Features:
Here's an effective yet efficient means to practice sight-reading on a regular basis without having to retrieve music from the library, hand the music out to the band, collect the music, assemble the music in score order, and file it back in the library. It provides one hundred short pieces (average length is 25 measures with a total of approximately 10 hours of sight-reading practice) while saving valuable rehearsal time. For effective rehearsal planning an index is provided in the score with key signatures, meters and primary rhythmic figures to provide assistance in creating lesson plans. The music is arranged in a flexible manner so that it can be adapted to a wide range of ensemble sizes with varying instrumentation. The exercises feature various key signatures and meters, key changes, meter changes, accidentals, reversal of rhythms, repeats of various types, hemiola, and isolation of various sections of the ensemble. Emphasis has also been placed on dotted rhythms and counting of rests. An invaluable tool in the efficient preparation for sight-reading contests by allowing many opportunities to sight read in class using the smallest amount of time possible!
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WIN |
| Composer: |
WEST, JERRY |
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| Voicing: |
CLAR 1 |
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