Music for Sight Singing

This spiral-bound edition is in good used condition. The cover shows some wear, and there is a name inscribed on it. The pages are clean and intact, with the binding remaining strong and functional. There is no dust jacket as it is spiral bound.

"Music for Sight Singing" by Robert W. Ottman and Nancy Rogers is a well-regarded educational resource published by Pearson Prentice Hall in 2007. This is the seventh edition, reflecting comprehensive updates and expansions to meet the needs of modern students. The book is spiral bound, making it a practical choice for musicians and educators who require a durable, easy-to-use format. Ottman, an emeritus professor from the University of North Texas, and Rogers, from Florida State University, bring their expertise to this essential guide for music students. The text includes over 1200 melodies and exercises that develop skills in reading pitch and rhythm. This edition introduces structured improvisation exercises and expands on twentieth-century music. The book's spiral binding and educational focus make it a valuable tool for both classroom and individual study. Condition is used with a name inscribed on the cover, but otherwise well-preserved.