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STEPS Strategies & Tools Encouraging Proficient Sightsinging
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By Denis Eaton & Janice Bradshaw
Teacher's Book
STEPS, Strategies and Tools Encouraging Proficient Sight Singing, is veteran music educator Denise Eaton's effective approach to teaching sight-reading. The first volume of the STEPS book series provides melodies and visual fundamentals to sight-sing in five keys.This well-thought-out, systematic method gives students tools to improve their sight-reading skills through creative repetition. Students will learn how both visual and aural interval identification exercises can be used to train the eyes and ears to read, think, and hear ahead.
Teacher's Book
STEPS, Strategies and Tools Encouraging Proficient Sight Singing, is veteran music educator Denise Eaton's effective approach to teaching sight-reading. The first volume of the STEPS book series provides melodies and visual fundamentals to sight-sing in five keys.This well-thought-out, systematic method gives students tools to improve their sight-reading skills through creative repetition. Students will learn how both visual and aural interval identification exercises can be used to train the eyes and ears to read, think, and hear ahead.