Writing for the Orchestra: An Introduction to Orchestration - Book Review,
by Metron Shatzkin

Book Description This reference details the basics as well as the refinements of writing for the symphony orchestra, the band, and string orchestra. Focuses on the difficulties of performance of an instrument, the things to avoid when writing for instruments, how to accomplish basic necessities, guidelines for scoring, preparing the score and parts, and unusual uses of instruments. Ideal for introductory and intermediate courses in Orchestration.
The publisher, Prentice-Hall Humanities/Social Science Comprehensive in scope, this text covers the basics as well as the refinements of writing for the symphony orchestra, the band, and the string orchestra.
From the Back Cover Key Benefit:This reference details the basics as well as the refinements of writing for the symphony orchestra, the band, and string orchestra. Key Topics: Focuses on the difficulties of performance of an instrument, the things to avoid when writing for instruments, how to accomplish basic necessities, guidelines for scoring, preparing the score and parts, and unusual uses of instruments. Market: Ideal for introductory and intermediate courses in Orchestration.
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