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Now Hear This -- Student, Book 1
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SKU: AP.881010

Book 1. Basic Music Ear Training. Composed by Mary Elizabeth Clark. Method/Instruction; Piano - M.E. Clark Method. Book. 32 pages. Alfred Music #00-881010. Published by Alfred Music (AP.881010).

ISBN 9781470631307. UPC: 038081245096. English.

This is a student workbook which is part of Mary Elizabeth Clark's excellent ear training course for music students of all ages, all levels of advancement, and all instruments -- including voice. It is meant to be used along with the Teacher's Book One of Now Hear This in which all the instructions and dictation are given. This student book does not stand alone.

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Genie
May 28, 2010
Good series
I've used these books for years with voice students who need to learn to sightread quickly without necessarily note naming. Really works the ear, but gradually adds difficulty. I like that students are asked to write out what they hear by filling in the blanks of melodies.