Callier, Yves : 52 Lectures Rythmiques - Cycle 2 - 2ème Année

2ème Cycle - 2ème année (élémentaire). Par CALLIER YVES. 52 Rhythmic Reading - Level 2, Year 2 is a theory book to learn reading rhythm for intermediate musician, 2nd year by Yves Callier. Really complete, this reading book covers numerous complex rhythms and contains also 52 applications which will enable the young musician to learn and remember them quickly. This volume includes binary and ternary rhythms and features some contest pieces. It will give musicians the ability to practise sight reading. Yves Callier also wrote the theory method Musical Game Rules for beginners./ Solfège/Formation Musicale / Pédagogie Musicale

3e cycle - fin d'études . Par CALLIER YVES. Yves Callier, Professor at the Marseille National Conservatoire, provides an essential rhythm guide to all musicians. Suitable for spoken, sung or played exercises, 29 Rhythmic Exercises is a useful rhythmic study series for all music students. Callier ''s volume, 29 Rhythmic Exercises, begins with a helpful glossary of unusual rhythmic devices. This is followed by 29 exercises suitable to third year music students, addressing rhythmic aspects including, triplets and sextuplets, dotted and double dotted notes, semiquavers and demisemiquavers, altering time signatures, varying tempos, irregular phrases, as well asmany other complex rhythms. Callier ''s 29 Rhythmic Exercises is imperative to final year music students aspiring to perfect their rhythm technique to a high standard./ Solfège/Formation Musicale / Pédagogie Musicale

Yves Callier, Professor at the Marseille National Conservatoire, provides an essential rhythm guide to all musicians. Suitable for spoken, sung or played exercises, 29 Rhythmic Exercises is a useful rhythmic study series for all music students. Callier''s volume, 29 Rhythmic Exercises, begins with a helpful glossary of unusual rhythmic devices. This is followed by 29 exercises suitable to third year music students, addressing rhythmic aspects including, triplets and sextuplets, dotted and double dotted notes, semiquavers and demisemiquavers, altering time signatures, varying tempos, irregular phrases, as well as many other complex rhythms. Callier''s 29 Rhythmic Exercises is imperative to final year music students aspiring to perfect their rhythm technique to a high standard.