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GIA's 2006 Music Education Catalog (4.5 MB, 130 ... - GIA Publications

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Instrumental <strong>Music</strong><br />

A long-awaited addition to this essential series…<br />

Teaching <strong>Music</strong> through<br />

Performing Marches<br />

Carl Chevallard<br />

Compiled and edited by Richard Miles<br />

Part of the best-selling Teaching <strong>Music</strong> through<br />

Performance series, this much-needed volume explores<br />

the often overlooked, ignored, and sometimes poorly<br />

played genre of traditional marches.<br />

Insightful chapters filled with the rich knowledge<br />

and experience of a professional military bandsman<br />

and music educator, combined with one-of-a-kind<br />

resource guides to the best marches ever composed,<br />

make this book a must-have for all band directors!<br />

There is a huge diversity to the marches covered<br />

in this book, including the “golden age of bands,”<br />

the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries,<br />

and the quicksteps of composers like John Philip<br />

Sousa, Henry Fillmore, Alex F. Lithgow, Fred<br />

Jewell, and others.<br />

Teaching <strong>Music</strong> through Performing Marches is<br />

divided into two parts, the first written by Carl<br />

Chevallard, author, clinician, and director of the<br />

U.S. Air Force Academy Band. In nine thorough<br />

chapters, Chevallard makes the case that “Marches<br />

are music!” He considers the march horizontally (form, phrasing, meter, rhythm,<br />

and tempo), vertically (interplay of musical elements and musical leadership), and<br />

three-dimensionally (from the audience’s perspective), all helping to reveal a greater<br />

musicality in the art form.<br />

The second half of the book offers complete analysis of 52 of the most significant<br />

marches ever composed, in the best tradition of the Teaching <strong>Music</strong> series. These<br />

Resource Guides include information about the composer, the composition, historical<br />

background, technical requirements, stylistic considerations, important musical<br />

elements, and suggested references.<br />

A complete compact disc recording of all 52 marches is also available separately,<br />

recorded by Eugene Migliaro Corporon and the North Texas Wind Symphony.<br />

The first of its kind, Teaching <strong>Music</strong> through Performing Marches is a major<br />

contribution to the field of music education.<br />

G-5684 Hardcover, 454 pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$38.00<br />

CD-563 Compact disc set, all 52 marches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39.50<br />

78 <strong>GIA</strong> <strong>Publications</strong>, Inc. 1.800.<strong>GIA</strong>.1358 or 708.496.3800 • Fax: 708.496.3828 • www.giamusic.com

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