Thomas Roger Books

World music

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Introduces some of the instruments used in world music, including the Indian sitar and tabla, Australian didgeridu and bullroarer, and African kora and sansa. Suggested level: primary.

Brecon Beacons & Pembrokeshire Coast

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Classical music

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Introduces some of the instruments used in classical music, including the violin, trumpet, and flute, as well as early instruments.

Folk and country

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Briefly discusses folk and country music and introduces some of their instruments, including guitar, banjo, and homemade instruments.

Jazz and blues

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Briefly discusses jazz and blues music and introduces some of their instruments, including saxophone, brass instruments, and piano.

World music

By Thomas Roger

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Introduces some of the instruments used in world music, including the Indian sitar and tabla, Australian didgeridu and bullroarer, and African kora and sansa.

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