Lemoine Dao Virginie - Intonation Pour Le Chant et L'audition Vol.1 Livre Du Professeur
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Summary of This Method
This music theory sheet music, authored by Virginie DAO, follows the "method - studies" concept: a workbook designed to consolidate the fundamentals of solfège and improve fluency with each reading. Thanks to its intentionally short format, it is perfectly suited for regular use, complementing a main course or method, to establish automatic skills and secure knowledge.
Ideal for structuring review sessions, this method supports the student in a progressive work typical of music theory: rhythmic precision, note value recognition, understanding notation landmarks, and developing concentration. The "sheet music" format encourages active reading, useful both for instrumental musicians and for students wishing to strengthen their sight-reading autonomy.
Whether you are a teacher looking for a simple resource to integrate into a pedagogical pathway, or a musician wanting to revisit the basics, this music theory method offers a straightforward and effective framework, adapted to the needs of regular and targeted practice.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Composer | Virginie DAO | Pages | 18 |
| Instrumentation | music theory | Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Genre | method - studies | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Intonation Teacher's Book for Singing and Ear Training Vol. 1 intended for teaching?
The edition is explicitly titled "Teacher's Book." It serves as a musical training resource to be integrated into an educational program.
How many pages does this method contain?
This method contains 18 pages.
Which music theory topics are covered in this volume?
The booklet addresses rhythmic precision and the identification of note values. Understanding notation landmarks is also part of the proposed work. Active reading aims to strengthen sight-reading automatic skills.
What is the publication year?
This method by Virginie Dao was published in 2000.
Is this method suitable for instrumentalists?
The musical training resource is specifically designed for instrumental musicians. Its score format supports reading practice and sight-reading independence.
