Julia Winterson – författare

Rock & Pop Theory: the essential guide offers musicians of all ages and levels a practical and relevant guide to music theory today.  With a special focus on popular music, this indispensable guide: introduces key musical concepts such as pitch, tempo, rhythm, harmony, scales, instruments,   musical forms and structureoutlines the conventions governing music notation, applying these specifically to rock & pop musicprovides interesting facts and real music examples to contextualise music theoryoffers practical tips on how to identify intervals, make up melodies and rhythms, set words to   music and much morewith foreword and chapter introductions by renowned educationalist Paul Harriscontains quick-reference tools including an appendix, list of further repertoire examples, table   of instruments, periods of music history, table of scales and modes and summary keys and time signatures.Rock & Pop Theory: the essential guide is a joint publication, published by Faber Music and Edition Peters.

The Pearson Edexcel AS/A level Anthology of Music introduces the AS and A level set works to a new generation of musicians and will inspire them to develop their music knowledge, understanding and skills and will help them prepare for their assessment.

 

Published in partnership with Edition Peters and Faber Music, and edited by Julia Winterson, the printed Anthology contains:

·    printed music scores of all 53 new set works in a single volume

·    a preface to each score, setting the piece in context, highlighting key themes

·    listening awareness points and suggestions for wider listening

·    glossary of key terms used in each set work.

The Pearson Edexcel GCSE Anthology of Music introduces the GCSE set works to a new generation of musicians and will inspire them to develop their music knowledge, understanding and skills and will help them prepare for their assessment.

 

Published in partnership with Edition Peters and Faber Music, and edited by Julia Winterson, the printed Anthology contains:

printed music scores of all 8 new set works in a single volume a preface to each score, setting the piece in context and highlighting key themes and listening awareness points glossary of key terms used in each set work.

The Pearson Edexcel GCSE Anthology of Music CD introduces the GCSE set works to a new generation of musicians and will inspire them to develop their music knowledge, understanding and skills and will help them prepare for their assessment.

 

Published in partnership with Edition Peters and Faber Music, and edited by Julia Winterson, the audio CD contains:

·    all 8 set works on one CD

·    performances which correspond to the scores in the printed Anthology.

 

 

 

When the Stockton & Darlington Railway opened in 1825, it was the first steam-powered railway to carry passengers. Since then there has been no shortage of music connected with trains and railways: orchestral pieces and popular songs describing railway journeys; those that celebrate the opening of a new line; worksongs and blues describing the hardship of building the railroads, even the first use of sampled music used railway sounds as its source. From the pastoral serenity of the Flanders and Swann song ‘Slow train’ to the shrieking horror of holocaust trains in Steve Reich’s Different Trains, the railway has inspired countless pieces of music. This is the first book to give a comprehensive coverage of music connected with the railways, it describes over 50 pieces of classical music and covers more than 250 popular songs.