Alfred's Great Music & Musicians, Book 1
An Overview of Music History
by Nancy Bachus
Piano Method - Sheet Music

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Piano - Late Elementary

SKU: AP.39060

Book 1. An Overview of Music History. Composed by Nancy Bachus and Tom Gerou. Method/Instruction; Piano - Alfred's Premier Piano Course. Premier Piano Course. Children. Book and Digital Download. 56 pages. Alfred Music #00-39060. Published by Alfred Music (AP.39060).

ISBN 9780739087602. UPC: 038081434094. English.

Great Music & Musicians provides a foundation for understanding the major cultural periods---from the Greco-Roman Era to the present. It guides students through musical styles and the development of music through the ages. The book and online audio includes art and listening examples that offer an opportunity for discussions. Although not correlated page-by-page, book 1 is appropriate for piano students in Premier Piano Course, levels 1A and 1B. It also may be used by students in other piano methods or as a focal point for group lessons. Each unit includes an overview and historical background, a closer look at important musical developments, art to provide further insight into life during the time, a short summary, listening suggestions, and a written review.

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  • A Note to Teachers
  • A Note to Students
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Unit 1: The Greco-Roman Era
  • Unit 2: The Middle Ages
  • Unit 3: The Renaissance
  • Unit 4: The Baroque Period
  • Unit 5: The Classical Period
  • Unit 6: The Romantic Period
  • Unit 7: The Turn of the 20th Century
  • Unit 8: 1945 to the Present
  • Answer Key