Instrumentation and Orchestration
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Rating | : | 4.18 (914 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0534251870 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 528 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-03-16 |
Language | : | English |
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Robert M. Freedman said The best of its kind. I have been a professional arranger/orchestrator for nearly fifty years. My copy of the first edition of this book, which I obtained in 198"The best of its kind" according to Robert M. Freedman. I have been a professional arranger/orchestrator for nearly fifty years. My copy of the first edition of this book, which I obtained in 1982, is well worn from constant use because it is the best source of accurate information about the widest variety of instruments.Alfred Blatter understood what an orchestrator wants and needs to know about the capabilities and limitations of the instrumental forces. For students, this book provides reliable data on which they can build a usefu. , is well worn from constant use because it is the best source of accurate information about the widest variety of instruments.Alfred Blatter understood what an orchestrator wants and needs to know about the capabilities and limitations of the instrumental forces. For students, this book provides reliable data on which they can build a usefu. Practically new and very detailed! Christine Bendorf I purchased a used copy of this, but it looks pretty much new- which is great! My package arrived a lot earlier than expected. It arrived less than a week of ordering it although my order said it could be 1-3 weeks. Prior to getting this book, I was using The Technique of Orchestration by Kent Kennan and Donald Grantham. I appreciate the fact that the Blatter goes a little more in depth especially in the section about voice (which is a plus considering I am a vocalist). This rev. Elison Deep said This is the best book on orchestration that also includes detailed information on. This is the best book on orchestration that also includes detailed information on contemporary techniques with examples from the current repertoire. The writing and organization is clear. I did a detailed comparison of all major orchestration books before I made a purchase and this was my choice. I have no regrets but if you have any concerns, go the library and do a comparison for yourself.
Intended for Orchestration and Composition courses for majors.
6. 4. Final Thoughts. Orchestration: Scoring for Various Ensembles. Instrumentation: The Percussion. PART II: THE PARTS. Index. The Basics: Preparing Scores and Parts. Instrumentation: The Orchestral Strings. 1. 7. Appendixes. . PART I: THE SCORE. Organizing Resources. Orchestration: Techniques of Arranging. Instrumentation: The Voice. Orchestration: Scoring Musical Elements. Instrumentation: The Brasses. Bibliography. 9. 10. 8. Orchestration: Techniques of Transcribing. Instrumentation: Other Instruments. Instrumentation: The Woodwinds. 3. 5. Judging the Work. 2