Volume 5-Born in Syria in 1938 Dia Succari undertook his musical studies with his Father before moving to the Paris Conservatoire. He studied composition with Olivier Messiaen before beginning a career as a successful composer and pedagogue. Theory Exercises for Musical Education is no exception to the composer''s achievements. Currently a professor at the Paris Conservatoire Succari has led a prominent career and therefore his Theory Exercises for Musical Education are compiled from a wealth of experience and expertise. The fifth volume addresses differing clefs and their common voice ranges as well as note names. The 25exercises ensure full understanding and progression. For all musicians Succari provides a helpful aid to music theory.

What a wonderful way to address the National Standards while using your interactive whiteboard! Integrate technology into your classroom with these well-constructed interactive lessons that provide a smooth and easy way to teach improvisation and composition to elementary students (grades 1--4). Each plan starts with a song, chant, or poem - provides prompts for active listening - invites students to improvise as a group and individually - and concludes with a rubric-measured assessment. Kids will have so much fun singing and moving to the songs, playing classroom instruments, and manipulating the cartoon-style graphics on the interactive whiteboard. / Formation Musicale