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Schaum Publications
Schaum, Wesley, arr.
A great music educator once said, Rhythm is caught, not taught. Duet playing
provides valuable experience developing a sense of rhythm. These duets are
designed for two students at the same level – primo and secondo parts are of
equal difficulty. Both parts are fun to learn because both players are given
interesting acompaniments as well as melodies. It is suggested that a student
alternate parts, learning the primo part for one piece, the secondo part for
the next, etc. This gives valuable sight-reading experience with both hands
in treble clef and with both hands in bass clef. Duet playing provides an
excellent opportunity for ear training, too. Emphasis should be placed
onlistening carefully to both parts so that the melody can be heard clearly
and the accompaniment subdued. Book One includes 16 duets: Brother John
(Frere Jacques) – Caissons Go Rolling Along – I’ve Been Working on the
Railroad – This Old Man – On Top of Old Smokey – Yellow Rose of Texas – and
more.
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