De Haske Listening, Reading, Playing Oboe 2 is the continuation of the proven method for wind instruments and builds on the introductory volume for oboe. The school is aimed at young musicians and is ideal for both group and individual lessons. The modern teaching method is extremely informative and efficient, conveying the content in a fun way. Thus, the edition has numerous games, puzzles, listening exercises, songs and original compositions that guarantee progress in a didactically clever way.
The contents of the second volume include rhythmic expansion to sixteenthSheet music:
Notes are graphic symbols that represent the pitch and rhythm of pieces of music. They consist of round circles placed on a line or in a space. Each note represents a certain tonal value notes, chromatic expansion of the range, and the introduction of 6/8Tact:
The bar in musical notation indicates the rhythmic structure of a piece of music. It is a kind of recurring pattern of accented and unaccented beats that structures the musical flow and provides orientation for the listener. time. Along the way, playing techniques are implemented using exercises tailored specifically for the oboe, such as warm-ups, embouchure exercises, overblowing, buzzing, lip ties, and more, providing students with the practice they need.
The textbookTextbook:
textbook is rounded off with accompanying exercises in the form of MP3 tracks, which are available for download by means of a code in the book.
De Haske Hören, lesen, spielen, Band 2 Oboe