Theory Books
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 3:01 pm
I was looking for some theory books for My Girlfriend, And I don't know what to get!! Any Ideas?
Well, that was the one I was looking at. Actually, I think it was either te first or second edition. How would I get it?Phantom Phan wrote:Beginning theory? Advanced theory? Orchestration theory?
In college I was taught theory with the "Music: In Theory and Practice" books by Bruce Benward and Gary White (Fifth Edition). Volumes 1&2 are good starting points for theory.
The Fifth Edition was put out in 1993, so they're probably up to edition seven or eight by now. Still, I recommend them, and you can probably find them at a college bookstore.
I dunno. Read my message again.Penguin Gunner wrote:Well, that was the one I was looking at. Actually, I think it was either te first or second edition. How would I get it?Phantom Phan wrote:Beginning theory? Advanced theory? Orchestration theory?
In college I was taught theory with the "Music: In Theory and Practice" books by Bruce Benward and Gary White (Fifth Edition). Volumes 1&2 are good starting points for theory.
The Fifth Edition was put out in 1993, so they're probably up to edition seven or eight by now. Still, I recommend them, and you can probably find them at a college bookstore.
Of course it would have to a college that uses that book. Before you drive out to SDSU or Point Loma, etc. Give the book store a call. You would also have to go at a time when the books are in stock.Phantom Phan wrote:I dunno. Read my message again.Penguin Gunner wrote:Well, that was the one I was looking at. Actually, I think it was either te first or second edition. How would I get it?Phantom Phan wrote:Beginning theory? Advanced theory? Orchestration theory?
In college I was taught theory with the "Music: In Theory and Practice" books by Bruce Benward and Gary White (Fifth Edition). Volumes 1&2 are good starting points for theory.
The Fifth Edition was put out in 1993, so they're probably up to edition seven or eight by now. Still, I recommend them, and you can probably find them at a college bookstore.
The thing is, I don't go to college, don't even know where the college book store is, so I think I will just have Alans Music order it. Would that work?Phantom Phan wrote:I dunno. Read my message again.Penguin Gunner wrote:Well, that was the one I was looking at. Actually, I think it was either te first or second edition. How would I get it?Phantom Phan wrote:Beginning theory? Advanced theory? Orchestration theory?
In college I was taught theory with the "Music: In Theory and Practice" books by Bruce Benward and Gary White (Fifth Edition). Volumes 1&2 are good starting points for theory.
The Fifth Edition was put out in 1993, so they're probably up to edition seven or eight by now. Still, I recommend them, and you can probably find them at a college bookstore.
You have got to read the reponses to your questions.Penguin Gunner wrote:The thing is, I don't go to college, don't even know where the college book store is, so I think I will just have Alans Music order it. Would that work?Phantom Phan wrote:I dunno. Read my message again.Penguin Gunner wrote: Well, that was the one I was looking at. Actually, I think it was either te first or second edition. How would I get it?