Octotunes 納爾遜．希拉．瑪麗 歌調 雙小提琴加鋼琴 博浩版

Octotunes 是教師、作家和演奏家希拉-尼爾森（Sheila Nelson）的最新作品，她是屢獲殊榮的《弦樂基本演奏法》（Essential String Method）的作者。這套短小有趣的精選曲目適合個人或小組教學，可靈活合奏，可由小提琴獨奏、小提琴二重奏、三把小提琴和大提琴甚至絃樂四重奏演奏，所有曲目均可選擇鍵盤伴奏部分。 Octotunes 提供了早期合奏的經驗，無需從基本的開放式弦樂音階中進行擴展、轉換或改變指型。這些樂曲適用於已完成 Sheila Nelsons Essential String Method Book 1 的學生，音調為 A 和 D 大調，節奏僅限於四分音符、切分音、切分休止符、小節和附點小節。Octotunes 分兩個階段培養學生的閱讀技巧，首先鼓勵學生學習和演唱獨奏法譜上的曲調，然後再學習帶有附加動態和弓法的譜表記譜法。Octotunes 最初是鍵盤獨奏曲，只使用開放弦樂音階的八個音符。在不改變指法模式的情況下，使用一個或兩個額外的音符進行擴展，每首曲子都是為希拉-內爾森最小的一個學生創作和命名的。"輕快的鍵盤伴奏提供了一些弦樂所沒有的音符，有助於音樂會的演出

作曲家: Nelson, Sheila Mary
樂器: flexible string ensemble
出版社: Boosey & Hawkes

曲目:
Ellie’s Excursion - Sami’s Story - Anna’s Arabesque - Edgar’s Explosion - Noam’s Notion - Isabelle’s Intermezzo - Sophie’s Square Dance - Libby’s Lullaby - Sebastian’s Stomp - Ben’s Bounce - Tasha’s Tune - Gabriel’s Galop

原文簡介:
Octotunes is the latest project from teacher, writer and performer Sheila Nelson, author of the award-winning Essential String Method. Ideal for individual or group teaching, this selection of short, fun pieces for flexible ensemble can be played by solo violin, violin duo, three violins and cello or even string quartet, all with an optional keyboard accompaniment part.Octotunes provides early experience of ensemble playing, without extensions, shifts or changes of finger pattern from the basic open string scales.Suitable for students who have completed Sheila Nelson’s Essential String Method Book 1, these pieces stay within the keys of A and D major, with rhythms limited to quavers, crotchets, crotchet rests, minims and dotted minims. Time signatures are limited to 3 and 4.Octotunes helps develop reading skills in two stages – the student is first encouraged to learn and sing tunes from the sol-fa charts, before transferring to the stave notation with its additional dynamics and bowing.Octotunes were originally solos with keyboard using only the eight notes of an open string scale. Expanded using one or two extra notes without changing the fingering patterns, each of the pieces was written and named for one of Sheila Nelson’s youngest pupils.Concert performances are helped by a light keyboard accompaniment which provides some notes not available to the strings.