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Modern Ragtime

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June 19th

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June 19th

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Title: Five Minutes To Reading Music
Voicing/Format: Text
Publisher: Shawnee Press Inc
Composer: Estes, Jerry
Catalog #: 35006844
Description: Reproducible Resource Bk

Price: $24.99

This is a series of short exercises designed to address the lack of students' sight-reading skills within the limited rehearsal time teachers face daily. These reproducible exercises are easy-to-use and take only minutes at the beginning of each rehearsal or classroom period. This product can be easily adapted to your unique situation. An experienced chorus may sing an entire page using the exercises as a review, or a less experienced group could repeat a page during the second week. The exercises may be used as bookends for your rehearsalsby having your students sing that day's exercise at the beginning and then re inforcing that exercise by asking them to sing it again before leaving. Success and results are due to short and repetitive intervals in a daily routine. You will love the prac

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