Learning a New Musical Instrument
Maybe the beginning months of learning something new are not always soothing, but as time goes on, the newly learned ability to make music can provide endless hours of great pleasure. Here in the Music Department at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, we have hundreds of books, scores and DVDs that enable you to learn an instrument on your own. Here is a small sampling of what’s available in our DVD collection - one-on-one with inspiring teachers in the privacy of your own home.
DVDs
A Comprehensive Beginner’s Course
Instructor, John McCutcheon.
DVD MT 717.8 .H36 2004x
Instructor, Jumpin' Jim Beloff ; special guests, Travis Harrelson, Poncie Ponce, Ian Whitcomb.
DVD MT 645.8 .J69 2003x
Beginning video for alto saxophone
Instructor, Jason Gillette.
DVD MT 508 .B44 2001x
Books/Scores
If DVDs are not your chosen way to introduce yourself to a new instrument, check out this small selection from the many instructional books and scores we have on the shelves. Most are well illustrated and some come with an accompanying CD.
by William Melton and Randy Weinstein.
qMT 682.8 .M45 2006x
by Hugh Burns.
qMT 588 .B93 2008x
by Misha V. Stefanuk.
qMT68 .S729 2008x
by John Vames.
qMT 358 .N38 V35 2007x

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