The Music Kit

by Tom Manoff

By encouraging students to be active learners and providing for varied learning styles, The Music Kit has continued to foster the development and mastery of the basic skills needed for further study in music. Students perform frequent exercises, listen to music while examining music scores, tap or clap along to recorded rhythms, and complete computerized tutorials, drills, and quizzes that return personalized feedback and scores. Not merely a textbook,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0393974022
• ISBN13: 9780393974027
• Release Date: April 2001
• Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 8.5" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

I got what I needed

The books came in a timely matter. It was just what I expected. I would not hesitate to buy from this seller again.

The Music Kit--Nice item!!!!

Good book. Does a very good job of explaining concepts and methods, especially to someone new to music theory.

A good Introductory Theory Text

This book was used in my Introduction to Music Theory class which was the entry level music theory class for music majors at Fullerton College.IN the class we covered up to chapter ten so becuase we would cover the material for the rest of the book in our next semester music theory course which is called "Harmony I". I think it did a good job at providing the essentials and basics of music theory. THe book was not boring and provided in a very interactive way. The book goest from the very rudiments to some of the topics found in first year harmony. This book also did a great job at introducing elementary sight-singing using several methods based on the instructors choice. I think the book should include elementary ear training so that the book would be complete. It did a good job of introducing rythms from easy to more complex. This book should provide a proper foundation for students who are advancing to high studies of music theory and muscianship. This book was easy to understand for the most part and did not go into scholary jargon. I would reccoment this text to anyone who wants a proper foundation of music theory. This book was very well written.