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Product Description
This book and 3 accompanying audio CDs is a compilation containing all the information and CDs found in the following books: Ear Training One Note Beginning, Ear Training One Note Intermediate and Ear Training One Note Advanced. The ear training method presented is a highly effective way to dramatically improve relative pitch skills. While it has been used with great success in classroom situations and in private study, it is equally rewarding and accessable for the self taught musician. Study can be accomplished (and is actually recommended) during spare time such as driving to work, riding on a train, or sitting in a waiting room. This compilation contains all three levels so that a student can steadily and methodically improve their ability over time. It is recommended primarily for beginning and intermediate students; more advanced students should purchase Ear Training One Note Advanced. The muse-eek.com website features a FAQ section where students can ask the author questions that may arise as they work. This book provides a solid basis for the development of good relative pitch and is the required text at both New York University and Princeton University.
About the Author
Guitarist Bruce Arnold has developed an extensive reputation as a composer educator and guitar virtuoso. He has created a unique signature sound that stems from his combination of jazz techniques and 20th Century compositional methods. He has played with such diverse musicians as Stuart Hamm, Peter Erskine, Joe Pass, Joe Lovano, Randy Brecker, Stanley Clarke, the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Arnold is also deeply devoted to music education and had written more than 60 music instruction. He heads the guitar departments at NYU and Princeton University and is the director of the New York University Summer Guitar Intensive He has taught at some of the most prestigious music schools in America, including the New England Conservatory of Music, Dartmouth College, Berklee College of Music, New School University, and City College of New York.
This book and 3 accompanying audio CDs is a compilation containing all the information and CDs found in the following books: Ear Training One Note Beginning, Ear Training One Note Intermediate and Ear Training One Note Advanced. The ear training method presented is a highly effective way to dramatically improve relative pitch skills. While it has been used with great success in classroom situations and in private study, it is equally rewarding and accessable for the self taught musician. Study can be accomplished (and is actually recommended) during spare time such as driving to work, riding on a train, or sitting in a waiting room. This compilation contains all three levels so that a student can steadily and methodically improve their ability over time. It is recommended primarily for beginning and intermediate students; more advanced students should purchase Ear Training One Note Advanced. The muse-eek.com website features a FAQ section where students can ask the author questions that may arise as they work. This book provides a solid basis for the development of good relative pitch and is the required text at both New York University and Princeton University.
About the Author
Guitarist Bruce Arnold has developed an extensive reputation as a composer educator and guitar virtuoso. He has created a unique signature sound that stems from his combination of jazz techniques and 20th Century compositional methods. He has played with such diverse musicians as Stuart Hamm, Peter Erskine, Joe Pass, Joe Lovano, Randy Brecker, Stanley Clarke, the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Arnold is also deeply devoted to music education and had written more than 60 music instruction. He heads the guitar departments at NYU and Princeton University and is the director of the New York University Summer Guitar Intensive He has taught at some of the most prestigious music schools in America, including the New England Conservatory of Music, Dartmouth College, Berklee College of Music, New School University, and City College of New York.
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