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Bicinia hungarica vol. 4 chant

Bicinia Hungarica comprises a series of 4 books featuring the music which Kodály composed and collected for the Method, available in English or German versions. The songs provide a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures which may serve as an introduction to the composer's larger works. Instrumentation : children's choir

The Kodály Method Vol. 11/1

A collection of books comprising the music which Kodaly composed and collected for the Method. Based on sol-fa notation combined with unaccompanied part singing from the earliest stages in a child's school music, the Kodaly Method develops musical literacy, secure intonation and rhythmic confidence - essential fundamentals of sound music education. Instrumentation : unison choir

The Kodály Method Vol. 1

"77 Two-Part Exercises" came into being to supply the need for exercises shorter and easier than others in the series "66 Two-Part Exercises" to "22 Two-Part Exercises". It is important to practise two-part singing from the very beginning ; at first with hand-signs, then by sol-fa letters, and, as soon as the pupils are reading music, from staff notation. [... ] Besides archaic Hungarian songs I have tried to use and adapt into two-part settings some very interesting Ainou motives taken from the collection of Mr Kazuyuki Tanimoto and Mr Yuki Masuda, issued by the Tokyo Radio. Sight-reading must at all times offer fresh material, including some unusual turns of melody and rhythm, but remaining always sound and attractive music, never degeneration into mere mechanical exercises. Two-part sight-reading without any instrument is the most effective means of making rapid progress and acquiring confidence in both rhythm and intonation. Movable "Doh" helps the understanding of modulation and the musical significance of each note of a melody. Without this no thorough musicianship is possible". Zontán Kodály Instrumentation : children's choir

The Kodály Method Vol. 5

Kodaly's Missa Brevis was first performed in 1945, just after the end of the Second World War. It is a hymn to hope in the divinity that provides comfort and strength in the most difficult of circumstances. Divided into deliberate sections, "Gloria" opens with a plainchant followed by a chorus fanfare, to a solo section at a much slower tempo, and ends in a joyful character to the final Amen Instrumentation : mixed choir (SATB) and organ (orchestra)

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