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Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music
Object: To suggest a method of teaching sightsinging. Objections to the Tonic Solfa System. Designed for diatonic music, does not work with non-distonic. A comparison of various fixed name system. (a) English letter names. ( b) German letter names. ( c) French solfege. ( d) Siler's Safa System. Meth...
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| description | Object: To suggest a method of teaching sightsinging. Objections to the Tonic Solfa System. Designed for diatonic music, does not work with non-distonic. A comparison of various fixed name system. (a) English letter names. ( b) German letter names. ( c) French solfege. ( d) Siler's Safa System. Methods used: 1. Safa or Safa and Solfa syllables. 2. Shape notes. 3. Intervals associated with objects. 4. Rhythm names. Notes to the teacher. |
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| spelling | oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/40073 Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music Jurie Wynand Wessels Music Object: To suggest a method of teaching sightsinging. Objections to the Tonic Solfa System. Designed for diatonic music, does not work with non-distonic. A comparison of various fixed name system. (a) English letter names. ( b) German letter names. ( c) French solfege. ( d) Siler's Safa System. Methods used: 1. Safa or Safa and Solfa syllables. 2. Shape notes. 3. Intervals associated with objects. 4. Rhythm names. Notes to the teacher. 2024-06-28T13:20:08Z 2024-06-28T13:20:08Z 1973 2024-06-24T12:59:40Z Thesis / Dissertation Masters Master of Music http://hdl.handle.net/11427/40073 eng application/pdf College of Music Faculty of Humanities |
| spellingShingle | Music Jurie Wynand Wessels Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| thesis_degree_str | Master's |
| title | Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| title_full | Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| title_fullStr | Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| title_full_unstemmed | Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| title_short | Teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging, including its application in contemporary non-tonal music |
| title_sort | teaching method for reading musical notation and sightsinging including its application in contemporary non tonal music |
| topic | Music |
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