Gehörbildung
Satzlehre - Improvisation - Höranalyse
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- Author: Ulrich Kaiser
- Language: German
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- Size: 6.7 x 9.4 inches
- Pages: 241
Der Gehörbildung, wie sie heute an Musikhochschulen and Universitäten unterrichtet wird, spricht man oft zu Recht den Bezug zum konkreten Werk ab. Hier setzt die neue zweibändige Hörbildungsschule von Ulrich Kaiser an, die ausschließlich mit – mehr als 1400 – authentischen Beispielen aus der Musik des 15. bis 20. Jahrhunderts arbeitet.
Vom Tonsatz and der Notentextanalyse ausgehend, bietet der Lehrgang historisch-satztechnische and systematische Verständnishilfen, die es den Studierenden ermöglichen, musikalische Einzelphänomene zu immer größeren Einheiten zusammenzufassen. Die jedem Band beigegebene CD erleichtert die Erfassung and Sicherung der einzelnen methodischen Schritte. Ein Einsatz von Kaisers Schule empfiehlt sich lehrgangsbegleitend im Gehörbildungsunterricht, aber auch in den Fächern Satzlehre, Analyse, Improvisation and Formenlehre. Auch für das Selbststudium ist sie geeignet. in jedem Fall garantiert sie einen abwechslungsreichen and historisch differenzierten Zugang zu allen Aspekten der Gehörbildung.
Die digitalen Kapitel zu diesem Buch mit Übungsaufgaben finden Sie unter "Extras" oder indem Sie auf einen der folgenden Links klicken: Melodie Rhythmus Satzmodelle I Satzmodelle II
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