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Rhythme et Son: Book

Cours gradué de formation musicale de l'oreille

By Boris Berlin, Juliette Milette, and Warren Mould

Item: 00-V1279

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A collection of exercises at a Graduate level for ear training.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 24
ISBN10: 0-7579-7804-5
ISBN13: 978-0-7579-7804-3
UPC: 029156981094
SKU: 00-V1279

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Why we love this

Graduate-level ear training demands precision and systematic progression, and this French publication delivers both without the repetitive tedium of many contemporary texts. The collaboration between Berlin, Milette, and Mould reflects a pedagogical approach grounded in practical musicianship rather than academic abstraction.

Who it's for

Graduate students preparing for comprehensive exams, advanced aural skills courses, or musicians seeking to deepen their interval recognition, harmonic analysis, and dictation proficiency. This book serves instructors who want a focused, structured resource for upper-level ear training curricula.

How to use it

Deploy this as the core text in a graduate-level aural skills sequence, pairing it with supplemental listening materials and weekly dictation assignments. The 24-page format makes it ideal for intensive study units rather than semester-long courses, working well as a refresher or preparation tool before exit assessments.

Skills your students will build

  • Harmonic dictation with complex chord progressions
  • Interval identification in multiple registers
  • Melodic transcription from recorded excerpts
  • Rhythmic precision in notating syncopated and mixed-meter patterns
  • Real-time aural analysis of harmonic function and voice leading

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