Lemoine Labrousse M. - Planète FM Vol.6a - Théorie
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Summary of This Book
This manual covers the skills expected in the 6th year of Musical Training, taking into account an essential reality: levels may vary from one institution to another, as well as the time devoted to MT. The proposed approach invites interpreting the notion of "year" flexibly, allowing both teacher and student to navigate without rigidity and to build solid foundations at the group's pace.
At this stage, the work is organized around a clear choice: putting the musical text at the forefront while retaining the essential exercises for acquiring skills. The sections that, in previous volumes, were divided between theory workbook and repertoire workbook, are here combined within a single chapter. This structure promotes a more coherent reading and a more concrete learning experience by immediately linking concepts (theory, listening, reading, understanding) to the studied works. Two manuals, A and B, offer comparable progression and can be alternated according to the educational project. The repertoire includes works by composers and original music composed by Pierre Chepelov, Benoît Menut, and Christine Morel, enriching musical culture and renewing the learning materials.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Theory - Harmony | ||
| Genre | Musical Training | Difficulty | 6th year |
| Language | French | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level does Planète FM Vol. 6A correspond to?
This manual is intended for the 6th year of Music Theory, with an approach adaptable to varying skill levels and class durations between institutions.
Which areas of theory are covered in this volume?
The book focuses on theory and harmony. Concepts of theory, listening, sight-reading, and understanding are addressed in direct connection with the studied works.
Does the 6A workbook separate theory and repertoire?
In this volume, sections formerly split between theory and repertoire workbooks are combined within a single chapter. This organization places the musical text at the center of the study. Exercises remain included for the acquisition of practical skills.
What is the difference between volumes A and B of Planète FM 6?
The two manuals A and B follow a comparable progression and can be alternated according to the educational project.
Which composers are featured in the repertoire of Planète FM Vol.6a - Théorie?
The repertoire pairs compositions by classical composers with original music by Pierre Chepelov, Benoît Menut, and Christine Morel.
