| Essential Elements 2000 Book 2 - Oboe
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"Essential Elements 2000 - Book 2" is the follow-up to the outstanding beginning "Book 1" from the Essential Elements series. This comprehensive band method teaches all of the basic skills necessary to play the instrument and reviews and reinforces previously-learned material. The book features 198 short songs and etudes (from composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and Sousa to name a few) which are used to learn new notes, rhythms and styles.
In addition, there is a section for individual study. (The printed piano accompaniments are included for this section.) As an added bonus, this book features a guide to creating music, rhythm studies, and a detailed reference index.
Rounding out the book is a short lesson on music history, a lesson on music theory, a fingering chart, and a CD. The CD provides accompaniments for lessons 1 - 55.
This book series is clearly the best in its class. We recommend this book (and the optional 2 CD set which accompanies lessons 56 to the end of the book) for all beginning instrumentalists, regardless of age.
Songbook Format: Instruction Book
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 This book has a difficulty rating of 3 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 A piano accompaniment is available.
 A CD is included with this book.
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| Song List For "Essential Elements 2000 Book 2 - Oboe" | | Essential Elements 2000, Book 2 - Composed By: Tim Lautzenheiser, John Higgins, Charles Menghini, and Paul Lavender
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