p. 2 | Standard Graded Course of Sight Singing by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 30, 1909

Standard Graded Course of Sight Singing

By Editor

We are glad to announce that the books that the teachers and students in our church-schools, intermediate schools, and academies have been looking for for several months are now ready for circulation. They consist of an Exercise Book, containing singing and reading exercises and examination blanks for the pupil, the price of which is only fifty cents, post-paid; and a Hand Book for teachers, which gives thorough instruction in the manner of introducing each musical fact as it appears in its logical order. The price of this book is only one dollar, post-paid. The greatest simplicity is aimed at in the explanation of each musical fact, and this again is thoroughly learned and applied before its technical term is known. For this reason the pupils are taught how to sing the chords and melodies from the staff in all its possible positions before the study of key signs is taken up, thereby giving him, what is most essential in staff reading, a quick sense of location. These books are intended to meet a great need in the schools to-day. It is a method that will not only impart the rudiments, but also develop fluent sight singers. Order from your tract society, or from the Review and Herald Publishing Association.