Offering a method by one of the leading figures in clarinet education, this title starts at absolute beginner level and progresses to about Grade 2. It contains 22 stages and each section includes a variety of concert pieces from composers, traditional tunes and fun, original exercises, 'finger gyms' and 'warm ups'.

Helps the player overcome problems, by building up a complete picture of each piece, through rhythmic and melodic exercises related to specific technical issues, then by studying prepared pieces with associated questions, and finally 'going solo' with a series of meticulously-graded sight-reading pieces.

Dealing with bereavement is never easy. This book provides advice on: how to register a death; notifying relevant parties; making funeral arrangements; applying for probate; and, sorting out tax, property and other financial matters.

Teaching beginners is a huge responsibility and a challenge, but also reaps enormous rewards. This handbook for various instrumental and singing teachers offers a comprehensive advice and practical strategies on how to teach beginners. It also offers solutions to the challenges faced in music education. It discusses practice ideas for beginners.

Suitable for instrumental and singing teachers, this handbook offers creative solutions to the challenges faced in music education. It outlines strategy of 'Simultaneous Learning': a method that encourages the development of musical insight by making connections between various aspects of musicianship.

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Offers a method in clarinet education. This title starts at absolute beginner level and progresses to about Grade 2. It features 22 stages, and each section includes a variety of concert pieces from great composers, traditional tunes and fun, original exercises, 'finger gyms' and 'warm ups' to help establish a sound technique.

Revised and expanded edition that provides new insights and information on how to enjoy pantomime and how to make it happen.

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An Australian, Malcolm Williamson was the first non-Briton to hold the post of Master of the Queen's Music. He was appointed in 1975 as a composer. By the time of his death in 2003 he was unproductive and largely forgotten. This work tells his story, sifting fact from fiction and offering a case for re-evaluating this multi-talented musician.

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This is the defining book on the theory and practise of tank warfare, by the man who became one of Hitler's most able generals.

Helps the player overcome problems, by building up a complete picture of each piece, through rhythmic and melodic exercises related to specific technical issues, then by studying prepared pieces with associated questions, and finally 'going solo' with a series of meticulously-graded sight-reading pieces.

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This is an extraordinary autobiography which moves rapidly from the battlefields of Bosnia to the war-shredded jungles of Sri Lanka by way of a host of unlikely destinations: the north west frontier province of Pakistan; the ganglands of Albania; the sands of the Sahara Desert; the streets of Algiers; and the volcano wracked island of Montserrat. The author's work as a military and defence writer,