Autor: Bray, David
Editora: Oxford
Ref.: 0 97-355880
This book looks at two years in the life of the UK’s first Specialist Music College – the Northampton School for Girls – and sets the development of this school against what we know about other schools often described as ‘musical’. The author also sets out a wider context of local and national developments in education, and challenges myths about musical children and the idea that some children never succeed in music. This book does not provide easy answers but, in an entertaining and thought-provoking way, challenges the reader to think hard about the issues surrounding music provision in schools and to reflect on and help develop their practice. Foreword by Howard Goodall.

THREE SUITES OP.131d
8 PEÇAS DE DON GIOVANNI - 2 CL
Composing in the Classroom op.2
AMAZING STUDIES - SAX
SIGHT-READING MADE EASY VOL.8
60 Estudos para piano
CONCERTO SI MENOR OP.35 (1ª-7ª POS.)
CHACONE SOL MENOR Z 730 (FSC) - CORDAS
Porta-Chaves | Bach
CONCERTO LA MENOR BWV1041 

