La Vie Théodore

Par LACK THEODORE. Miss Didi\'\'s studies, Op. 85 is the first volume of a series of two by Theodore Lack. Containing 20 studies for beginner or upper-beginner pianists, the rhythms used are easy and the tempo quite slow. Keys are maximum of 1 flat or 1 sharp. These 20 first studies of one page each are named: 1. Prelude, 2. Chanson du voyageur, 3. Berceuse, 4. N/A, 5. Valse, 6. N/A, 7. Alsacienne, 8. Le Rouet, 9. Tyrolienne, 10. Musette, 11. N/A, 12. Lied, 13. N/A, 14. Improvisation, 15. N/A, 16. Tarentelle, 17. Rondino, 18. N/A, 19. Romance and 20. Guigue. This first volume is followed by a second oneand can be studied alongside the two volumes of exercises called Miss Didi\'\'s Exercises, Op. 85 for a more complete method. Theodore Lack (1846-1921) was a French pianist and composer who also composed a \'\'Piano Method for Four-hand Piano, Op. 269\'\'./ Etude / Piano

Par DUBOIS THEODORE. At just 34 years of age, Theodore Dubois was installed as a professor of harmony at the Paris Conservatoire. Whilst much of his compositional works have disappeared from primary classical repertoire, his teaching has had a lasting influence. Having taught successful composers, including Paul Dukas, it is clear that Dubois' Realisation Of Figured Bass is well-informed. This music theory study guide covers a considerable range of figured bass aspects, to a high standard. Taken from his Treaty Of Harmony, Dubois explains the need for his treaty, stating that it fills the gaps in harmonic theory exceriseswhich preceding guides had missed. With no harmonic elements left out with regard to figured bass, this Dubois theory guide is necessary to accompany all music studies./ Autre FM / Solfège

Theodore Chanler was an American composer born in 1902 who studied with Nadia Boulanger and taught at Peabody Conservatory. He was not a prolific composer but lavished great care over the songs he wrote and they are much loved.Most of these were previously unpublished or out of print.

At just 34 years of age Theodore Dubois was installed as a professor of harmony at the Paris Conservatoire. Whilst much of his compositional works have disappeared from primary classical repertoire his 12 Pièces Nouvelles for Organ remain prominent. Whilst being a significant figure in the field of teaching Dubois was also a revered organist occupying the post of organist at the Madeleine. Dubois' 12 Pièces Nouvelles vary in character beginning with a helpful index of performance directions. For all aspiring advanced organists Dubois'12 Pièces Nouvelles ensure variety and versatility within the repertoire.