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This text investigates the fundamental principles of music theory and appreciation to provide a comprehensive introduction for the novice student. The authors, Beth and Eunice Landis, utilize their pedagogical expertise to break down complex auditory concepts into accessible, structured lessons. By focusing on the mechanics of sound, rhythm, and composition, the book establishes a framework for understanding how music functions as both a technical craft and an expressive art form.
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Educators frequently cite this work as a reliable introductory resource for classroom settings due to its clear, methodical progression. The prose is noted for its straightforward delivery, making it suitable for students seeking a foundational understanding of musical concepts without excessive academic jargon.
Page Count:
375
Publication Date:
1975-01-01
Publisher:
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
ISBN-10:
0030000912
ISBN-13:
9780030000911
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