trombonisms designed-in introductory unaccompanied

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1 review

Carl Fischer, LLC, 2000

Wonderful addition to my library!
I was looking for a collection of solo material to add some variety to my practice routine, as well as a source of music for possible future recitals. The fact that the piano accompaniment comes with it is nice---no separate book to buy. There's a good variety of music here, and I like being able to see the grade level. There's a lot of music here---enough to keep me busy and challenged for ...

The American Song Treasury: 100 Favorites

6 reviews
Theodore Raph

Dover Publications, 1986

A true treasure
I highly recommend this songbook, not only for the 100 wonderful songs, but also for the introduction to each song. Though each intro is brief, each tells a bit about the author or the song or the times in which it became popular. A great potpourri of Americana!

Behind the Beat: Hip Hop Home Studios

14 reviews
Raph

Gingko Press, 2005

wicked book
this book is awesome, would recommend this book to anyone who is into music, a dj. real nice book

"Les" Brass
Alan Raph, Bucky Milam

AR Publishing Co., 1984

"Le" Trombone

3 reviews
Bucky Milam, Alan Raph

AR Publishing Co., 1983

Give your diaphragm a Workout!
Alan Raph and Bucky Milam have written three of the funniest books about trombone, brass instruments and orchestras (called, strangely enough, "Le" Trombone, "Le" Brass and "Le" Orchestra). What makes these books so funny is that they're total exaggerations and yet TOTALLY true. Just a sample from "Le" Brass: Trombones are the anchor of the orchestra. They hold it back. And on flugelhorns: Of ...

Introductory Melodious Etudes for Trombone

Carl Fischer Music, 1995

The purpose of Introductory Melodious Etudes is to give the trombonist a chance to practice the various techniques of legato playing without taxing his endurance. Each study is eight measures long and offers a complete musical statement. Ferdinand Sieber (1822-1895) was a well-known singing teacher in Dresden and Berlin. His teaching was in the Italian tradition and his vocalises make excellent studies in legato phrasing to prepare the ...

Unsafe At Any Speed The designed-in dangers of the American automobile

2 reviews
nader Raph

Grossman Publishers, 1965

A MUST !!!
As a Traffic Safety Specialist, this book is a MUST, this old book needs to be mandatory reading for any person interested in Road Safety, Ralph documented the resistance of car companies to the introduction of safety features, like safety belts, that looks timely today, for example with the lobby that produce a delay in the mandatory fitting of air bags. Also you will learn how the primitive ...

Theory of Fun for Game Design

29 reviews
Raph Koster

Paraglyph, 2004

A Fun Perspective on Fun
Koster has written an incredible book that cannot help but cover game design. The question of "fun" has baffled the game design community for years: it's an unquantifiable concept a designer succeeds at capturing more reliably with luck (and experience) than anything else. This book provides one of the first steps away from that. For those who harangue the book because of the title, it's worth ...

Trombonisms

1 review
Alan Raph

Appa the Association of Higher Education Faci, 1983

Trombonisms: A high-level overview of modern technique
Watrous' book provides an overview of several trombone techniques for the modern player. He touches on playing fast, alternate slide positions, using overtones to develop both diatonic and chordal lines, playing high notes, and multi-phonics. All of these are techniques where Bill Watrous is the undisputed king! Even though the forward of the book indicates that the information is geared ...

Double Valve Bass Trombone
Alan Raph

Carl Fischer Music, 1970

Dance Band Reading and Interpretation
Raph, Alan

Alfred Publishing, 2002

The Spectrum of Music
Mary Val Marsh, Carroll Rinehart, ...

Macmillan Publishing Company, 1974

A delightful textbook tthat incorporates an entire spectrum of music.

Twelve Fantasies - for Unaccompanied Trombone

Carl Fischer Music, 1977

The twelve unaccompanied "fantasies" of Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) are in effect miniature Baroque suites; each with its own clearly defined structure. Like the Bach "Cello Suites" they represent a major composer's contribution to the literature of a solo instrument and are most suitable for study and performance. Unlike the 'Bach' these fantasies are composed for a wind instrument and thereby ask for little compromise on the part of the ...

"L'" Orchestra
Alan Raph, Bucky Milam

AR Publishing Co., 1986

A humorous book of text and cartoons.

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