Lemoine Aboulker - Les Intervalles
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Summary of This Method
This manual offers comprehensive training focused on intervals, designed to support the student in genuine musical training applied to singing. The 1st part, "Melodies and Intervals", gathers monodic music with piano accompaniment, composed on texts by writers from the 16th to the 19th century. The organization is particularly clear: the pieces are classified by intervals, from the 2nd to the 7th. For each interval, you have three distinct melodies to build a solid progression: a first accessible one, a second of medium difficulty, and a third more demanding. This gradation facilitates work on intonation, vocal stability, anticipation of leaps, and musicality, while maintaining a motivating framework.
The 2nd part, "Texts and Intervals", reinforces acquisition through 34 exercises without accompaniment. Each interval, still from the 2nd to the 7th, is developed through exercises written on texts by a famous French, English, Italian, and German author, presented in their native language. This section emphasizes inner listening, rhythmic precision, and the ability to sustain a line without harmonic support, while offering 4 languages to choose from to vary interpretation and diction work. With its levels of difficulty and organization by intervals, this manual constitutes an adaptable program suitable for both individual lessons and group pedagogy.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Instrumentation | voice and piano (1st part), voice alone (2nd part) | Language | French, English, Italian, German |
| Genre | musical training, solfège applied to singing, interval work | Difficulty | progressive (3 levels for the 1st part), exercises without accompaniment (2nd part) |
Questions frequently asked
Which intervals are covered in Lemoine Aboulker - Les Intervalles?
The collection organizes the practice of intervals from seconds to sevenths. Each category is addressed in the melodies with accompaniment and in the 34 exercises without accompaniment.
Does the method include exercises with piano accompaniment?
The first part, "Melodies and Intervals," offers monodic pieces for voice with piano accompaniment. Three melodies are provided for each interval, with progressive difficulty.
What level is required to work with this singing collection?
The progression is based on three levels in the first part: accessible, intermediate, and more demanding. This structure allows each interval to be approached gradually.
Can one work on the voice alone with this method?
The second part includes 34 exercises for solo voice without harmonic accompaniment. The focus is on line maintenance, rhythmic precision, and inner listening.
In which languages are the texts of the exercises written?
The exercises in the second part use texts in French, English, Italian, and German. The texts are presented in their original language, with a famous author associated with each interval.
