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The Ideal Music Dictation Book
Date
November 21, 1919-February 15, 1920
Dimensions1 textual record ; 20 x 23 cm
Origin
Quebec, Canada
Object NumberM2009.60.1.4
CreditGift of Pierre-Majella David
This document was digitized thanks to the generous support of Sun Life Financial
Scope and Content
This music
dictation book chronicles the music training Donalda David received at the age
of 13 or 14, when she was probably registered in the "advanced class"
(grades 6-8). Theory questions alternate with melodic dictations, illustrating
the preferred methods of teaching sight reading. The exercises were evaluated
on a regular basis and Donalda's marks indicate that she was a serious,
meticulous student.
Notes
Source
of supplied title: Based
on the title of the document.
Language: The document is in French and
English, but primarily in French.
Last update: August 30, 2017
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