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Teaching Music through Performance in Middle School Band
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Teaching Music through Performance in Middle School Band Book - Sheet Music

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Teaching Music through Performance in Middle School Band Book - Sheet Music

SKU: GI.G-8871

Composed by Chip De Stefano, Scott Tomlison, and Susan Taylor. Edited by Richard Miles. Teaching Music Through Performance. Music Education. Book (not sheet music). 921 pages. GIA Publications #8871. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-8871).

ISBN 9781622771318. English.

By Gary Barton, Erin Cole, Chip De Stefano, Charles R. Jackson, Susan Taylor, Scott Tomlison, and Marguerite Wilder. Foreword by Larry R. Blocher. Compiled and edited by Richard Miles. Rarely has a published resource contained so much invaluable information specifically for middle school band directors! This much-needed volume fills a gap in the acclaimed Teaching Music through Performance series, providing critical information on creating an effective wind band program in Grades 6 through 8, from recruitment, rehearsal, repertoire, to concert. Chapters by leading middle school band directors focus on organization and administration (Gary Barton), developing proper instrumentation (Erin Cole), recruitment and retention (Chip De Stefano), technique (Charles R. Jackson), literature selection (Scott Tomlison), rehearsal (Marguerite Wilder), and a comprehensive listing of other resources (Susan Taylor). Central to this volume is the identification and analysis of 100 core works for middle school ensembles, organized by difficulty level, from middle school Grade 1 to 3.5. A separate section is devoted entirely to analyzing marches, also organized by difficulty level. Together, these works make up core repertoire for middle school bands. As with other books in the Teaching Music through Performance series, each Teacher Resource Guide includes information about the composer, the work, historical perspectives, technical considerations, stylistic considerations, analysis of musical elements and form and structure, suggested listening references, and cross references to additional resources. Click here to view the Table of Contents. For searchable indices, visit TeachingMusic.org.

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