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Hector L'Apprenti Musicien Vol.5 - Martin Debeda

Hector L'Apprenti Musicien Vol.5 - Martin Debeda

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Essential Information About This Method



  • Designed for the 2nd cycle (teenagers): a progression designed to support musical training in direct connection with instrumental practice.

  • Anthology from the 13th to the 21st century: a rich panorama of vocal and instrumental works to develop a genuine musical culture.

  • Sheet music adapted to the course: many excerpts can be played during the musical training session, linking reading and practice.

  • Inserted activity workbook: consolidation of writing, rhythm, ear training, and musical reflexes (intonation, transposition, auditory recognition).


Summary of This Method


Intended for teenagers continuing musical training in the 2nd cycle, Hector the Apprentice Musician, volume 5 offers a coherent universe aligned with instrumental activities, whether one is a flutist, pianist, trumpeter, violinist, or any other instrumentalist. Designed as an anthology, this volume provides a particularly varied collection, blending vocal and instrumental repertoire over a very wide period, from the 13th to the 21st century.


The objective is clear: to make the musical training class a concrete partner in instrumental learning, emphasizing immersion through styles, genres, and notations. The proposed sheet music, many of which can be performed in class, opens numerous avenues of work: decoding, reading, understanding notation, and progressive appropriation of the components of musical writing.


An inserted activity workbook reinforces acquired skills and structures essential competencies: relationship to writing, rhythmic precision, auditory recognition, intonation, transposition. The content also includes approaches to guided analysis around five works (or excerpts), to establish methods of identification and understanding useful in the long term, both for study and interpretation.


This method was developed by Sylvie Débéda and Florence Martin, teachers at the CRR of Tours (37), and serves as a comprehensive resource to energize musical training classes while remaining in service of instrumental objectives.


Technical specifications

ThemeMusic theory
AuthorsSylvie Débéda, Florence Martin

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