Salabert Salert Casterede Les Intervalles Vol.1 2 Clés Avec Piano
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Summary of This Method
"Intervals. 13 solfège lessons for the systematic study of melodic intervals. Treble and Bass clefs with piano accompaniment." offers a clear path to understand, recognize, and sing/hear intervals in a melodic context.
Throughout the lessons, the student consolidates their reference points on the staff in both Treble and Bass clefs, while developing essential listening reflexes for melodic dictation, sight-reading, and sight-singing. The piano accompaniment provides a harmonic and tonal framework that facilitates memorization of interval colors and encourages a more musical practice than a simple isolated exercise.
This method is particularly suitable for solfège/music theory classes, self-study (with a piano or accompanist), as well as for instrumentalists wishing to strengthen their inner ear. It is an effective tool to connect theory and practice: read, hear, then reproduce accurately.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Instrumentation | reading in Treble and Bass clefs with piano accompaniment | Language | French |
| Genre | music theory | ||
Questions frequently asked
Q: How many lessons does this method on intervals include?
A: The method comprises 13 music theory lessons dedicated to the systematic study of melodic intervals.
Q: Does this method cover treble and bass clefs?
A: The exercises are designed for reading in treble clef and bass clef. The work develops reference points on the staff in both clefs.
Q: Is piano accompaniment included in Les Intervalles Vol. 1?
A: Piano accompaniment is provided for the lessons. It offers a harmonic and tonal framework for working on intervals.
Q: Can this volume be used to prepare for melodic dictation?
A: The study of melodic intervals strengthens the listening reflexes useful for melodic dictation, sight-reading, and decoding. The method combines reading, listening, and reproducing intervals.
Q: In which language is this music training method published?
A: The book is in French and falls within the music theory category.
