Für Einzel- und Gruppenunterricht. "Bratsche spielen macht Spaß!" bleibt das Motto auch des 2. Bandes der Bratschenschule für Kinder. Auf spielerische Weise erlernen die Schüler die zweite und dritte Griffart in der ersten Lage, erweitern ihre Fähigkeiten im Melodie- und Zusammenspiel, üben Doppelgriffe, Bindungen und die Portatostrichart und vertiefen ihre musiktheoretischen Kenntnisse. Kinderlieder, Traditionals und Kanons, die neben die klassischen Werke treten, animieren zum Mitsingen und verstärken die Motivation. Die lustigen Äffchen stehen den Bratschenschülern wieder hilfreich zur Seite und sorgen dafür, dass auch kleine Lernschritte spannend bleiben. Kindgerechte Bilder und Noten unterstützen den Lernprozess. Band 1: N 2881

Eine Schule für junge Gitarristinnen und Gitarristen Bei fast allen Duos in diesem Heft spielt die erste Gitarre ein eigenständiges Stück. Es kann also auch ohne Begleitgitarre (2. Gitarre) vorgetragen werden. Trotzdem sollten auch die Begleitstimmen eingeübt und wechselweise mit Partnern gespielt werden. Die 2. Gitarre spielt von Anfang an im freien Anschlag. Die Duos sind zum Mitspielen gedacht und werden deshalb eingezählt. Hier liegen die beiden Gitarrenstimmen getrennt auf den Stereokanälen, so dass man seinen eigenen Part gegebenenfalls ausblenden kann. Die Aufnahmen der Solostücke verschaffen einen Höreindruck der Kompositionen, vertreten aber auch eine persönliche Interpretation. MP3-Downloads inklusive

The series ‘dumb it down’ offers simplified piano accompaniments to works for violin, viola, violoncello, flute, clarinet and other instruments. This work is originally for 2 violins and orchestra (Christmas concerto). Level of difficulty 1: Beginner, can be sight-read

The ‘Meditation’ is only a very short piece in the opera ‘Thais’, which is originally scored for violin and orchestra. The original key is D major. In order to do justice to the ambitus of the viola, G major was chosen. From practice for practice: ‘dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments to standard works for various instruments, which also offer piano players without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends, etc. Difficulty level 2: must be looked at before the lesson, practised before the concert

From practice for practice: ‘dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to standard works for various instruments, which also offer pianists without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends etc. ‘Le Cygne’ (The Swan) comes from the cycle “Le Carnaval des animaux” (The Carnival of the Animals), in which 14 small works for various instrumentations are summarised. The original instrumentation of the piece is violoncello and two pianos. The edition contains QR codes to playalongs in various tempi with the original piano setting. Difficulty level 1: beginner, can be sight-read

The ‘dumb it down’ series offers simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to works for violin, viola, violoncello, flute, clarinet and other instruments. L'abeille (The Bee) is included as No. 9 in the Bagatelles op. 13 for violin and piano, a collection of individual pieces composed between 1856 and 1862. This quasi-perpetuum mobile, composed in 1860, was written by François Schubert, who lived in Dresden all his life and should not be confused with his famous Austrian namesake Franz Schubert. The edition contains QR codes to playalongs in various tempi with the original piano setting. Difficulty level 1: beginner, can be played at sight

The ‘dumb it down’ series offers simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to works for violin, viola, violoncello, flute, clarinet and other instruments. L'abeille (The Bee) is included as No. 9 in the Bagatelles op. 13 for violin and piano, a collection of individual pieces composed between 1856 and 1862. This quasi-perpetuum mobile, composed in 1860, was written by François Schubert, who lived in Dresden all his life and should not be confused with his famous Austrian namesake Franz Schubert. The edition contains QR codes to playalongs in various tempi with the original piano setting. Difficulty level 1: beginner, can be played at sight

The ‘dumb it down’ series offers simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to works for violin, viola, violoncello, flute, clarinet and other instruments. L'abeille (The Bee) is included as No. 9 in the Bagatelles op. 13 for violin and piano, a collection of individual pieces composed between 1856 and 1862. This quasi-perpetuum mobile, composed in 1860, was written by François Schubert, who lived in Dresden all his life and should not be confused with his famous Austrian namesake Franz Schubert. The edition contains QR codes to playalongs in various tempi with the original piano setting. Difficulty level 1: beginner, can be played at sight

Simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann from practice for practice. ‘Dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments to standard works for various instruments, which also offer pianists without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends etc. Johann Sebastian Bach originally composed this arioso for voice, choir and chamber ensemble. Difficulty level 1*: Beginner, can be played at sight (for the most part it is sufficient to play the left hand in class)

From practice for practice: ‘dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to standard works for various instruments, which also offer piano players without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends etc.. This Bourrée is from the Sonata op. 1, no. 5 for flute, violin (or oboe) and basso continuo. The original key is G major. The edition contains QR codes to playalongs in various tempi with the original piano setting. Level of difficulty 2*: must be looked at before the lesson, practised before the concert (for the most part, it is sufficient to play the left hand in class)

Simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann from practice for practice. ‘Dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments to standard works for various instruments, which also offer piano players without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends etc. Difficulty level 1*: Beginners, can be sight-read * For the most part, it is sufficient to play the left hand in lessons

From practice for practice: ‘dumb it down’ is a series of simplified piano accompaniments by Philip Lehmann to standard works for various instruments, which also offer piano players without a degree the opportunity to accompany their pupils, children, friends etc. Level of difficulty 3: Fingerings may need to be entered and practised.