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Music Composition
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Orchestration
Cecil Forsyth
This is THE classic book on orchestration that every musician and composer should own. Each instrument of the modern orchestra is given a thorough examination. Written as well as "sounding" ranges are given for every instrument, along with a detailed account of its history, physics, play techniques, special effects, place in the orchestra, and relationship to other instruments. Even includes numerous examples for each instrument in various settings. Originally written in 1914 and revised in 1935 by the author, this is still the best and most complete book on orchestration.
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