Listen
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,Music
Listen Details
Consistently praised as the best book of its kind, Listen uses readable, enjoyable prose and the highest quality recordings to introduce students to the art of focused listening. Captivating discussions and concise "Listening Charts" guide students through important musical works and cultivate listening skills. With informative images, useful historical and cultural background, and interesting biographical information, the text continues to offer students the best preparation to appreciate the styles and traditions of Western music. The seventh edition of Listen is more accessible than ever before with new, more teachable listening examples and a more focused and streamlined introduction to music fundamentals. An expanded range of formats for the text and recordings—including a new, affordable streaming music option and a new, all-inclusive e-book—gives you more flexible choices and more ways to listen.
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Reviews
I've listened to this set several times now for a Music class at University and have found that not only does it skip several times on each CD, each skip lasting several seconds, but there are spots that are fuzzy and sound like some recording equipment malfunctioned or something. 90% of the set is perfectly fine, but that tiny 10% is annoying. There are no scratches or flaws on the discs either so I know it's not the physical media, it has to be the data recorded on it.Also, if you listen to each piece loud enough you can sometimes hear the conductor or other people in the background saying words, phrases, or even HUMMING along with the music. Maybe I got a bad copy, but this is my experience. 3 stars are good in my opinion, and the music itself is great.
