Symetrie Martenot M. - Méthode Martenot. Cahier 2a - Formation Musicale

Name: Martenot M. - Méthode Martenot. Cahier 2a - Formation Musicale
Brand: Symetrie
SKU: 160318
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ID : 160318

EAN : 9782917992036

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Essential Information About This Method
• Structured Progression: 4 workbooks (1A, 1B, 2A, and 2B) designed to advance step by step, with a logically increasing level of difficulty.
• Musical Reading at the Core of the Work: a pathway focused on note identification and understanding musical notation, to gain ease and autonomy.
• Pedagogical Complementarity: these workbooks are based on two reading learning books, "La Course aux notes" by Maurice Martenot and "La Course aux notes, clé de sol, clé de fa" by Ariane Martenot.
• Clear and Motivating Approach: a "workbook" format ideal for regular practice, consolidating skills, and tracking progress through the pages.

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Summary of This Method

These progressive workbooks (1A, 1B, 2A, and 2B) are part of a gradual approach to learning musical reading. They are designed to support the student in note recognition and mastering essential reference points, aligning with two small reading learning books: "La Course aux notes" by Maurice Martenot and "La Course aux notes, clé de sol, clé de fa" by Ariane Martenot. Together, they form a particularly relevant musical training resource to structure work, establish automatisms, and enhance reading fluency. In practice, these workbooks allow for methodical advancement, consolidating each step before moving on to the next, which encourages steady and reassuring progress. Thanks to the support of the two "La Course aux notes" references, the student can connect their exercises to a recognized reading approach, especially regarding the treble clef and bass clef, and develop useful reflexes both in class and during personal study.