Music for Sight Singing

by Robert W. Ottman

This study blends step-by-step guidance with frequent practice to cultivate an understanding of, and the skills for, sight singing - the ability to hear mentally a piece of printed music without using an instrument. This edition provides an organized collection of melodies taken from music literature mostly ranging from fundamental works of the past to representative excerpts taken from recent 20th-century music.

Genres: Music, Textbooks, Nonfiction, Reference, School, Academic

360 pages, Spiral-bound

First published October 1, 1900

Reviews

[Elaina]

So glad to be done with this class and book lol XD

[Dan Slaven]

$100

[Iliana]

It does wonders for my sight-singing :)

[Miriam]

The text is plain and the concepts are explained well, though not deeply. With an instructor, a metronome, and a keyboard, this book could prove a useful tool.

[Jakub]

Used this book in Sight Singing, but we didn't do it chronologically, I think it would work well if one did...

[Edie Walls]

Lots of good practice exercises.