By L.C. Harnsberger. A useful collection of definitions, composers, and theory. This pocket-sized reference book of over 330 pages includes a broa...
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By Jonathan Palant. Brothers, Sing On!: Conducting the Tenor-Bass Choir by Jonathan Palant is a welcome addition to the choral pedagogy literature ...
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By Jerry Gates. Write for a horn section? In this book, you will learn how to add saxophones and brass to a rhythm section ensemble. You will lear...
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By Russell Garcia. Russ Garcia's introduction to the fundamentals of arranging remains in high regard 50 years after it was first published. Prese...
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Brighten up your music room with these attractive full-color laminated 9“x12” posters featuring the instruments of the orchestra. Each instrument i...
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By Mark Ringer. Ringer sheds new perspectives on Schubert's songs, focusing on their incomparable dramatic power, which often exceeds that of many ...
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By David Hurwitz. Mozart was the first composer whose operas have never left the international repertoire, and for many he remains one of the fine...
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By Robert Willey. Getting Started with Music Production is for anyone interested indeveloping a more efficient and creative approach to music prod...
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By Dallan Beck. In this one-on-one lesson, Recording Institute of Technology instructor Dallan Beck presents a well thought-out tutorial on recordi...
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Sound reinforcement is the use of audio amplification systems. This bookis the first and only book of its kind to cover all aspects of designin g a...
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Conducting the Music, Not the Musicians is the first conductor training text to put the primary emphasis on musical expression as it introduces bas...
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Hal Leonard's top-selling comprehensive method for band and strings is also available for guitar! These handy 5 inch. x 8 inch. flash cards helps s...
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Quick - what's that chord? This compact reference guide includes: over 2,700 guitar chord diagrams in all 12 keys; 58 chord qualities and four voic...
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By Jonathan Feist. Get organized, and take charge of your music projects! This book will help you harness your creativity into clear visions and e...
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By Jack Perricone. Melody is a subject too often neglected in the teaching of music. This unique resource gives melody that attention it deserves,...
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It's simply a wealth of accurate and informative detail some of which just can't be found anywhere else. This book recounts the story of all the el...
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Following in the footsteps of the popular Hal Leonard Pocket Music Dictionary, this handy pocket-sized book is the most contemporary music theory b...
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By Peter Loel Boonshaft. Written by one of today's most prolific author/educators, Boonshaft's new book is sure to top the charts following the in...
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By John E. Williamson. This book provides one huge room where everyone can gather to ask questions on the art of rehearsing and listen to answers ...
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By Peter Loel Boonshaft. Like his first critically acclaimed international bestseller Teaching Music with Passion, this new book from Peter Boonsha...
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By Peter Loel Boonshaft. Teaching Music with Passion is a one-of-a-kind, collective masterpiece of thoughts, ideas and suggestions about the noble...
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This comprehensive reference guide provides: 1,300+ chords in treble andbass clef notation; 42 chord qualities with multiple voicings for most chor...
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By Barbara Kreader Skalinder. The Music of Teaching focuses on an ephemeral attribute all teachers need but few consider: perception. This include...
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By Charles West. This book was designed for use in a one or two semester heterogeneous college woodwind methods class or as a quick reference manu...
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By Edward S. Lisk. Ed Lisk's latest publication presents the art of musical expression in a unique and understandable way that is easy to apply wi...
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By Bobby Borg. There has never been a greater need for musicians to understand the music business than now, when emerging technologies make it pos...
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By Jim Aikin. If you make any type of electronic music – dance mixes, hip-hop, jazz fusion, country pop, film soundtracks, or experimental avant-g...
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BY Phill Dixon, Chris Jones. Strings are the most important part of your guitar. They are the source of the sound and are what you are actually pl...
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By Ruth Price. In engaging and informal language, Ruth Price invites pianists to look for the “magic” in well-known works from both concert and stu...
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The iPad in the Music Studio focuses on the iPad's connectivity to the professional, project, and home music studios. The authors take you on a tou...
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By Robert Blumenfeld. The third volume in dialect coach Robert Blumenfeld's new series on accents, Teach Yourself Accents: Europe, A Handbook for ...
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By Samantha Coates. How to Blitz! General Knowledge is suitable for all instruments, all syllabuses and all ages. Have you ever felt stressed lead...
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This acclaimed text reveals the writing secrets of jazz greats Thad Jones, Sammy Nestico, and Bob Brookmeyer! It presents detailed examinations of ...
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By Jennifer Johnson. What Every Violinist Needs to Know about the Body is a comprehensive volume on using Body Mapping technique to help violinists...
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In precise, easy-to-understand language, Green and Gallwey explain how innate skills can be nurtured and enhanced to help every musician overcome o...
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