Dehaske Écouter Lire Et Jouer Les Chansons Célèbres Trombone
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The essentials to know about this book
The essentials to know about this book
- Suitable from Lesson 2 of Volume 1 of the Écouter, lire & jouer method, to quickly expand the student’s repertoire.
- More than 60 carefully selected traditional French and international tunes for musical discovery.
- Short, accessible arrangements designed to help beginners build their skills gradually.
- Ideal for motivating students as they learn, thanks to familiar melodies (À la claire fontaine, Jingle Bells...), which are easy to memorize and enjoyable to play.
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Essential Information About This Book
- Compatible from Lesson 2 of the first volume of the Écouter, lire & jouer method, to quickly enrich the student's repertoire.
- More than 60 traditional French and international tunes, carefully selected for musical discovery.
- Short and accessible arrangements, designed for progressive mastering by beginners.
- Ideal for motivating learning thanks to well-known melodies (À la claire fontaine, Vive le vent...), easy to memorize and enjoyable to play.
Summary of This Book
From Lesson 2 of the first volume of the Écouter, lire & jouer method, the student can begin exploring the collection of Famous Songs: a selection of traditional and popular tunes designed to develop the joy of playing while reinforcing fundamentals. It includes essential themes from the French heritage, such as À la claire fontaine, C'est la mère Michel, J'ai du bon tabac, Nous n'irons plus au bois, Une souris verte, and Vive le vent, as well as 60 other French and international traditional repertoire tunes.
The intentionally short arrangements promote smooth reading and quick setup: the student can focus on the essentials (intonation, rhythm, articulation, phrasing) without becoming discouraged. This format is particularly effective for establishing reading habits, strengthening consistent practice, and varying sessions with immediately recognizable pieces.
This collection therefore constitutes an excellent educational supplement: it allows working on musicality from the earliest stages, exploring various styles and traditions, and broadening listening to other repertoire colors. In class or at home, these famous songs become a motivating support for rehearsing, playing with family, or sharing musical moments, all while respecting a progression adapted to beginners.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Genre | Collection of traditional songs (beginner) | Difficulty | Beginner |
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Questions frequently asked
Is this trombone book suitable for a beginner?
The level indicated is beginner, with progression accessible from lesson 2 of the first volume of the Écouter, lire & jouer method.
How many songs does Écouter Lire Et Jouer Les Chansons Célèbres Trombone contain?
The collection includes the mentioned tunes such as À la claire fontaine and Vive le vent, as well as 60 other French and international traditional songs.
Can this book be used as a supplement to the Écouter, lire & jouer method?
The book is designed as a supplement from lesson 2 of the first volume. The short pieces help reinforce reading skills and regular practice. The well-known themes provide a varied repertoire for study sessions.
Which famous tunes are featured in this collection?
The selection notably includes C'est la mère Michel, J'ai du bon tabac, Nous n'irons plus au bois, and Une souris verte.
Are the arrangements suited to quick reading?
Deliberately short arrangements facilitate rapid execution and allow focus on rhythm, articulation, and phrasing.



