Music Education
The aim of education is to inculcate values in people, which will go a long way in creating a good society. In the same vein, music education refers to the field where educational methods are adopted for teaching music.
Do Parents Need Music Education Books?
Who wouldn’t want their child to desire music lessons without having to be reminded on a daily basis? Ideally the child would enjoy practicing and get pleasure from his/her daily music lessons. There are music education books available for parents who wish to get ideas on how to educate their child in the music field.
Your Children and Their Music Interest – Problems and Solutions
If parents created the necessary environment for their child to develop musical abilities, then they’ve done a good job. But don’t start celebrating the victory just yet the journey towards success has only just begun. Don’t believe those who tell you that musical education is very difficult for children. I guess, in some respect they are correct and it will be difficult if you don’t know how to create, develop and maintain the child’s music interest.
Music Composition Text Now Available In English!
Serge Ivanovitch Taneiev’s Convertible Counterpoint In the Strict Style published in 1909 is now available for the first time in English! The English Translation is of the most distinguished treatise ever written on musical composition. G. Ackley Brower translated the work, known to be the greatest ever written in its field. As a textbook on composition, it has been highly recommended by Dr. Serge Koussevitzky, who wrote the Introduction, Serge Rachmaninoff, Leopold Godowsky, Gregor Piatigorsky, and others. Reading the list of those authorities would, in itself, confirm that any individual who is a serious scholar of music education should take advantage of this new opportunity to acquire the text.
Everyone Should Learn to Read Music
Whatever your motivation is to learn to read music, maybe to improve your guitar playing, strengthen your songwriting or just help your children with their music lessons, it will be a useful skill you’ll be glad you learned. Once you discover the basics, you’ll become more confident in your ability which will make you more adept in the studio, self-assured on stage and more knowledgeable sitting next to your daughter at the piano learning ‘Mary Had A Little Lamb’.