The Sight And Sound of Music: a new and easy method of learning to read music by C. Foster Browne

'One of the most fundamental skills essential to every musician is to be able to hear mentally what the signs written on a page of music sound like. Everyone who studies music, from the most elementary level up, should be able to 'read'. Despite this truism, many instrumentalists, thinking that they can read well enough, are chagrined at their inability to 'hear' the sound of a piece of music unless they actually play it on their instruments - a sort of 'sight-reading' closer to the realm of touch typing that to true reading.' 'This book is the product of the author's years of experience in training the choristers of the celebrated choir of Christchurch Cathedral, New Zealand.'. This 1969 Barrie and Rockliff Paperback is in good condition.

ISBN: 9780214667343 SKU: 1505140 This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1505140
Location: Music