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Music: An Appreciation, 6th Brief Edition

Author Roger Kamien
Publisher McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
Category Music
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Author(s)Roger Kamien
ISBN / ASIN007340134X
ISBN-139780073401348
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Sales Rank182,208
CategoryMusic
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Whether from a concert stage or at the front of a classroom, Roger Kamien knows how to reach an audience--blending intelligence and passion to lift music from the page and bring it to life. His unique combination of artistic and teaching skills makes Music: An Appreciation, Brief Edition an invaluable tool for students wanting to learn more about music.

This best-selling textbook introduces students to perceptive listening and provides an engaging introduction to musical elements, forms, and stylistic periods. It is organized chronologically, but individual sections can be addressed in any order, for a variety of teaching approaches. Musical notation is included but is not required to understand the popular listening guides featured in the text, which focus students attention on musical events as they unfold.

The Online Learning Center for this text provides open access for all students to many activities and video instrument demonstrations in addition to quiz and study materials for each chapter..

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