Hear, Read & Play 3 Tenor Saxophone

Hear, read & play – the most comprehensive method for wind instruments – has been published for thirteen different instruments in three parts, suitable for both group and individual lessons. This successful method has been compiled according to contemporary standards and requirements of music education and the associated examinations. Each book is packed with ear training exercises, games, puzzles, tips, and interesting facts. The accompanying CDs provide extra playing enjoyment.

In all three parts, Dr. Checkup is the whimsical guide who always accompanies students with useful information and tips. In part 3, he is joined by a certain Theodor Tonleiter.

In part 1, note values up to eighth notes are covered within a limited range, as well as several accidentals. Additionally, attention is paid to the most important alternative fingerings. The history of the instrument is described on a special page with beautiful illustrations.

In part 2, in addition to a rhythmic expansion to sixteenth notes and the introduction to the 6/8 time signature, a chromatic tone expansion is on the program. Furthermore, each book highlights playing techniques and exercises tailored to the specific instrument. A page with new information about the instrument is another valuable extra.

In part 3, playing numerous pieces takes precedence, but new scales and intervals are also covered, as well as Theodor Tonleiter's explanation of major and minor keys. Students learn to improvise over a chord progression. Furthermore, part 3 includes rhythmic development to the most common and used combinations of note values. Interesting facts about the construction of the instrument are discussed on a special page.

The textbooks are available directly from stock. Order today, delivered tomorrow. There is a discount scheme for associations, music schools, and teachers. You can order the sheet music online or by email: bladmuziek@dbmusicstore.nl

Merk	De Haske Publications
Serie	Listen Read Play
Instrument	Tenor saxophone