in Latin America when you perform this newSnyder original