Lemoine Charritat MARIE-alice - Musique... et Vous Vol.2
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Summary of This Method
Music Training for Adults
Third and Fourth Years
Designed to support adult musicians in a clear and progressive music training (solfège) path, this method offers an organization into several parts that facilitates the lasting assimilation of skills. The goal is to strengthen reading, listening, and understanding of sheet music, with a controlled increase in difficulty, ideal for regaining confidence and gaining musical autonomy.
The first two parts deliberately distinguish note reading and rhythm reading. This separation allows targeted practice of each skill, consolidating one concept at a time. The "gentle" progression helps avoid common blocks when resuming solfège, while establishing useful automatisms for easier playing.
The third part then combines notes and rhythms: each chapter associates the previously studied elements to promote coordination between melodic reading and rhythmic precision. The fourth part, entitled "Audition - Intonation", emphasizes musical ear training through the study of intervals and keys, a key step to better hear, sing in tune, and understand the organization of sounds.
Finally, the fifth part, "Theory", covers the fundamentals necessary for understanding sheet music: an essential foundation to read with more meaning, analyze what is played, and progress more effectively, regardless of the instrument practiced.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Genre | music training | Difficulty | third and fourth years (adults) |
Questions frequently asked
What level is Musique... et Vous Vol.2 by Marie-Alice Lemoine Charritat aimed at?
This method is intended for adults in their third and fourth years of musical training.
Are note reading and rhythm reading practiced separately?
The first two sections separate note reading from rhythm reading. This structure allows each skill to be targeted before combining them.
How are notes and rhythms combined in the method?
The third section combines the notes and rhythms studied previously in each chapter. This puts melodic reading and rhythmic accuracy coordination into practice. The progression remains organized according to the concepts already introduced.
Are there ear training and intonation exercises?
The "Listening - Intonation" section covers intervals and keys to develop musical listening and accuracy.
What elements of music theory are covered?
The third and fourth year level includes a fifth section entitled "Theory." The fundamentals necessary for understanding sheet music are addressed there.
