BOOK - Ukulele in the classroom 3 Student

Ukulele in the classroom 3 Student is a teaching method developed by James Hill and J. Chalmers Doane for the development of music literacy skills in classrooms and other learning environments, which stems from decades of teaching experience in Canadian schools.

In this book you will find: 40 fun lessons with lots of creative exercises. You will learn more than two dozen chords to learn accompanied by singing, strumming techniques and many exercises dedicated to duets and trios. All lessons contain practical notions of music theory.

Summary:

The solid foundation of skills acquired through the first two books allows students to move into the increasingly exciting repertoire of book 3. Through the lessons in this book, students explore minor chords and keys, learn how to use a flatpick, and discover how to transpose chords and scales.

In addition to the practice of first-sight reading, harmony, music theory and exercises, Book 3 is full of exciting music from around the world. Also important are traditional music from Spain, Hawaii, France, Bulgaria, Mexico, Azerbaijan, Canada, Dominican Republic, United States, England, Scotland and Wales, as well as arrangements of works by Handel, Dvorák, Purcell, Ponchielli, and Bach.

Pages: 72