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What's the difference between Arban and Jacome books?
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Author, content, organization... do they look the same to you?
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This thread has some information: https://www.trumpetherald.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2621
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Thanks Matt that answered my question.
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A lot of the material is similar: Scales, triplets, multiple tonguing, intervals, etudes and performance pieces....
Most editions of Arban are organized functionally. Interval studies are collected in one section, scale studies in another section, duets in a section, etc.
St. Jacome is mainly organized progressively by lesson. Intervals, for example, are spread throughout the book. You start with easy keys and easy intervals and move progressively.
As a result, Arban tends to be more popular with beginners as it is a bit easier to work through. Note that Maurice Andre edited a version of Arban published by Billaudot that is structured similarly to St. Jacome -- by lesson. |
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Bronxgroove
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| Dayton wrote: | A lot of the material is similar: Scales, triplets, multiple tonguing, intervals, etudes and performance pieces....
Most editions of Arban are organized functionally. Interval studies are collected in one section, scale studies in another section, duets in a section, etc.
St. Jacome is mainly organized progressively by lesson. Intervals, for example, are spread throughout the book. You start with easy keys and easy intervals and move progressively.
As a result, Arban tends to be more popular with beginners as it is a bit easier to work through. Note that Maurice Andre edited a version of Arban published by Billaudot that is structured similarly to St. Jacome -- by lesson. |
Thanks for the info
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