Notes on Musical Form by Walter Carroll Activity Books - Sheet Music

Name: Notes on Musical Form
Brand: Forsyth Bros UK
SKU: 19466471
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By Walter Carroll

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Details

Genres:

Musicals

Composers:

Walter Carroll

Publishers:

Forsyths Publications

Format:

Activity Books

Item types:

Physical

Instructionals:

Exam Prep Pieces Music History Music Theory

Artist:

Walter Carroll

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

SKU: FP.FCW22

Composed by Walter Carroll. Sheet Music and Books. This pamphlet by famous childrens' composer Walter Carroll is an interesting historical document containing advice and questions on musical theory for pupils preparing for exams. Musical Education, Instructional. Theory Workbook. Forsyths Publications #FCW22. Published by Forsyths Publications (FP.FCW22).

ISBN 9790570503773.

This pamphlet by famous children's composer Walter Carroll is an interesting historical document containing advice on musical theory for pupils preparing for exams.

It deals with the main facts of musical structure, as exemplified in the Sonatas of Beethoven, the Preludes and Fugues of Bach, and the Suites of Bach and Handel. The student is encouraged to analyse each example according the the method suggested by Carroll.