E-Z Reader Basics 2-Octaves - Digital Sheet Music
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E-Z Reader Basics
21170485
21170485
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Handbell 2 octaves - Digital Download
SKU: LX.HB383
Arranged by Susan Berry. Handbell Collection. Learning to Ring Series. Concert. 24 pages. Lorenz Publishing - Digital Sheet Music #eHB383. Published by Lorenz Publishing - Digital Sheet Music (LX.HB383).UPC: 000308018844.
A complete teaching curriculum for handbells and handchimes, has now expanded to include a new supplementary series called E-Z Reader. This series features enlarged notation and is especially created fro ringers who may have some vision impairment. E-Z Reader Basics is a collection of beginning songs from the LEARNING TO RING repertoire books: Standard Hymns, Favorite Hymns, and All-Time Favorites. The songs are grouped by rhythmic requirements, just as the lessons are presented in the Director's Manual HB200 or HB315, thus making correlation possible and encouraged. In addition, the EZ Reader Series offers four sets of related pieces (Spirituals, Songs of Praise, Classics, and Old-Time Favorites) which provide accessible repertoire at the beginning levels fro immediate success. Senior citizens, elementary groups, music therapists, and nay one else requiring enlarged notation for ease of reading will welcome the advent of the Learning to Ring E-Z Reader Series. This item is for Digital Download; print edition also available: HB383.
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