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Author(s): James D Siddons
Hymn Supplement for Music Appreciation and Music History provides musical examples from the tradition of Christian hymnody to illustrate topics typically found in college-level textbooks covering music appreciation, music history, and worship studies.
Each of the twenty-six hymns is represented by a facsimile from a hymnal of the day and age when that hymnic example was in practice. Thus the students are introduced to both the sound of a type of religious song, and the way it looked in print at that time.
Author(s): EDWARD HIGGINS
This interdisciplinary course examines the connection between music and social/political movements in the United States, with special emphasis on the tumultuous social, economic, and political challenges of the 20thCentury. Students will identify the music of social change, its relationship with history, diversity, and social justice, and its place in the broader context of American studies.
Author(s): Maria Cominis Glaudini
New Third Edition Now Available!
Rehearsals can be challenging without a director. Students are required to rehearse independently with their scene partner but often not taught the tools of how to rehearse.
Without a leader, actors often don’t know what to accomplish in rehearsal and end up accomplishing nothing or at best telling each other what to do.
Author(s): Amelia Cuomo, Pauline Gagnon, JOSEPH P. MONAGHAN
Theatre Arts: An Interdisciplinary Approach offers modules in four major categories: Ideas, Stories, Enactment and Realization. Within these categories, you will discover subtopics like creativity, actors and blocking. At first glance, there seems to be a wide variety of concepts listed under these categories. Some, like auditions and casting, are obviously part of creating theatre while others, such as gaming, might seem like distant relatives.
Author(s): Dennis Lick
Art Start Fundamentals of the Studio: A Guidebook for Students in the Visual Arts immediately engages the reader with useful guidelines for effective art making. Foundation topics of composition, color, pictorial illusion, formalism, and sculptural space introduce the broad range of conceptual and technical skills necessary in the studio. Subsequent chapters describe the specific skills for working in various specialties, including drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, sculpture, and photography.
Author(s): Barbara Murphy, Brendan McConville
Foundations of Music Theory: An Interactive eBook Is Much More Than PDF Files….
It’s a Complete Music Theory Course!
Author(s): Allen Schantz, Mark Dorn
The exploration of music and the other arts can be a profoundly meaningful and enjoyable pathway into the endless imagination and beauty of our Creator. At their richest, the arts have such a transcendent quality that they can usher us into awe, worship, and delight.
